Good evening, everybody. My name is Anne Ortley. I'm an astrologer here in New York City,

and I'm broadcasting tonight from my bright red desk on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.

And it's a beautiful Sunday. It's February 12th, two days before Valentine's Day, and right in the middle of eclipse season.

So we have two big eclipses. We had one last week. We got another one in a couple of weeks. And what eclipses

do is they make us aware of things that we're supposed to pay attention to, whether we want to

or not. And they finish up a story from September. So the story from September is kind of

happening again in the news.

And they also go back to when the new moon happened in August of 201. So think back two summers

ago, 201.5, what was happening then? Because the full moon that's happening now is culminating

and helping you look at that story in a different way.

And what we do here on the weekly weather is we talk about the weather in the sky

so you can make use of it productively, happily,

or at least no wind to carry an umbrella because it's going to be raining in the heavens.

And you know when it's raining in the heavens, it's raining here on Earth,

as above so below,

as without so within.

So our job with this new energy is to really look at it and figure out how we want to work

with it.

And what clipses do is they bring things to light because the sun and the moon, one of the

bodies of light that illuminates us and that appears to create light on earth and growth on earth and move the tides,

one of them goes away.

And when it goes away for a little while, we go, wow, it's gone.

...