Good afternoon everybody is

everybody is Ann Orley broadcasting from the bright red desk here on the upper

east side of Manhattan for the week of January 6th, 2019. The eclipses are here, the eclipses are here. We are

in eclipse season. It started about a week and a half ago, but the first one was yesterday, and it was a partial

solar eclipse, which meant the sun got a little chunk of it eaten out by the moon, passing

in front of like a little cookie bite. And then there'll be another, excuse me,

eclipse in two weeks on the 21st and that one is a full moon eclipse and that brings us back to July of 17, July 22nd of 17 and then

April 22nd of 18 and now we have the culmination. So the weeks between the eclipse is very volatile, very exciting, and also pretty intense.

Now this particular eclipse has the sun and the moon besieged.

And besieged is an interesting term because it means that the lights are trapped

between Saturn and Pluto.

And they're in a, they're trapped and they're there by the

South node of loss, releasing and letting go. Mercury is also in Capricorn and

they're also on the fixed star Vega and Vega is a star that is about

wealth and abundance and stuff like that but it's on the South node in

Capricorn so we have our government shut down which is always fun and we have a

lot of people looking at the stock market going hey what's going on there what's

going on there because of all the wild and woolly things that have been going

on so with the sun and the moon trapped between Saturn and Pluto and Mercury in

there too and the south node it's a transit of difficult news

it's an eclipse of difficult news meaning that you're gonna maybe hear things

you didn't like because what happens is in addition to all these planets together you

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