Hello. I'm broadcasting tonight a beautiful Sunday night from the bright red desk on the upper east side of Manhattan

with a lovely view of the sun kind of dappling across the leaves outside my window and I'm here in New York City in the

United States of America on planet Earth and the solar system circling the

Galactic Center and 125 million miles, well 125 million years to go around that

Galactic Center. So I'm probably not going to be here for the whole time, but I'm definitely looking forward to the next week ahead.

Shameless self-promotion, I've got a webinar tomorrow on running backwards at full steam.

If you're on my mailing list, you received a copy of the newsletter.

It's also posted on my website and I'm doing a webinar on the summer of retrogrades.

As of tomorrow, or as of Tuesday rather,

Mars stations to go retrograde, and that means,

well, Mercury is coming down the road

as is Uranus, but every single planet in the heavens is going to be retrograde

for most of the summer, which means we're going to be going backwards to go forwards.

And if you've ever run backwards, and it's really an interesting experiment to try.

I recommend it, you know, do it in a place where you can't run into anybody.

But try running backwards.

And that's what we're going to do all summer summer because the only planets that are going forward is Venus

of love you know that's not a bad one to have moving forward and uh... of course the sun

and the mars the sun and the moon never go retrograde so they're not going to go retrograde either.

But mercury is going to go retrograde in August, in July and August.

Jupiter is retrograde now.

Saturn's retrograde, Pluto's retrograde, Mars stations to go retrograde

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