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Hi everybody. Welcome to Ann Ortley's weekly weather. My name is Ann Ortley, and I'm an

astrologer here in New York City, and I'm broadcasting tonight from my bright red desk,

and it's very dark outside. We are definitely approaching winter. What we do here on the

weekly weather, this is for the week of 1122-2015 November,

the week before Thanksgiving. Happy Thanksgiving, everybody, Thursday, Friday. My absolutely

favorite holiday because you have wonderful food and you don't have to buy anybody presents. So there's

no stress. And then there's leftovers. I make an amazing turkey pop pie. I have to say, if I do say so myself, with the leftovers. So I'm really looking forward to turkey pop pie on Saturday. And what we do here on the weekly weather is, aside from celebrating holidays, is we talk about the astrology in the week ahead. And we actually have a really big week this week, folks.

Some weeks are bigger than others. This is a big one because we're getting clear on our dream this week. We're having the first of three Saturn Neptune squares, which we've been talking about for a while.

The first one happens this week. And then we have two more later on in the year, one in June and one next October,

or sorry, next September. So what the Saturn Neptune Square does is it invites us to put a

structure Saturn under our reality, Neptune, under our dream, under our vision, under our

purpose, what do we want?

And Saturn says to Neptune, I want you to build a structure under the dream.

It's that quote, you've built castles in the air and now put a foundation under them.

You know, they always show a picture of sandcastle on the beach.

And also Saturn Square Neptune sometimes takes away the reality.

Neptune coming to Saturn is the ocean.

Remember the ocean on the beach?

You know, when you see those tsunamis come in, yeah, buildings kind of fall down.

When the oceans come in, kind of take away the sandcastles within the high tide line.

So this can also be a week where something goes away, where something dissolves,

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