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Welcome to another episode of Lightworkers Lounge. It's me, your friend host and astrologer Stephanie Powers.

And today we're going to the garden beds. And we're going to see how well you did or didn't

do when it came to the new moon and Ares we experienced back on April 8th of this year.

For some of us here in the United States, we experienced a total solar eclipse on April 8th of this year.

I'm in Texas, South Texas, and it was quite the sight to see.

It was my second total solar eclipse I've experienced in the past.

Gosh, the last one was 2017.

I experienced that one in Charleston, South Carolina.

And so to experience another one here in Texas, it's wild.

It's very wild.

Guys, this full moon in Aries is spicy.

Not only is it in the sign of spice, Aries, but there's quite a few aspects to it. In aspects, if you open a

birth chart, you'll see blue lines, red lines, maybe some dotted green lines. These are called

aspects, and they tell us how the planets are playing together in the sky, right? Are they fighting? Are they at odds? Are they in

opposition, meaning playing tug of war with each other, reaching a common ground? There's something

called the square, which is where there's a point of intertension. And then there's things

called the trine or the sextile, harmonious blue lines where the planets are holding hands and skipping through

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