Hello, Libra. Welcome to Cancer Season. As we enter into Cancer Season, we move through an energetic

transition point that is of particular importance. This is the transition of

the solstice. It's a quarterly marking of the Earth's journey around the Sun and

you are a sign that is part of this quarterly family. Libra begins on an

equinox and so the relationship to Libra begins on an equinox and so the relationship to Libra from cancer is an important one and in your

chart cancer holds a place that has a lot to do with a sense of purpose in the world and the ways that you put yourself out into spaces of greater visibility and also where you apply your efforts as a recipient of the

lineages and influences that you have inherited and also as a creator of this world, as a person that brings a lineage forward that takes part in some kind of future for others who you do not know yet.

This sense of future and who and what your efforts are for feels to be a major theme in cancer season.

And when I'm tuning in with what feel like the most palpable influences in your chart over the course of these several weeks.

The feeling that I have is that you are really feeling for the light that is calling your growth.

And if you think about a plant emerging from the ground,

that plant is moving towards the heat of the sun. It's being called upwards by oxygen and light heat.

And there is a way that your chart is doing that right now too.

There is a feeling of where is the light?

What am I growing towards?

What is pulling me or calling me now?

And I think that some of you are deeply asking that question.

Over the last many months, I think it's even been a few years now,

that the Libra charts have been going through, I would say, some shadow territory, some death, dying and

rebirth vibes. You are in a space of transformation. The Libra charts are not particularly easy right

now, but that also doesn't mean that there can to be ease. that is the labor that is being asked of many of you is the labor of

transformation it's the labor of meeting fear and failure and the brutality I'm going to say of

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