The Taurus archetype really cracks me because it is notorious for being what?

Stubborn, really resistant to change.

If you know someone in your life that has a heavy second

house, Stellium, or lots of tourist placements, they love their routine. They feel held and safe

and stable in their routine. I want to wear the same things. I want to eat the same things.

I want to work at the same job. And you need to give them a permission slip for them. But sometimes staying in our comfort zone can slowly put up a cage,

a prison around us that we don't even recognize as being built, kind of until it's too late.

I share this as the intro to the Torres New Moon podcast because I want you to take a look at where

in your chart Torres resides. When house does it rule over, which is an area of life that is

governed by the Constellation Torres for you. And think about where you've needed to make a change,

but you've been really lazy, so to speak, or been very resistant to

him because for some reason making a change in this area of life may, the story you tell yourself

anyway, may affect the basic necessities of having a stable life, such as finances,

affording groceries, affording material items to live a

comfortable life. Really look at that in your chart and see what you think. Hi, everybody. Welcome

to another episode of The Astrology Lounge. It's your host and astrologer Stephanie Powers.

And we are going to talk about this new moon and tourists arriving on April 27th,

if you are here in the United States with me, North America.

And my Asian and Australian listeners, I'm pretty sure it's the very early morning of Monday, April 28th for you.

You guys know where to go to find me, astrology dashlound.com or get all the info you need

in the show notes of the podcast to book a private reading with me or to take your astrology

knowledge off the airwaves and onto your desktop. We have the astrology digital video library,

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