The Week of October 7th, 2024: Expansive conversations and transformations

Astrology of the Week Ahead with Chani Nicholas

CHANI

Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality

4.3 • 714 Ratings

🗓️ 7 October 2024

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

Episode 199

In this podcast, New York Times best-selling author and astrologer Chani Nicholas discusses the astrology of the week and what it might mean for us all.

The astrology of the week of October 7th, 2024, involves bold discussions and alchemical shifts. Between three Jupiter transits and Pluto's final stint in Capricorn for the next two centuries, this is a potent time to review the structures we’ve built around law, faith, and philosophy — and to knock down any remaining systems that don’t serve us.

Let’s get into it.

This episode covers:

Venus’ trine to Mars on Tuesday, October 8th
Mercury’s trine to Jupiter on Tuesday, October 8th
The start of Jupiter retrograde on Wednesday, October 9th
The end of Pluto retrograde on Friday, October 11th
Mercury’s square to Pluto on Sunday, October 13th
Mercury’s ingress into Scorpio on Sunday, October 13th
The Sun’s trine to Jupiter on Sunday, October 13th

This episode was recorded on 8/7/2024.

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The music featured in the podcast was created by Latashá.

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0:00.0	If you're listening to this, you did it. We made it. I don't know if we are better or worse for having
0:08.0	done so, but the eclipses have happened. There are no more for the next six months. This week
0:18.4	promises a little bit of a break. Hello and welcome. This is the astrology of the
0:25.5	week ahead podcast. I'm your host and hopeful Astro Bestie, Channie Nicholas. Let's get into this
0:34.2	week's astrology. That's what we do here. We're talking about the week of October 7th.
0:40.5	So we just had the last eclipse of eclipse season and the last eclipse that we are going to have
0:49.9	in Libra near the South Node for like a couple decades. So we've wrapped something up or we're in the
0:56.8	process of wrapping something up. We're probably in that process for sure, for sure, until we move
1:04.2	into Scorpio season. But just to say that the actual events of the eclipses are over is a little bit of a relief.
1:16.2	Now, eclipses and their impact will last for a couple of months, and the impact of them
1:22.3	we don't really fully know until a couple of months out. Some people say like six months for a solar eclipse.
1:30.3	It's not like the eclipse happens every day. It's just that the event happens, the eclipse
1:35.2	happens. We have to look and see what happened in correlation with the event, what events
1:40.6	occurred alongside that astronomical event. And then how do those events get unpacked
1:46.9	over the next six months but we're talking about this week and this week begins pretty well
1:55.2	i like the beginning of this week now obviously this week begins with the date October 7th,
2:03.9	which is a very tender date. It is a date that will ring out through all of recorded history
2:13.7	because it was a date that began some incredibly, incredibly devastating, demoralizing,
2:23.2	horrific times. I talked a lot about that the last couple of weeks in this podcast because I think
2:30.1	it's really important to name the things that go on. And I also know like we are in that
2:38.8	section of time where we're going to be reflecting back on what has been going on for the past year
2:46.5	and for the past eight or so decades in Palestine in regards to what is occurring in Gaza.
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