DAILY ASTROLOGY IN FILM: JUNE 27-29

MOON IN ARIES from 3:08am EDT on Monday June 27th until at 3:46am EDT Wednesday June 29th. Ruled by Mars, The Warrior Archetype is in play as Aries fights for what he believes to be right. This Cardinal Fire sign can be impulsive, courageous and arrogant. He has the igniting spark of energy to begin  a project or a fight but is likely to need support in completing it. This time may draw conflict but after a few days in a dreamy Pisces Moon the Aries spark of leadership inspires us into useful action.      

LAST ASPECT OF THE MOON: Moon Sextile Mercury at 3:46am EDT Wednesday June 29th. We are likely to take the opportunity to speak out on a potentially controversial subject or, in general, express our will freely during this time. The action will tend to have a GREAT result. Our emotions are in sync with our minds and we are supported in what we feel must be done. Be careful your behavior is not irresponsible as it is likely to be impulsive. Try to prepare for any possible repercussions beforehand. Act with Aries' natural integrity.       

SCENES FOR THE DAY: ON THE WATERFRONT, 1954; Director: Elia Kazan. Brando is explosive as Terry Malloy fighting for the rights of the longshoremen in New Jersey. He takes the opportunity to speak out both in the courtroom, ratting out his own union for inequities and then on the docks, face to face with the head of the union, powerfully played by Lee J. Cobb. There are so many classic scenes from this film. If you've never witnessed early Brando, a quintessential Aries himself, this film will light your fire to see more! I've included a second clip to show the entire scene where we witness the powerful payoff of the initial confrontation. Malloy's character exemplifies that one courageous leader who dares to speak out thereby changing the fate of the community. Mercury Rules! Notice that, in pure Aries form, Terry needs the support from advocate, Father Barry, played by the undaunted Karl Malden, to finish his battle. The Academy award winning black and white cinematography by Russian cinematographer, Boris Kaufman, is rich, gritty and strong, supporting the action perfectly!