MARCH 7-9: EXCELLENT SAGITTARIUS MOON

MOON is VOID OF COURSE for most of the day on Wednesday, March 7 until 5:03pm EST when it ENTERS SAGITTARIUS. It remains in Sag until 9:27pm Friday, March 9. LAST ASPECT OF MOON: Moon Trine Uranus in Aries. Wednesday is likely to be a day when not much practical work is accomplished and any actions initiated during the V/C Moon period are likely not to work out as planned. Instead it's best to use this in-between time for inner creative work or imagining future projects and wait until the Moon enters Sag this evening to act. Ruled by Jupiter, the Mutable Fire Sag Moon reflects an adventurous as well as an innovative philosophical attitude. It's a perfect time to access your courage to take off on a long-distance journey of the body or of the higher mind. The Last Aspect Trine to Uranus is a harmonious angle which is likely to yield enthusiastic and exciting experiences. Both Jupiter and Uranus require independence and Freedom, so make sure you honor this quality in yourself and the others. This is also a great time to publish! While you must be willing to adjust to the unexpected changes the presence of Uranus suggests, actions initiated during this time will tend to have EXCELLENT resolutions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TLppsfzQH8

SAGITTARIUS SCENE: Limitless, 2011; Director: Neil Burger. Adapted by Leslie Dixon from Alan Glynn's book, The Dark Fields. This is one of my all time favorite films! It's every wordsmith's fantasy. Novelist Eddie Morra (Bradley Cooper) has writer's block - one could say this period of his life is a long Lunar Void of Course day. An old friend urges him to pop a new mind-expanding pill which quickly transforms Eddie into a hugely successful writing machine on speed. Not only does he publish with lightening Uranus momentum and innovation, when inevitable dramatic changes begin occurring on all levels of life, he adjusts accordingly and races to ultimate success. The visuals are exciting and transporting. The film also features Abbie Cornish and Robert De Niro. The CBS series was based on the film, but in NO way compares creatively!