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A new cycle often begins quietly. It does not always announce itself through visible external events. More often, it begins when a certain internal arrangement can no longer continue in the same way. The old pattern may still exist outwardly, the same rooms, same responsibilities, same familiar tho…

A new cycle often begins quietly. It does not always announce itself through visible external events. More often, it begins when a certain internal arrangement can no longer continue in the same way. The old pattern may still exist outwardly, the same rooms, same responsibilities, same familiar thoughts, but the relationship to them changes. What Mercury–Mars often introduces is the first unmistakable sign that the mind is no longer willing to inhabit old forms of hesitation. Mercury by itself o