Astro : Evolution Baby

June 4, 2017 Kerrie Basha

Evolution baby - our overarching theme between now and 2020 - means that we are only just getting started. If you have been wondering why the astrofuquery thus far this year has felt more like havoc than helpful, it is because nothing is ever revolutionised without an epic shake up of the status quo.Including us.Our Lady of Love's annual retreat last March as she withdrew to contemplate, revise and thus reinvigorate all that tickles and tugs at our hummingbird hearts was instructive, to say the least. Venus rules those areas of our life that bring us pleasure - or her counterbalance, pain - and which reflect our values, desires, taste and attractions. An obvious spotlight falls across love and relationships of all kinds when we think of Venus but this very much narrows her sphere of influence. What do you ardently pursue? Who floats your boat? What makes your heart sing? These too are part of the Venusian domain, less tangible perhaps but no less a lover.

And now here comes our cosmic changemaker Uranus, hurling electricity and tapping his fingers, impatient for our personal revolution to really get going already. Yesterday stepping oh so close to our lady Venus under the auspices of the north node, aka The Future. Uranus is built on tangents, pivots and fast turnarounds. His stock in trade is sudden, shocking and decries run of the mill anything.Put these two together and you can anticipate maverick inspiration that nods to a new way to inhabit our Venusian realms. This is the future you are hurtling towards. Now is the time to flip the bird to your old ways, the ones that have never delivered to date. Cultivate the changes you want to see (and be) by simply inhabiting them. Be bold and brave. Try another way. Take no shit. Let the lightning strike.This fabulously perfect image of Liz Taylor, a Venus Uranus native who shares this aspect with fellow wallflowers Angelina Jolie and Anais Nin. Channel these great goddesses and fuq convention. Tis time to Do You.© Kerrie Basha, 2017