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Gemini Full Moon, December 1-2, 2009

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By Cathy Lynn Pagano (about the author)

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Happy Thanksgiving to my American readers!

Thanksgiving Day might feel a little fuzzy around the edges, as the Moon is void of course in dreamy Pisces all day. You could feel emotionally disconnected -- which might be a good thing if you're spending the day with family! A void-of-course Moon means that the Moon doesn't make any aspects to planets after the day starts off with a bang when Uranus and the Moon meet up. Watch your dreams in the morning. You might have a revelation. And watch out for bosses in the kitchen with Mercury trine Mars in fire signs, as everyone will want to contribute to getting Thanksgiving dinner prepared. Later in the day, Venus and Neptune square off, bringing the afternoon to a close with fun, fantasy and love or complete disillusionment. Things don't get jumping until the Moon goes into Aries at night, where it immediately squares Pluto in Capricorn and opposes Saturn in Libra. You'll probably want to break some rules.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Cathy Pagano

Jungian Psychotherapist/Astrologer/Wisdom Coach

cathy@wisdom-of-astrology.com

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Cathy Pagano, M.A., C.E.C, is a Jungian Psychotherapist, Astrologer , Wisdom Life Coach , teacher and storyteller.

Cathy works with the tools of the imagination - dreams, alchemy, myths, astrology, symbolic language, storytelling, ritual - to awaken the Soul's wisdom.

I believe that Americans are called to a higher consciousness at this point in our history. We are called on to live up to our ideals and create the country our forefathers imagined. Inner consciousness needs to be acted upon for social justice.

Cathy believes that our writers and artists must take up our responsibility to create art that inspires, teaches and heals our humanity. She has a weekly internet radio show on storytelling called The Bard's Grove on BlogtalkRadio.

Cathy writes about political, psychological/spiritual, and cultural issues.

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Thanks Cathy. And yes, something new and better is coming by Sarah Morgan on Wednesday, Nov 25, 2009 at 4:40:08 PM

The Great Cycle (the 26,000 years Cathy mentions) by Ruth on Monday, Nov 30, 2009 at 12:26:29 PM