Jordyn and Natasha sit down and discuss the upcoming Taurus New Moon on May 16, 2026. How it connects Chiron's final degrees in Aries, Pluto rx, and Juno.

#taurusnewmoon #integration #plutoretrograde

Uranus enters Gemini in 2026, beginning an 8-year cycle that will reshape how we think, communicate, and process information.

Historically, this cycle aligns with the U.S. Uranus return—marking periods of war, disruption, and radical change.

In this episode, Jordyn Smith of Non Conformist Conscience explores the deeper meaning of Uranus through mythology, archetypes, and collective shifts—unpacking themes of liberation, control, technology, and the evolution of the mind.

This isn’t just external change.

It’s a revolution in how we perceive reality.

Aries New Moon — April 17, 2026

A conversation with Natasha Almeida on courage, initiation, and taking the first step.

This lunation invites movement. Not perfection — action.

As we integrate past transformations, something new begins to emerge. What starts as a single step becomes metamorphosis.

Libra Full Moon April 1, 2026 astrology forecast—this Full Moon in Librabrings a powerful crossroads in relationships, boundaries, and self-worth.

This lunation highlights relationship dynamics,emotional patterns, and the connection between how we relate to ourselves andhow we show up with others. With Hekate present, this Full Moon represents amoment of choice—where clarity, shadow work, and transformation guide us towardaligned values and authentic desires.

On March 28, 2026, Pluto in Aquarius forms a sextile to Saturn in Aries.

This is a turning point in how we relate to power, leadership, and personal authority—both collectively and individually.

In this episode, I explore the deeper meaning of this transit, its roots in the Saturn–Pluto cycle, and what it asks of us moving forward.

If you’re wanting to go deeper, you’re invited to join the Conscience Compass Group for extended forecasts, Q&A, and ongoing support.

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The ocean has always been a symbol of the collective unconscious, memory, and the deeper currents of consciousness. In ancient myth, the forgotten ocean goddess Amphitrite once drowned the world after humanity ignored her warnings about hubris and disconnection from the natural order. This video explores how that myth comes alive in the Pisces New Moon on March 18, 2026, and what it reveals about our spiritual reconnection with consciousness.#PiscesNewMoon #AstrologyForecast #SpiritualAstrology#Amphitrite #CollectiveConsciousness

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_____________________________________________________________TIME STAMPS:00:00:00- INTRO00:00:58- PISCES NEW MOON ARCHETYPE AND CURRENT EVENTS00:10:23- AMPHITRITE00:22:28 - SAROS ECLCIPSE CYCLE AND PISCES NEW MOON00:26:04 - INTERFACE OF FORM & CONSCIOUSNESS00:43:17 - ASTEROID LUCIFER & NEW MOON00:55:14 - VESTA & MEDUSA & NEW MOON00:55:25 - VESTA01:03:05 - MEDUSA01:15:27 - KASSANDRA01:19:54 - DISCERNMENT & WHAT WE INTERFACE WITH01:27:07 - THE FINAL MESSAGE OF THE NEW MOON IN PISCES

What does authority mean in astrology—and who gets to claim it?

In this first episode of The Arcane Astrology Talks on the Non Conformist Conscience podcast, astrologer Jordyn Smith is joined by Jessica Lanyadoo, host of the widely followed podcast Ghost of a Podcast, for a conversation exploring discernment, common sense, and emotional intelligence within astrological practice.

Together we discuss how these qualities can feel surprisingly arcane within modern astrology, despite being essential to thoughtful interpretation. The conversation examines how historical power structures have shaped the traditions, language, and authority structures within astrology, and how those influences continue to appear within the community today. We also explore themes of activism, feminism, and the importance of questioning who holds authority in spaces that interpret symbols, stories, and collective meaning.

We then turn to the astrology of the current moment. The discussion touches on the significance of the Saturn–Neptune conjunction in Aries, a rare cycle often associated with ideological restructuring and the dissolving of old narratives that no longer hold. We also explore the upcoming ingress of Uranus into Gemini and its square to the transiting lunar nodal axis, highlighting how these planetary movements may correlate with rapid shifts in communication, information systems, and collective direction.

Through astrology, cultural reflection, and dialogue, this episode explores how practitioners can engage astrology with awareness, responsibility, and a willingness to question inherited frameworks.