The Storyteller's Night Sky with Mary Stewart Adams

The experience of each new age requires a new confession, and the world seems always waiting for its poet.

It's Harvest Moon Wednesday, Sept 17 which begs the question: what is my harvest this year? On Michigan's Beaver Island, they have an answer!

A fascinating signature of the Mysteries is appearing in the sky right now, involving the planets Saturn and Mercury and the constellations Aquarius and Leo.

The last New Moon of Summer on 2 September 2024 prepares for the transition from outer light to inner radiance that happens at Equinox later this month.

Each month the Moon greets every planet, modulating the mood as it goes. This week, it meets Jupiter, Mars, and Mercury.

The astrological omens this week suggest now's the time for sloughing off the dead weight and for moving out of stagnant situations.

Sun, Mercury, Earth, and Moon align at square angle to Uranus while Jupiter and Saturn engage in the same, and all of this at Blue Moon Monday, August 19, 2024

In August the Milky Way is like the brilliantly beaded belt of a sparkling garment woven out of stars and flung across the night.

This week a date of historic and literary note rolls around: “Lammas Eve,” which is the night before we’re halfway through the summer. 

Venus emerges as our evenings star very soon, and will grace the western horizon until mid-March 2025. What can it mean?