Leo Season 2025:

Flirt, play, create, celebrate, bask in the sun, be bold and flashy. This is the season when we are encouraged to shine brightly, boldly and proudly as the unique human beings each of us are.

Vedic Story: Rasa and Lila

Meditation: Cloud Gazing

Dates

• ​July 24th: Leo New Moon opposite Pluto, trine Neptune and Saturn, Sextile Uranus
• ​July 31st: Mercury Cazimi
• ​August 9th: Full Moon in Aquarius + Mars opposite Saturn and Neptune
• ​August 11th: Venus Jupiter Conjunction in Cancer

Cancer Season Continued: Borders, Belonging & Broken Systems: The Unspoken Reasons for Immigration.

As we move through Cancer season, we hold our attention on the politics of home, country and family through the topic of immigration. In this episode, I talk with immigration lawyer Diana Moller to examine history, reasons for immigrating, economics, labor, and the abomination of for-profit detention centers. I weave in the Cancer archetype and in particular note the axis it shares with Capricorn.

To work with Diana see her link below.

Diana Moller https://www.mollerimmigration.com/

This week’s episode continues our exploration of Cancer season themes—home, belonging, and care—through the lens of immigration.
I speak with immigration lawyer Lisa Seifert to discuss the many facets of immigration in the U.S. We talk about the different types of legal documentation, what it means that being undocumented is a civil—not criminal—offense, how communities can hold ICE accountable, and recent headlines. We also explore how immigrants contribute billions in taxes and the significance of sanctuary cities in offering protection and support.

As we approach the 4th of July—a day that marks the birth of the United States and also highlights that this country is astrologically a Cancer—I invite you to reflect deeply.

Unless you are Native American, your family came from somewhere else. We are a nation of immigrants.
This holiday is an opportunity to ask:
What does patriotism truly mean?
Who makes up this country?
What are we really celebrating?
What are the stories—of migration, displacement, and survival—that brought us here?

And crucially, what are the ongoing consequences of colonization, especially for Native peoples, whose lands were taken to form what we now call the United States?

Resources:

Lisa Steifert: https://www.seifertlaw.com/

Northwest Immigrant Rights Project: https://www.nwirp.org/