Some Observations About the Eclipse Season and the Recent Storms, the Moon Trines Mars & 19 IL Sole

Daily Horoscope for Tuesday, March 18, 2025

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Good morning, friends!

Well, thankfully, my migraine lifted yesterday afternoon! That always feels the best. LOL!

I have had a few tech glitches since Mercury stationed retrograde that I’d like to share. They aren’t like huge crazy things, just noticeable and they DO seem to happen only when Mercury is retrograde, which I was actually surprised by when I first started doing horoscopes. I thought that maybe it was like glitches were just more frequent during Mercury retrogrades, but now that I’ve been tracking stuff, it is like ONLY when Mercury is retrograde (or in shadow) do I have car trouble, printer mishaps, phone glitches, etc…

So, I already told you all that my car alarm went off randomly and for no reason the day before Mercury stationed (and it did it again this morning), but then over the weekend my printer acted up while I was printing a large file for homeschool and just decided to drop the print job altogether and then I had to figure out, with a migraine, what it had printed and what it hadn’t since the pages had no page numbers.

Then, this morning my Baby Yoda Vacuum (a robot vacuum that I treated myself to recently, which has been AMAZING! Seriously, why did I wait so long to get one of these?!) started on its scheduled clean, but it didn’t do the scheduled task! It was supposed to do the edges for an hour and then switch to the middle of the room, but instead just started doing the middle of the room and then proceeded to get confused in my hallway and just go back and forth in the hallway for an unnecessarily long time and then decided to return to its recharging station when it was only at 60% (usually it returns to recharge when it hits 14%). What bonkers behavior was this? I am pretty sure it was a Mercury retrograde glitch, but since I just got the vacuum last Thursday, I will have to keep track and let ya know in the future.

What about you? Any Mercury retrograde stuff to report?

Also, crazy weather out there, right?!

Eclipses have been used forever to predict wild and dangerous weather events, so I am not surprised that we have been having more extreme weather since the Lunar Eclipse last Friday. It sure has felt like Tower Card moments everywhere I look, just like I predicted, unfortunately! (If you missed the Lunar Eclipse posts, you can access Part One: Lunar Eclipse Basics and Interpretation, and Part Two: Horoscopes by clicking the links).

Using Geodetic astrology, a branch of Mundane astrology that uses Geodetic charts to forecast where on the planet certain weather or sociopolitical events may occur, as portended by eclipses, I am not surprised to see that this Lunar Eclipse (and upcoming Solar Eclipse) is located in the first house of Goodland, Kansas (one of the locations that had a very crazy dust storm that caused a 71-car and truck pile up on I-70!) The chart is below. St. Louis, MO, has a similar chart, with the Lunar Eclipse very close to its Ascendant and the upcoming Solar Eclipses in its first house (second chart below). I am just getting into this mundane technique and hope to use it in the future to help everyone be aware of where the eclipse energy will focus itself on the globe, but for now, I am learning by looking in retrospect. Maybe by the time Mercury is the morning star again, giving us foresight, I will understand the technique better.

Goodland, KS Geodetic Chart with Lunar Eclipse in Virgo, March 14, 2025

St. Louis, MO Geodetic Chart with Lunar Eclipse in Virgo, March 14, 2025

Anyway…stay safe out there, folks! We may be in for a wild ride…

Okay, let’s get into….the astrology