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While there is no universal, exact same meaning for everyone as with the weather (e.g., extremely hot weather, everyone is hot), if you have a problem with the planet Mars in your natal configurations, the above-mentioned transiting super-Mars could be relatively important to you at this time.
My findings show that astrology symbolizes life circumstances, including particulars about relationships and sex.
Don’t worry, you’re not in grave danger, but the risk of atypical situations, such as rash behavior resulting in weighty consequences is increased due to a Supermoon and two eclipses. As with all astrology, these cosmic events don’t influence your life or make things happen, though they are emblematic of distinct themes.
All in all, expect the days leading up to 11-6-2012 when Mercury is about to go retrograde, through the first half of Mercury retrograde to include more noticeable related complications, as outlined in the linked posts above.
Election day (11-6-2012) in the United States of America could be even more dramatic than usual. For example, frustration, anxiety, and confusion will likely be more prominent so try to remain centered and vote early if possible.
A conventional science advocate, one of those, my-science-is-science-but-your-science-isn’t types, recently said that astrology is “ridiculous nonsense, non-science based stuff that has no supporting evidence.” That person is certainly entitled to their opinion, despite how flawed it is.
It’s always amusing to hear people say, “My fate isn’t predetermined.” When asked about when they will “manifest,” as “master of (their) destiny,” the “unlimited possibilities” they allude to, they say it’s a work in progress. Yet twenty years later their lives haven’t changed much, other than the additional debt incurred from their addiction to inspirational books, seminars, and retreats.
Whereas you’re up a creek without a paddle relying on horoscopes, those New Age guidebooks (more like trivialized-misinformation-for-profit books) are akin to having a toothpick of a paddle, and that creek isn’t any more welcoming.
The debate about whether to use the Tropical zodiac, or the Sidereal zodiac, the basis for Hindu astrology (otherwise known as “Vedic,” “Jyotish,” or “Indian”), continues.
Although the same exact things don’t happen under each universal phenomenon, general recurring themes are perceptible.
It’s easier to track celestial goings-on through visual graphs, such as with the following bar graph.