Tomorrow's Transit Report for Thursday, June 1st (June2-East)

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Tomorrow's Transit Report For: Thursday, June

1st, 2006

Tomorrow, the Moon makes it's liberation

into Wonderful Leo.

See, Subscriber's Comments below regarding

more of yesterday's Moon/Saturn/Mars & Rahu...Extravaganza.Well, actually the Moon starts out the day at the 21st degree of

Cancer, but even that will be far enoughaway from Malefic qualities

that you'll feel amazingly different!

At the 21st degree, means 9 degrees left

or 18 hours of Cancer!

So, enjoy anohter day of good Cancer

energy but without the intensity of Saturn/Mars & Rahu.

Ever notice that when planets are coming

up to other planets, that the effects are much more intensethen when

the Planets past by?

Well, this is what it'll be like with the

Moon on the other side of Saturn.

 

See, if you can feel the difference

between this Moon/Cancer day then today or yesterday.

 

Sincerely,

 

 

Mark Kincaid

 

 

 

Founder Nature's Astrologywww..com

 

Subscriber's

Comments & Questions:

 

From Claire again, in Florida

US

 

I asked her after her positive, benefic experience of

Moon>Cancer yesterday if she'd beenable to maintain that same

more postive experience.

She had this to say:

 

" Hi Mark, The atmosphere (both inner and outer)

just feels more scattered today. Thiswe did long meditations

again but the mind was less settled than yesterday.

About 10:30am we heard dozens of sirens and many fire

trucks, ambulances, TV's news cameras, etc. descending upon our

neighborhood. Also, we noticed lots of minor computer,satellite TV and phone problems.Also about that time the sky

got very dark accompanied by gusty winds. The sky lookedominous and is still that way several hours later.

I

wonder if these sorts of events will escalate as Mars moves closer to

Saturn between now andJune 18th?

Thank you. "

 

" Dear Claire: Thank you for your very vivid

descriptions. This is a good example of yours,both today and

yesterday how we can avoid many of the sometimes uncomfortable qualities

ofthe daily Transits, but, sometimes we may not be able to.

On

such days like these, we can better take a slightly more relaxed

perspective.

 

Thanks again,

 

Mark

Kincaid

 

Tomorrow's Transit Report for Thursday, June 1st (June2-East)