CHRIS REPPUCCI

Many readers, even in Southern New England have been gazing at Crocuses for nearly a month now, and others further south have been harvesting vegetables, or blessed be, swimming, throughout much of the winter, but up here by the 45th parallel and above, the Vernal Equinox was marked by the passage of heavy snows, biting cold snaps and swirling winds, as if the hag chatter persisted past the pinch points, her hair long drawn over armpit folds, cheek crests and open napes where

Probably most of us could feel the New Moon in Aries, and the series of arguments that it inspired, whether they were internal or shared in collaboration with friends, coworkers, family and passerby accomplices/victims. You all probably all felt Luna in relative darkness take a quiet seat upon the cold bower ground and refuse to move once she began to swell slightly in Taurus, sharing the sign with Mars who’s normal athletic and aggressive qualities are reduced to the prowes

Venus is the planet that attracts us to the material world. Her ability to bond and unify informs what we value, and that which we value most is what we love, whether that be paintings we strongly admire or people we share our lives with. To that with which we are bonded. Every year and a half Venus’ progression in the ecliptic slows down to a stop and reverses direction, moving backward, in retrograde motion, causing us to review what we love, what we consider beautiful,

Due to my great anticipation of February 26th's annular solar eclipse, I have spent considerably less time pondering the penumbral lunar eclipse rapidly approaching on February 10th, it's personalities remarkably more harmonious and it's energetic magnitude certainly on a smaller scale than what will occur on the 26th. When I write things like "The Crone of the Moon comes with a glint blade of disembowelment" I don't always mean to forewarn bodily calamity, but am simply poin

Mid week we experience Imbolg, which in Ireland translates to “in the belly”, or simply, childbirth, and falls on the feast day of Saint Brighid and for the Catholic world, Ash Wednesday, when palm was burnt in the Mediterranean, so were rushes in Leitrim or Donegal, as later Christian tradition in Northern Europe, renaming Imbolg Candlemas, selected the occasion to banish wreaths and holy and Christmas ephemera from the home, lest it become infested with Hobgoblin, which I c

Jan 27 2017 Tonight at 7:06 (EST) the Moon will conjunct the Sun, heralding the much awaited for some New Moon. While the oscillating square energy that has been flipping from planet channel to planet channel since the grand cross that ushered in the Full Moon still persists, throwing pitfalls and booby traps in the way of many elections, both magickal and practical over the past couple weeks, tonights New Moon occurs without major aspect to anything else happening in the sk