Astrology Alchemy Podcast
Astrology Alchemy Podcast

#345-“May We Open to the Blessed Light That Comes”--Week of December 29, 2025

28 December 2025 12:38 Sheila Bélanger

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This final week of the year carries a sober, luminous tone. Mind, faith, and healing are tested against reality, mystery, and emotional truth. What remains after illusion falls away is not certainty—but something more trustworthy.

Mon, Dec 29 — Mercury in Sagittarius square Saturn in Pisces

Beliefs meet consequence. Words meet responsibility. This is a moment to discern which truths can be lived—and which were aspirational but ungrounded. Sobriety sharpens wisdom.

Reflection Question:
Which beliefs am I being asked to mature, simplify, or release as this year closes?

Thur, Jan 1 — Mercury in Sagittarius square Neptune in Pisces

Vision blurs, certainty dissolves. This is not confusion for its own sake, but an invitation to loosen the grip on meaning-making and listen for subtler guidance. Not all truth arrives in words.

Reflection Question:
Where can I loosen my grip on meaning and allow deeper truth to emerge without forcing clarity?

Fri, Jan 2 — Chiron turns direct in Aries

After months of inner review, the work of healing identity turns outward again. This marks the final full retrograde chapter of Chiron in Aries—an initiation nearly complete.

Reflection Question:
What kind of courage now feels rooted rather than reactive?

Sat, Jan 3 — Full Moon at 13° Cancer (Sun conjunct Venus & Mars in Capricorn | Moon conjunct Jupiter in Cancer)

Emotional truth swells against structures of duty and ambition. What nourishes you seeks recognition—not as indulgence, but as essential fuel for the road ahead.

Reflection Question:
What does emotional nourishment ask me to protect and prioritize as I step into the year ahead?

Podcast Poem: How the Light Comes by Jan Richardson

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This episode was co-created with generative AI, engaged as a soul-aligned ally in service of transformation. At the edge where technology meets myth, I choose insight over noise, and alchemy over automation. Thank you for dreaming the future with me.

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