I have had countless clients, students and friends contact me over the last week wondering what I have to say about the current state of affairs.

I didn’t realize how much I had to say until I started writing. That’s why you’ll find links to three articles here:

• • The historical astrological precedence in astrology for the severity of what is happening

  • A look at the astrology for the rest of 2020 and into 2021

  • Where to find opportunities

I’ll be straight with you: I don’t see us starting to climb out of this until late 2021/into 2022.

I know—this is unimaginable. I have been reading and searching and trying to come up with some sort of astrological correlations for relief of this situation, but all I have found is that we are at the beginning of a truly difficult time, and we have a fairly solid year and a half before we start coming out the other side. I don’t mean that we will necessarily be in social isolation for this entire amount of time, but the ramifications of this on a global scale are massive. Looking at the astrology of 2020, I would predict that social distancing practices will permeate much of the year.

In other words, if you haven’t already digested the gravity of this situation, you better do it quickly.

I hope what I’ve put together here is helpful. I would strongly encourage everyone to at least read the first article. No knowledge of astrology is required.

Disclaimer: My purpose in putting this together isn’t to incite fear or doomsday scenarios; rather, it is to support a realistic approach to the situation in which we find ourselves. Please remember that we are more equipped now than we have ever been in the past to significantly reduce our in-person contact with others and still be able to contribute to society in some way, stay connected with friends and family, and obtain our essential goods and services. Imagine this happened twenty years ago when there was no Skype, very limited abilities to work from home and no online grocery and pharmacological services. Yes, we are facing immensely challenging times, but we can be up for the challenge if we keep our heads.