A brief Vedic-astrology monologue (dated May 24) describing the moon in Aries within the Nakshatra Ashwini. The speaker notes that Ashwini implies fast action and travel potential, but the moon is a dark (Balsamic) moon — suggesting introspection. Jupiter is described as in the 3rd house from the moon (supporting short-distance travel), while Mars is in the 4th house from the moon (indicating possible household/family tensions).
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May 24th. And the moon has now entered into Aries. And it's in the Nakshatra, Ashwini. Ashwini means fast action. Things move quickly. There's no time to slow down. But I'll tell you something. This is a very dark moon. The moon is behind the sun. We call this a Baslamic moon. And this means it's a time for deep introspection. Even though the moon in Aries means let's get going. It can be get going in terms of deep introspection. Start thinking about what you need to change. Now, looking at this, I see where Jupiter goes to the third house from the moon. So it is a good day, possibly, maybe for some short distance travels. Because Ashwini is actually a Nakshatra that deals with travels. Jupiter in the third. It's an okay day for traveling. Even though it's kind of a dark moon. But, you know, this can be. I find that when the moon is behind the sun like this. It's a time when we're more introspective. Rather than. Rather being extroverts, being an introvert. That's all. But Mars is in the fourth house from the moon. So you might find some hectic things going on within the household, in the family, or even dealing with your mom, if she's still around.