Zenith Astrology

Astrology is a diverse subject that goes beyond exploring our personalities, behaviors, relationships and forecasting potential futures. The Zodiac Signs have many associations and correspondences, including those found in the natural world. Below are the Zodiac Sign FITs - flowers, insects, and trees associated with each Sign and what they mean.   ARIES   (March 21 - April 19) 🥀 FLOWER 🥀 Honeysuckle:  Symbolizes renewal and energy. 🐜 INSECT 🐜 Firefly:   Represents  enthusiasm and dynamism. 🌳 TREE 🌳 Eucalyptus:   Stands for  independence and courage. ****   TAURUS (April 20 - May 20) 🥀 FLOWER 🥀   Poppy: Symbolizes natural beauty and tradition. 🐜 INSECT 🐜 Bee: Represents hard work and perseverance. 🌳 TREE 🌳 Oak:   Stands for strength and experience. ****   GEMINI (May 21 - June 20)     🥀 FLOWER 🥀   Lavender:   Symbolizes versatility and frivolity. 🐜 INSECT 🐜 Butterfly:   Represents transformation and lightheartedness. 🌳 TREE 🌳 Birch:  Stands for adaptability and

Not that long ago, the big news in astrological circles was Pluto moving from Capricorn into Aquarius . But this ongoing shift is only one indication of the profound and significant changes taking place for humanity at this time, for another heavyweight planet is getting ready to change Signs next year... Neptune will be leaving its home Sign of Pisces at the very end of March 2025, after a 14-year stay. As Pisces is the last Sign of the zodiac, this marks the culmination of a 164-year cycle. Neptune will then begin a brand new cycle when it moves into tropical Aries on March 31st 2025, where it will remain until 2038/39.   As with most of the planets, especially the outer planets, Neptune will initially move back and forth between Aries and Pisces and then eventually between Aries and Taurus, due to its slow pace and retrograde periods.  Here are the key dates to look out for:  31st March - 22nd October 2025: Neptune in Aries. 23rd October 2025 - 27th February 2026:  Neptune in Pisce

The Signs of the Tropical Zodiac are based on the cycle of the seasons. It always begins with Aries on the Spring Equinox, in the northern hemisphere, with three Signs per season. Each Sign expresses different characteristics of its season. The Tropical Zodiac is more commonly used in astrology today, particularly in the Western world. The Sidereal Zodiac is an alternative that aligns the Signs with the constellations after which they are named. However, as the Earth rotates on its axis over time, the constellations shift and no longer align with the original 12 Signs. The constellations also differ in size, rather than being 12 equal divisions, while portions of other constellations stretch into the band of the zodiac (which is why we sometimes see stories about a 13th Sign - or more). The Tropical Zodiac makes more sense because it's based on the seasons, which have both a direct and subtle influence on our lives (perhaps more so in the past, when we relied on the weather and sea