angstoic.com Astrologer, Ang Stoic
We are narrative animals. We wrap meaning around chaos until it holds still long enough to be called "truth", because raw uncertainty cooks the nervous system. Yet under this lunation — a late-Sagittarius pile-up squaring Saturn and Neptune in Pisces — something has shifted beyond ordinary scepticism. We're not merely questioning whether things are true; we're exhausted by the sense that every explanation is an angle, every meaning-maker is selling something, every moral frame comes with strings. Cynicism starts to feel like wisdom, but scratch it and you hit grief: the scar tissue of people who used to believe.
In this episode, Ang pulls the thread on what that exhaustion is really doing to the Sagittarian function in all of us — the part that wants to organise life into a coherent worldview, live by principles, and move forward with conviction. Neptune's thirteen-year super-saturation in Pisces has dissolved the old membrane between fact, feeling, fantasy and propaganda; then Saturn's arrival in Pisces in March 2023 turned the dissolution into an inquisition, forcing every belief-system, every ideology, every personal "truth" to either bear weight or collapse. What used to feel like inspiration now risks sounding like sales copy, and what used to feel like faith now risks feeling like naïveté.
What makes this lunation even more destabilising is the razor-tight quincunx to Uranus in Taurus: reality refusing to cooperate with the sermon. The body, the money, the ground, the material facts — they keep interrupting whatever story you're trying to stabilise. The result is not a neat revelation but a process of elimination: the slow, sometimes humiliating removal of what hasn't worked, so something simpler and truer can survive.
But this new moon also carries Venus conjunct Juno at 26° Sagittarius, directly involved in the lunation pattern. More than your annual attempt at conceptual housecleaning, this year's Sadge New Moon is a renegotiation of the agreements that structure your intimacy, partnership, and belonging. Who you've promised to stand with, what you've sworn to uphold, what terms you're actually living under — all of it comes up for review under the square to Saturn. The fine print matters now, and so does the question: can we stay honest and stay together?
From there, Ang looks ahead to 2026: Saturn meeting Neptune at 0° Aries on February 20th — the collapse of one reality-paradigm and the ignition of another — then beyond, into mid-July when Pluto, Neptune, Uranus and Jupiter lock into a rare sixth-harmonic cradle formation that resets the tone of the decade. If you've felt your certainty dying, you'll want to hear what might replace it — and what's trying to be born through the rubble.
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