Astrologia Semanal | Encerrar Ciclos ou Ficar Preso? Marte Está em Ação

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Mars' prominence this week forces a choice: close old cycles or stay stuck as it aligns with Neptune and Saturn in Aries.

Nilton Schultz hosts a weekly astrology video, analyzing the planetary influences for April 6-12. He opens by stating the theme: closing cycles, attitude, and strength, driven by Mars' prominence after weeks of Venusian reflection. Mars is currently in the last degrees of Pisces, symbolizing completion, and will enter Aries on Friday, April 10, marking a new astrological year for Mars. This transition aligns Mars with Neptune and Saturn in Aries, a conjunction Schultz notes has been influencing global and personal energies for years. He explains that until Thursday, individuals should observe signs in their experiences—like confusing relationships, work, or finances—to decide what to conclude. From Friday onward, Mars in Aries offers a chance to use its energy wisely, like a 'sword of wisdom,' to create new paths, but persisting in unresolved issues will lead to complications. The episode details the lunar phases, with a full moon early in the week and a waning (mingling) moon starting Friday in Capricorn, which aids assimilation and healing. Schultz emphasizes personal choice and self-responsibility, warning that stubbornness can turn Mars' energy destructive. He then provides sign-specific advice, starting with Pisces and moving through all twelve signs, each with two sectors: one for closing cycles and one for new beginnings. For example, Pisces should end energy-draining situations, Aries must listen to inner authenticity, and Taurus needs to cut harmful external influences. The host also previews upcoming astrological events: a strong conjunction in Aries around April 15, Uranus entering Gemini on April 26, and Pluto's influence in Aquarius. He concludes by promoting his VIP list, website, and online courses in astrology, tarot, Kabbalah, and radiesthesia, and mentions a future tarot session.

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