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[Music] What's happening? It's KY Poer with the weekly P report for April 2nd, 2025. We should call this the eye of the needle. Yeah, we are getting threaded through the needle. Are you feeling it? What's the needle? The needle is a Saturn-Venus-Mercury-North Node conjunction in Pisces, not that far from Neptune or the 0° Aries point. And I'm in the land of the big boulders.
[Laughter] Could almost call this Boulder Creek instead of the Machuka Rio. Anyway, yeah, it's big. I'm going to be talking about it. Uh, Venus is exactly conjunct Saturn next Monday. Uh, Mercury goes direct uh at the same degree as Saturn, but not—I mean, one degree off. Within a degree. Doesn't come all—doesn't go all—all the way back. Venus does go all the way back. So, uh, that is happening also on Monday. And this is all trying Mars in Cancer. Let's remember Mars went into Cancer September 5th of last year. So, you know, this water—Pisces, water, Cancer, water—Mars, Venus retrograding, Mercury retrograding, it's a lot of water. Let me get a—speaking of water—let's get a little better shot of that waterfall over there for you, if I don't fall off the cliff here. There it is. Yes, we want to see things. That's what I'm going to be talking about today. Okay, it's time to really see what's really going on—Who We Are, Who we've been, who we want to be. But let me uh get into more of this. You know, the Moon is now in Gemini. We're talk, talk, talk, talk, talking. But by tomorrow it does go into Cancer. And uh, you know, there it's uh going to—what? Square Cancer is going to square Saturn, Venus, and Mercury. Well, it squares Saturn, Venus, and Mercury today before it goes into Cancer. And then it's going to square Neptune right when it gets into Cancer, right? Um, spends a Friday, and then on Saturday uh it conjuncts with Mars in later Cancer and trines Venus, Mercury, and Neptune very beautifully before she goes into Leo to oppose Pluto. So there you've got it.
I mean, I think the big thing, if you look at that uh chart at the very beginning, is the planet Uranus at 25° of Gemini is right at the midpoint of Mars 25 Cancer and Saturn-Venus at 25 Pisces with Mercury at 26. So this midpoint really makes Uranus and Taurus—uh, yeah, it's got like the key in the lock is Uranus and Taurus. That's what I want to end up with today. But we—finally, before I look at the camera—the the moon comes into uh her first quarter square at 15° 33 minutes of Cancer, and that is happening on Friday. So I think I'm going to go up—up those waterfalls and see what's on the other side of those rocks and talk at you later. Okay, everybody. I could not wait till after the report to get in that water. I mean, it is hot. Wow. God, it reminds me of Gary Larson. One time, I don't know if you remember The Far Side—I'm probably dating myself—but you know, the guy drew these funny jokes, and one of them was, you know, the devil is sitting there, and the the guy is down in hell, and the devil's looking at him, and he's like, "Oh, these plates are hot." The devil was handing him some food. Oh my God, you may be feeling like you are in the Underworld. This can be a little hellish these days. Oh my goodness, I—and it's—it's—yeah, it's not like hot burning hell. No, this is more like Saturn is just heavy. Saturn-Mercury rules depression in astrology. Saturn-Venus rules loneliness, separation, and isolation. Saturn in the 12th house or Pisces uh, you know, has uh seclusion and isolation. Uh, you know, so this is really this time period where—I mean, Saturn is just Saturn time. Karma, the Lord of karma and cause and effect, consequences. And this is just, you know, at the same time this heaviness of Saturn, which I think the bottom line is just reflection—objective reflection. Saturn is just the facts, just the data, just what happened—objective, no passion, no subjectivity, no uh, you know, no grace, no mercy, just boom, you know, like concrete, like the cold hard facts, ma'am. You know, where you speeding or not? Did you run the stop sign or not? Did you hurt someone or not? Did you hurt yourself or not? I mean, it's just Saturn is very black and white, and at times it can feel just plain
[Laughter] black. Uh, and particularly like I've talked about forever now, okay, Saturn and Pisces since '23, ending a 28-year cycle, coming up to Neptune, okay. Uh, you know, like a 35-year cycle. Uh, it's, you know, this ending, finishing, closing. And it's like this Sun goes into Aries, and we have a new moon solar eclipse in Aries. And even, you know, a couple weeks ago I told you, you know, Mercury and Venus went into Aries and it was like false start—let's go, let's go. It's like, well, you—you head off to the airport, and then what happens? Oh, no, I forgot my passport. Jump in the Uber back to the—you know, back to the house, get that passport. So Venus and Mercury have gone back to Saturn. The first pass of Venus conjunct Saturn was January 19th. Go back a few months, and now it's coming back for the second pass. It's going to station and go direct on April 12th, and then it's going to come back for the third pass over Saturn on the 24th—April 24th—and then finally it will go into Aries okay on May 1st. And what is this threefold? And now even Mercury, you know, Mercury came by Saturn February 26th, turned around, went—went into Aries, turned around, and it's coming back there now, spending this whole week stationing right next to the old man and then taking off. And he's going to be going into Aries uh uh April 17th. The threefold. And there's so many of these. And the same with Mars. Mars went up and, you know, Mars was trining Saturn, okay, September 30th, if you want to go back that far of 2024—6 months ago. Mars was in Cancer trining the Saturn, went up into Leo, came back February 10th for the—for the second trine, stationed, and came back now. This is the third and final trine of Mars to Saturn this week, okay, right now, April 4th. So what is this threefold? Yes, Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva; Father, Son, Holy Spirit; uh, you know, the tri—the—the pyramid, the triangle, the law of three—create, sustain, destroy; initiate, build up, and complete. Yeah, finish. So the first pass of Mars trining Saturn last September, Venus coming up to Saturn in January—Venus, Saturn—and this all has to do with what? Mercury, Mercury, Venus, and Mars. This is love, sex, money, friendship, and values. They all kind of boil down to our priorities, our values—who we—who we essentially are as an individual being, very different and unique. We each have our own set of values. Those values are dependent upon our desires. Our desires emanate from the soul—either the desire to separate from Source or the desire to return to Source. And as we desire or not—or resist evolution, right—and we stay in separation. Saturn rules separation. So it's very interesting. It comes in and divides. What was I thinking about? I was thinking about—well, I'll get to that later. But so this is the realm of shadow, this is the realm of feedback, this is the realm of uh really consequences, and it can be guilt. Saturn rules guilt. Saturn rules shame, and Saturn rules the past. And Mars—Mars going through Cancer is the past. And we can say this past 6 months since Mars went into Cancer, we can look at Mars in Cancer in a couple of different ways. I—I went into it uh deeply before, but I want to look at the highest expression of Mars in Cancer, and that is protection—protecting the innocent, creating safe space, creating a nest, a container to hold the innocent, to hold the naive, to hold the youthful, the next generation. So this Mars is kind of like, okay, on the lookout—who's dangerous, you know, who's a threat, who's not safe. And I can be kind of a paranoid period of time where it's like, okay, you know, are you in my tribe? Are you in my family? Are you going to hurt me? Are you going to—are you against me? So there can be this—well, you can see it—this isolationism happening politically, on the global level—Homeland Security. It's like everybody looking after their own and their home and our nation and our family and our community, and we want to make it safe and make it—and what does this do? Well, this brings up anything that can be a threat, and there's a lot of different threats. You know, Saturn rules Capricorn. Capricorn in Cancer is the conservative axis. It's conservative. It's like, hey, you know, if it ain't broke, don't fix it, you know. And it's like this has worked for many generations, and you know, my grandfather made shoes, and my father made shoes, and I'm making shoes, and this is, you know, like don't mess up a good thing, right? I mean, it's taking a long time to build this business, or taking a long time to build this relationship, or build this community, or build this business, and it's, you know, so it wants to hang on. It wants to hang on. Cancer, Mars in Cancer—emotional attachment, yeah, to emotional connection to those people that I trust, and I can be vulnerable, and I can open, and I can cry, and I can share my feelings and my fears and my needs. So this is a space that's really wanted, you know, to be built over this period of time. And it's almost like, who is my tribe? Who are my people? And who's not? And if you're not, get out of here. There can be a certain amount of rejection, a certain amount of, you know, uh ejection seat—like you're not in my business, you're not in my tribe, you're not, you know, uh I—I'm not connected to you. I don't feel safe around you. So there is this whole kind of—and then another aspect of Saturn is judgment. So we can have judgments about other people who make—who trigger us, who bring up our shadow, who make us feel unsafe. And, you know, and they're different. They have a different set of values, a different set of beliefs that are alien to mine, and they can threaten my relationship, my life, my livelihood, my—my security, my job. How much do I want to change? How much do I want to, you know, bring in the alien, the foreign element? This is kind of a time period now of like uh keep those foreigners out, cut down on the immigration, right? We don't want foreign elements infiltrating and changing or rocking or shifting, you know, our reality. So there's this—it's just this, you know, this—this is a time period, and what it does is it brings up, you know, challenges in our interpersonal relationships, in our families, with our loved ones, in our communities, with our friends, and we start checking each other out. And Mercury wants to talk about it, and Saturn is serious, sober conversations right now, okay, you know, about what? Well, Cancer is the past, in childhood. You could go way back. Pisces is, you know, reincarnation, in past lives. You know, Saturn is definitely, you know, uh Karma and what's, you know, what happened 5 years ago, 14 years ago, 21 years ago, 28 years ago. I mean, Saturn can go way back there—35 years ago. Yeah. And what does it do? It brings up, you know, these judgments that we have, and these judgments can be about ourselves, and they can be regrets, mistakes we've made. We've messed up. What we've done wrong according to social, cultural, religious, family conditioning and patterning. This is okay, and this is not okay. This is white, and this is black. You know, this is, you know, freedom, and this is jail. Yeah, Saturn is the judge. So there's a lot of judgment, and that judgment really brings up—and I—and I—I think it's, you know, to a certain degree—three Pisces is about compassion and acceptance and forgiveness, done in the right way. This is an—a time of enlightenment, a time of realization, of revelation, where your best friend or your daughter or your mother or your partner gets in your face and says, you know what? I love you, but you messed up. And—and here's your shadow, and here's what you need to look at, and here's how you could grow and evolve. If it's done, you know, in—in a—you know, in—in a loving manner, in a loving way, this can be just like, really—oh wow, you're right. I could be better. I—I could improve. I could be a better version of myself. I can—you—I can let go of my wound. Let's face it—so many of us, you know, we're all wounded. And when it comes to our wounds, we hide, we, you know, we distort, we shift, we mess things up. So some of it is opening our wounds, looking at our wounds, and then agree or not to carry on.
I want to read to you the Sabian symbol here of the degree of this Venus-Saturn conjunction, because yeah, it's uh very apropos. It's the 26th degree of Pisces: "Watching the very thin Moon crescent appearing at sunset." The Moon is in a crescent phase right now. Different people realize that the time has come to go ahead with their different projects. The keynote is a keen appreciation of the value of individualized responses to any challenge of life. This symbol refers to the fact that confronted with the opportunity to expand their energy along new lines, modern individuals will react according to their own personal characters. One basic cosmic spiritual impulse will lead these varied personalities to take equally varied steps in any society that glorifies individualism. Everyone should therefore accept this fact and not try to compel other individuals to conform to a single pattern of response. This should lead to a realization of the fallacy of totalitarianism, demanding that others react to any situation exactly as we do. This just fits so beautifully in with the fact of Uranus in Taurus as sextile Mars and sextile Mercury, Saturn, and Venus. Uranus is individuation, and Taurus is my personal values, my ability to love myself, value myself, receive, be in touch with my core, with my personal truth. So all in all, this can be a very hard time if we resist and we don't listen and we don't invite—you know, we don't invite the conversation, the difficult conversation. We don't want to look at our wound, or we don't want to look at our mistakes, or we don't want to—we're afraid, you know, that you—we—you know, we're ashamed of ourselves, and that shame can lead us into isolation, into separation, into insecurities, you know, and—and a fear of coming out, a fear of being seen, a fear of making another mistake, a fear of going forward. But, you know, wow. So that can really be—this can be a real contraction. Saturn rules contraction. So I'd say this week is a time that it's good to contract. You know, it may be good to sit with ourselves, to go into a little bit of seclusion, do some Vasana yoga, go on a silent retreat, and—and really meditate on, contemplate, you know—you know what has been. Think of what—you know, what—what I forgot—you know, that passport. What's the passport? It's got your whole biography, your whole history—everywhere that you've ever traveled, in all those foreign lands with the foreign teachers and the new ideas and the new cultures and the new perspectives and the new beliefs and the new religions and the new landscapes. You know, it's all kind of, you know, the passport is highly symbolic. Maybe you forgot something else. And then maybe you get back there, and you know what? I packed too much stuff in this suitcase. I don't need this, and I don't need that. And maybe this friendship is over. Uh, you know, maybe this, you know, job is over. Maybe this uh, you know, community is over. And you know, I'm—I'm going to release that. I'm going to let that go. I—I—I need my passport. So this is also kind of a time of really deciding what do I need and what do I want and what do I desire to take me—to help me get to that next step on the ladder, that next place in my—my growth. Who's helping me? Who's judging me? Who's condemning me? Who's supporting me? Who's with me? Who's against me? It's just, you know—yeah, it's a time of separation that leads to future new reaching out, new union, as Venus will come back to join that North Node later on this month, and new relationships of destiny will appear. But yeah, so hang in there. Uh, you know, this week's uh song is "Positively Fourth Street." I know it's old, but it is a classic. It's got some great lines in there. Okay, you know, uh you say that you lost your faith, but you know, it's not like that—you never had faith to—to begin with. I wish that for just one time you could stand inside my shoes. You'd know what a drag it is to see you. Oh man, you've got a lot of nerve to say that you're my friend when I was down, you just stood there grinning. Woo. It's time to be serious, but not too serious. It's time to take a sober look at ourselves and not forget Jupiter moving through Gemini, skipping along, moving on, adapting, mutating, changing. We can change. It's not like we're stuck. And that's just because we, you know, we were that way seven years ago. That—you know, we're not going to be that way our whole life. So this is, you know, Saturn wants to restructure, yeah, reframe, reform. So reform, open that heart in a new way, and let go of the blocks, let go of the judgments, let individual people respond in their own individual ways, and open that heart to compassionate forgiveness, and maybe you'll get some compassionate forgiveness
[Laughter] yourself. Oh my God. Uh, before I head off on my next adventure, I need to learn from my past, so I don't forget to bring what I need and release what I don't—at last. If you've ever gone mountain climbing, right, you know, you need your crampons, you need your madic, you need, you know, if you're going up in this—up into the snow, right, you know, you need your gear. And if you forgot something on your last trip, maybe you had a bad time. So there's a lot—you know, it's like going back and looking over the past like Saturn and Mars in Cancer wants us to do. It can be very helpful, and we can look at this time as being very, you know, like, okay, I'm not going to make—make that mistake again. I'm not going to say that again. I'm not going to stick my foot in my mouth, you know, again. I'm not going to trust the wrong person, or, you know, make a bad money choice again. So there is—there is learning, and—and that is, you know, that is the positive use of guilt. I—I did something wrong. I'm guilty—of making a mistake. You know, I sinned, I erred. And by owning it—not letting it destroy me—but owning it, I'm going to do a little better this time. I'm going to bring my gloves the next time I go mountain climbing. You know, I'm going to, you know, not run—not run up the mountain the first day and exhaust myself like I did last time, so that I can make it to the top. Whatever. So yeah, take what we need and let go of the rest, knowing that we will do our best. Whatever. One more time, baby. Before I head off on my next adventure here, I need to learn from my past, so I don't forget to bring what I need and release what I don't—at last. Let it go, baby. Namaste. Aloha. So much love. Uh, whoopsies, I did it again. I forgot to mention Hawaii. I think we got like four or five places left, and it is coming home to our spiritual truth. Yeah, June 15th to 21st, a summer solstice in the northern hemisphere, on Big Island. It's on P—that's where I used to live when I started the P report. I'm—I'm going back to the roots of P. Ah, yeah, going back home to the beginning. In the beginning was the word. Come join us. I think there's room for a couple or one single and then a couple doubles uh at the Hawaiian Sanctuary. So yeah—yeah, we'd love to see you there. And aaloha, Mahalo, Namaste.
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