Author: Madame Ximon

Madame Ximon is an astrologer, Tarot reader, and visionary artist living in the Pacific Northwest of the United States.

Today’s Astro Weather: September 3rd, 2021

September 3, 2021
Madame Ximon
Art, Astrology

Photo: “Cathedral of Flowers” by Madame Ximon On the heels of a trine from True Black Moon Lilith in Taurus to Pluto in Capricorn @ 5:09pm PDT, tonight we see the beginnings of a Yod between Neptune in Pisces and True Black Moon Lilith in Taurus pointing to Venus and Vesta in Libra at the apex, which lasts through tomorrow morning. This can brew some powerful glamour, but it also creates intense pressure to live up to the hype....

Today’s Astro Weather: September 2nd, 2021

September 2, 2021
Madame Ximon
Art, Astrology

Digital Art: “Painted Forest” by Madame Ximon Mars in Virgo opposes Neptune in Pisces @ 10:43am today, draining energy and fogging executive function. We may find ourselves feeling frustration or anger for no discernable reason, but also may be too tired to care. Transits like this are a reminder that we can’t run on high all the time, despite the pressures of an achievement-oriented society. The best actions to take today...

Today’s Astro Weather: September 1st, 2021

September 1, 2021
Madame Ximon
Art, Astrology

Digital Art: “Saturn and Ceres” by Madame Ximon Ceres in Gemini trines Saturn in Aquarius at 1:48am PDT. What ideas feed you and others you care about, and how can you best cultivate them? Are those ideas truly nourishment or junk food? Where do you hunger most for intellectual security, and can you hone your perspective rather than succumbing to information overwhelm? Today is a good day for learning at your own pace, and giving...

Today’s Astro Weather: August 31st, 2021

August 31, 2021
Madame Ximon
Art, Astrology

Digital Art: “Serpentine” by Madame Ximon Mercury in Libra trines True Black Moon Lilith in Gemini @ 2:38pm PDT. Today curiosity and sociability combine forces to dish out all the tea, and while we may uncover some uncomfortable truths in the process, chances are that we’re okay with that. We don’t have to be heroes all the time, and sometimes it’s fun to play the villain. And when you’ve been the scapegoat...