Author: Madame Ximon

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

Art & Astrology: February 16th, 2024 – Part 1

February 16, 2024
Madame Ximon
Art, Astrology

“Bare But Breathing” photo by Madame Ximon The First Quarter Moon in Taurus at 7:01am PST is followed by Venus’ ingress into Aquarius at 8:05am. Our emotional and bodily needs may be at odds with our conscious goals and the demands of society around us now. With Taurus’ ruler Venus shifting from an earth sign to an air sign, our social leanings are more group-oriented and less pragmatic, more experimental and ready...

Cycles

February 14, 2024
Madame Ximon
Astrology

“Mr. Kitty in Red” photo by Madame Ximon Sometimes the seasons and cycles of the heavens and Earth are kindly, and sometimes they are not. I’ve written more on the subject in this public post on Patreon, but for those not interested in the astrological underpinnings of loss and grief, here is the TL;DR: This is Puranam, a.k.a. Mr. Kitty, my faithful companion of the past 8 years. This morning he was diagnosed with...

Art & Astrology: February 13th, 2024

February 13, 2024
Madame Ximon
Art, Astrology

“Shadows Against the Brightness” photo by Madame Ximon Mars conjoins Pluto in Aquarius at 10:06pm PST. Pluto can intensify Mars’ impulsiveness and hostile tendencies, and in the air sign of Aquarius that can mean more arguments and less willingness to compromise. While this transit can increase our drive to get things done, it can also amplify self-defeating and destructive thoughts, as well as obsessiveness and...

Art & Astrology: February 12th, 2024

February 12, 2024
Madame Ximon
Art, Astrology

“Looking Up From Below” photo manipulation by Madame Ximon Mars has entered Aquarius at 10:05pm PST, leaving the exaltation of Capricorn for less stable and more experimental footing. Our actions are based in our ideas now, and we get things done through talking and networking, testing information to see what holds water within the consensus, and then rejecting the consensus outright when it fails to live up to our standards....