The Sky Is Meaningful
Christianity rejects fatalism, divination, and attempts to control the future; however, does that mean the heavens can bear no meaning at all? A Christian astrologer reflects on freedom, providence, symbolism, and what it might mean to read the sky without surrendering faith.
Mercury is the planet of language, perception, connection, and the quicksilver intelligence that helps us make meaning from experience. This reflection explores Mercury not simply as the messenger of the gods, but as the meaning-weaver: the part of us that notices patterns, asks questions, translates between worlds, and turns the raw material of life into thought, speech, story, and understanding.
Astrologers are gushing about the Aquarius Full Moon—and not without reason. It illuminates the Jupiter–Pluto opposition at the heart of the Barbault Basket, one of the year’s most striking configurations. But what if an extraordinary sky invites something deeper than prediction or hype? Perhaps its greater gift is awe: the humility to receive meaning without pretending we can master it.