The universe is paying attention!

[Jim Eshelman]

Today was perhaps the most interesting mathematical distribution of transiting planets to my natal chart I've ever seen and, perhaps, ever had. Every transiting planet was within 1° of conjunct, opposite, or square something in my natal chart - except Mars, which also fit if you add progressed Sun. (Jupiter only was within 1° because I went across town to go to work, changing my local MC 0°06'.) Picking 7 AM as a convenient time (the time I started my work day), here are transiting vs. natal longitudes:

t Eris 29°04' Pis - r Mars 28°55' Sag
t Pluto 1°44 Cap - r Neptune 1°20' Lib
t Neptune 26°49' Aqu - r Moon 27°24' Aqu
t Uranus 14°40' Ari - r Saturn 14°57' Lib
t Saturn 17°13' Cap - r Mercury 17°21' Lib
t Jupiter 0°33' Aqu - L MC 1°32' Tau (in Century City)
t Mars 29°00' Tau - p Sun 29°19' Leo
t Venus 3°33' Ari - r Uranus 3°20' Can, r Jupiter 3°37' Can
t Mercury 22°57' Pis - r Sun 22°28' Vir
t Sun 28°52' Pis - r Mars 28°55' Sag
t Moon 15°30' Ari - r Saturn 14°57' Ari

I thought this was pretty amazing! The transiting planets were all of them. The natal planets transited were Moon, Sun (plus progressed Sun), Mercury, Mars (twice), Jupiter, Saturn (twice), Uranus, Neptune, MC - everything except Venus and Pluto. (Jupiter was 1°20' and 1°33', respectively, from aspecting Venus and Pluto.)

The average orb of these 12 aspects at 7 AM was 0°03'.

[Jupiter Sets at Dawn]

So what happened to you under the eye of the Universe?