April 14th: Mars ends its retrograde phase conjunct the Vela supernova, releasing a huge amount of energy, transcendent visions, drastic changes

April 14th: Mars is stationary in ecliptic conjunction to the Vela supernova. The red planet finally ends its retrograde period, just two days after Pluto started its own. Mars' station happens conjunct the Vela supernova, an exploding star that is associated with drastic changes and explosive situations. This represents drastic changes in daily life that may revolutionize, for better or for worse, our environment and our goals. The effects of the Mars station will last for at least a couple of weeks, as the planet resumes its direct motion. But, at a mental level, this trend is also associated with a transcendent vision and strong insights. Where lies the transcendence? In looking beyond the surface, see the part that our eyes can not perceive, but  intuition and wisdom do. If this trend is manifested in a constructive or destructive way depends on the case, but it is best to channel it to see beyond our everyday routine, something that inspires and motivates us to understand reality in a broader context. However, the combination of stationary Mars in Virgo and the Vela supernova is very strong in practical terms, so it is advisable to channel it through detailed hard work, physical activities or sports, and therapeutic strategies to balance our health.  If left uncontrolled, this energy excess can produce accidents, confrontations, disruptions, and violence. Be aware and be careful not to get involved in such events! You  better watch a good Fellini movie instead!...Have a great weekend!