When Can We Expect Good Data? Mercury and COVID-19

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Recorded01 Apr 2020

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In this episode, Tony Howard looks at Mercury's role in the unfolding pandemic. Most astrologers have been focusing – rightly – on the big planetary players, especially the Saturn-Pluto conjunction in Capricorn that was exact in January 2020.But all of the planets at any moment in time are worth looking at. Mercury's movement correlates with key details about how this story has been unfolding, especially in regards to Mercury-ruled dynamics like the spread of information, scientific testing and research, and messaging from governments, the press and through social media. Tune in to find out why things have been so confusing and when we might see some clarity.

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