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A Week of Small Miracles (and a Very Big Oven)

Transit Jupiter conjunct my natal Sun

With Jupiter transiting my natal Sun, life has been… busy.

Every once in a while, life gives you one of those rare, golden weeks — the kind where things that have felt stuck suddenly loosen, long-standing stresses dissolve, and tiny joys appear in unexpected places. With transiting Jupiter now sitting exactly on my natal Sun, I’ve been on a kind of steep, exhilarating learning curve… and for once, everything seems to be falling into place.

Over the weekend, I treated myself to a trip to Fortnum & Mason with my dear friend Geisha — the kind of outing that lifts the spirits even before the tea has steeped. Beautiful surroundings, good conversation, and a sense that something new was stirring.

And then something very unglamorous but utterly life-changing happened: my new oven arrived.

After years without one (long story but I’ve been using the only 2  working rings on my hob), I’m finally cooking properly again. My first bake? Homemade blueberry muffins, made with butter I churned myself. (There are few things more satisfying than folding freshly churned butter into batter.) They were a little crumbly — too much butter, if such a thing exists — but they smelled like joy. Next on the list: a classic Victoria sponge.

In the middle of all this domestic wizardry, another Jupiterian blessing arrived. After carrying a heavy tax worry for far too long, I sacked the accountant who had made everything so difficult — and my new one helped reveal something shocking: HMRC actually owes me. Not only did the old accountant miscalculate and give me awful advice, he failed to remove his name from my account. Thanksfully the new accountant sorted everything out. . .and let’s just say I have PLANS for the windfall.

A windfall.

A clearing.

A breath I didn’t realise I’d been holding.

It feels symbolic — a sign that the old is truly being swept away to make room for something new.

And something new is coming.

Without saying too much (because astrologers can be terrible magpies for ideas), Rohini Academy is growing in ways I could only have dreamed of a few years ago. A new direction is taking shape — one that blends astrology, culture, learning, and lived experience in a way that feels both ancient and completely fresh. A few trusted collaborators already know. The rest of the world will know soon enough.

For now, I’m simply enjoying the momentum.

The sense of possibility.

The muffins cooling on the rack.

Jupiter lighting up my path a little more each day.

And. . .YouTube subscribers are now at 526 and new benefits are being updated nearly every day!

More to come — and soon.

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Alex Trenoweth
Alex Trenoweth
Alex Trenoweth, DF Astro S, ISARCAP, is an international astrological educator and award-winning author whose books have been translated into Hindi, Mandarin, Farsi, Turkish, and several European languages. With nearly 30 years of classroom experience, she specializes in planetary cycles and child/adolescent development — a field she has advanced through original research featured on Astrodatabank and presented across six continents. Alex is the founding principal of the Rohini Academy of Astrology, a professional educator (University of London, Warwick), and an honorary PhD recipient from the Krishnamurti Institute of Astrology for her pioneering work on the Moon’s influence in adolescence. She is the author of Growing Pains, Mirror Mirror, and Zeus on the Loose, and has collaborated with leading astrologers including Rick Levine, Penny Thornton, Nick Campion, Pam Gregory, Nadiya Shah, and Steve Judd. Her work has been showcased at Waterstones in London, and she continues to teach and lecture globally.

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