The Astrology of the L.A. Fires

This episode discusses the astrological context of the L.A. fires, the potential causes behind the fires, and the overall prognosis moving forward. 

• The role of astrology in understanding natural disasters and making predictions responsibly
• Connection between Pluto's transits and historical context 
• Influence of Saturn's positioning in Pisces 
• Exploration of contributing factors in the fires 
• Analysis of Los Angeles' birth chart and its implications for forecasting 
• Predictions surrounding pollutants and health concerns post-fires 
• Emphasis on community resilience and personal preparedness

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:07):
Hey, there, it's Evan Nathaniel Grimm, and welcome to
the latest episode of AstrologyUnbound, and today we are going
to discuss the fires in LosAngeles, how the astrology
reflects these catastrophes andwhat the astrology suggests
about the future.
Now I'm going to be giving youmy forecasts and predictions
very responsibly today, not inany way to fearmonger or to make

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people more anxious.
The spirit of today's episodeis to, number one, provide
guidance, not just for LosAngeles residents but for the
world at large, because thesetransits are obviously playing
out in various contexts, butalso to be solutions-oriented
and to again help peopleunderstand what are, again, the

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astrological mechanics of this.
Now, there are many other waysthat you can talk about and
think about the you know, again,the devastation that's
happening in Los Angeles.
Like, obviously you want tocheck in on your loved ones and
you know I'm an LA residentmyself who is definitely
grappling with.
You know just how to processthese events and obviously
there's really direct ways thatyou can help people in the city

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and astrology has a veryspecific role to play in any
situation, which again is toreally help people prepare for
things, but also to understandthe cycles that both you know
really positive events like thecycles that positive events fit
into, as well as the morechallenging ones and even the

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devastating ones.
But my hope is that by the endof today's episode you feel like
you have some sort of forwarddirection and guidance related
to this and other, you knowpotential disasters, and that
you don't feel powerless and youdon't feel like, again, there's
no light at the end of thetunnel.
I mean, there definitely arethings you know in the future,

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in the near future, which I'llpoint out, that can really unify
us and, you know, just help uskind of resolve our differences
with things.
But again, I want to reallydrive to the heart of what the
underlying factors are and howthose underlying factors are
sort of being unspooled over thenext few months and years and

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again, how you can adjust tothat.
So just for context, many ofyou are probably already
familiar with this, but theseare historic fires across the
city of Los Angeles, affectingthe east and west sides, all the
way up into the valley,affecting the east and west

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sides, all the way up into thevalley, and it's unclear what
exactly the origin of all thesefires are.
There's seemingly morequestions than answers right now
.
I know that I've been scrapingthe news and you know X, all the
time trying to figure out, youknow, is there a new warning?
Is there, you know, and alsounplugging, though at times
right.
So really just realizing that.
You know I can't necessarily,I'm not necessarily going to

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benefit by obsessively trackingeverything.
So, you know, maintaining calm,that's obviously that's
something I've been trying to doright now, but I'm sure, again,
you're all familiar with thesituation.
So now I'm going to dive intothe astrological context of sort
of the events and transitsleading up to this.

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So for the past few years I'vebeen talking about how there
have been many World War IImarkers in the sky and this is
primarily driven by the factthat Pluto is currently opposing
the position of Pluto at theoutset of World War II.
So at the outset of World WarII, in 1939, we had Pluto at two

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degrees of Leo.
Now it's in the early degreesof Aquarius, at certain points
at exactly two degrees ofAquarius.
And obviously World War Two hassymbolized so many things.
But one dimension of World WarTwo was nuclear power and Pluto
rules nuclear power, considering, you know, plutonium goes into
that, but there's other sort ofoppositions going on with

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Neptune as well, you knowhearkening back to World War II,
and you know it's one of thesesort of occurrences with the
transits, whereas an astrologer,I don't want to raise the alarm
without giving people like anysolution.
So like two years ago, eventhree years ago, I was on TikTok

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just sort of again, justpresenting research, I guess,
and doing so in somewhat of avague way because I didn't
really want to again, I didn'twant to freak people out and say
, oh, you know, I'm foreseeingsome kind of like nuclear type
event.
But that's really what I was,you know, sort of thinking about

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.
And you know, on my own I waslike sort of thinking about, and
on my own I was like looking atthe Mars-Pluto opposition that
started to take effect at theend of 2024 specifically, and
thinking about how Mars wasreaching the World War II Pluto
position and just how, ingeneral, mars-pluto oppositions
are rarely months long and inthis case because of a Mars

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retrograde.
But when you think about theenergy of a Mars-Pluto
opposition dragging on formonths, it does feel like a
pressure chamber that is set toimplode or explode or, you know,
with Mars being fire, to sortof lead to some kind of
cataclysmic event that is eithernuclear or fire related, or you

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know something that leavesbehind this sort of scorched
earth or, you know, leavesbehind some kind of devastation.
And anyways, you get the point,and I'm sure I'm not the only
astrologer who is pointing thisout, but this was back in 2022,
you know, when I was discussinghow this Pluto position is very

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worrisome, not just through thelens of, you know, the conflicts
in Ukraine or the Middle East,but there was a risk of some
kind of large-scale devastation.
And you know, obviously, thefires.
When you look at the before andafter images, I mean it looks
like a bomb just went off.

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And another factor thatastrologers have been focusing
on for the past two years or sois Saturn and Pisces, and Saturn
is a planet that delays orcreates restrictions around
something, and Pisces very muchhas to do with oceans, water,
rain, snow, and so Saturn andPisces has led many astrologers,

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myself included, to forecastsort of inevitable water
shortage crises somewhere in theworld, while there was bound to
be an overabundance of waterelsewhere.
So, like you know, the floodingthat devastated North Carolina
last year, or the droughts onthe West Coast, and the point is

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that in that scenario, it'slike the ecosystem is out of
balance.
So, again, there's areas of theworld where there are, you know
, extreme temperatures in eitherdirection, whether it's hot or
cold, but then when you loop inSaturn and Neptune in Pisces,
it's also created concerns, atleast from my side of being a

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psychic and an astrologer makingpredictions.
When I was looking at theSaturn-Neptune co-presence that
has been going on since March of2023, I've been concerned about
events that would sort of causetoxins or particles or
pollutants to kind of percolatein the air or the water you know
, like contaminated water.
So you add this all up and youhave a picture of like, okay,

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either a nuclear event or anevent that resembles, you know,
something that's sort ofscorched earth in nature, but
also something that reflects awater crisis.
And again, in the situation withthe LA fires, we had issues
extracting water from the firehydrants Empty, well, I don't

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know if it was empty reservoirsor just, um, you know close to
empty reservoirs, but all kindsof issues asked accessing water.
But then the question was whenwould the trigger point be for
something like this?
So, you know, reverse, go backsix, nine months ago.
It's well, you know it was likeeither the marker was going to

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be last september, which waswhen we had the lunar eclipse in
pisces and that did trigger thehistoric flooding in North
Carolina, or something wouldhappen when the North Node
entered Pisces.
So right now, you know, withthe North Node really triggering
that sign of Pisces alongsideNeptune and Saturn, and either

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creating these religiousmovements, spiritually uplifting
moments, or humanitarian sortof endeavors, or leading to
something that is morecatastrophic, with either water
or natural gas or something thatleads to a pervasive kind of

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pollutant in the air.
And so all of this reallyconverged with the LA fires,
which is the event that not onlyis really establishing the tone
for the North and South Node inPisces and Virgo, but I think
is obviously setting the tonefor 2025, which I think is a
year where extreme weatherevents are going to be the norm.

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But before I get into, I knowthat some of you are probably
listening to this and wonderingwell, is the cause just you know
extreme weather, you knowfactors, or is it arson?
We'll definitely talk aboutthat in a minute, but I also
want to like give you context onother sort of more psychic
visions that I was having beforethe fires.
So you know, I did a webinarabout the astrology of 2025.

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That was on January 5th, whichwas a Sunday, and you know, in
that the night before, I was,you know, setting up a slide
where I really wanted tosummarize 2025 in an image, and
so I consulted, you know, the,the Bing AI image creator, and I

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was like, let me, let meactually just create an image,
you know, instead of likeconsulting the charts, just like
what, what is the vibe here?
And I just typed in like manrunning from a burning vehicle
while a drone flies overhead andtries to drop a delivery box,
like in the area, and, um, Iwasn't, you know, I was just

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kind of flowing in that case andnot really trying to, you know,
again, stick to a grid or somekind of aspect or angle, like I
usually do.
I'm very much, you know, um,analytical, but I was like, no,
let me, let me just get creativewith this and just come up with
some kind of image that youknow indicates that this year is

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very it just felt like very hotand dry and it felt like there
was some concern about safetyand it felt like there was also
maybe even a mass movement totry to help these people.
So, as I was walking throughthe webinar and you know,
describing 2025, I looked at thetransits as well and I was like

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, well, mars in Cancer SquaringChiron and Aries is giving me
this impression that maybethere's like a firefighter
saving someone from a burningbuilding.
And you know, I described theAI image that I created of you
know.
Again, it feels like Idescribed them as like a Paul
Walker lookalike, which isironic because he was an actor

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and kind of I think he's.
Well, he was born in California.
He kind of resembles thatquintessential, like you know,
california male surfer dude wholike also acts and whatever and
whatnot.
So an RIP to Paul Walker, Imean, I really, I really I
really did love watching thefirst Fast and Furious movie in

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the late nineties, but you knowI was relaying all these sort of
visuals and images to people inthe webinar and not necessarily
understanding why I was sharingit with them.
Um, and as I was talking, I wasalso picturing that music video
by the band corn called got thelife and that music video just

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like really stuck with me when Iwas a kid, came out, I think in
like 98 or something like that,and you know the whole video is
filmed in a way, or it's editedin a way, where the camera lens
looks sort of like yellowishand the pavement is clearly like
scorching hot and there's likethe vapor rising from the

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pavement and the whole videojust looks like it's just like
LA at its hottest, like it'sabout to burn or there's already
smoke in the air and kind ofpolluted and whatnot.
So again, I walked away fromthat webinar, honestly being a
little bit confused as to why Iwas seeing that and talking
about that, because it felt likeit was kind of landing with the

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transits but also was a bit ofa just a shot in the dark really
.
But also, as I was leading upto like the end of 2024, really
throughout 2024, whether I don'tknow if you follow me on
Instagram, but I kept talkingabout how on on Instagram in my
personal life, how I was seeinga mass exodus from LA, like a

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lot of people I know had likemoved from LA away from LA in
2024.
And I was kind of comparing itto like a flock of birds
migrating before a storm.
I was like thinking to myselflike is Saturn and Pisces going
to lead to some kind of tsunamior rare sort of like monsoon or
I don't know if monsoons areactually possible in the
Southwest or like on theCalifornia coast, but like I was

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wondering if there would besome kind of hurricane or
tsunami impacting LA and if thatwas going to be the event.
I know that some publicationshad even done articles in years
past about how that was apossibility.
But you know, I just figuredthat people were leaving LA not
just because maybe they, youknow, were disgruntled about, I

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don't know, the entertainmentindustry, or they just weren.
People were driven by theirsubconscious or their instincts
to kind of flee the area inadvance of something.
Now I stayed in LA and I'vedecided to stay in LA because, I

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don't know, sometimes Idescribe it to people as like,
even if the ship is going down,like I just want to be on the
ship and try to help here orjust be part of the action.
I guess I mean, you know,because I've talked to people
also who, for various reasons,are like, oh you know, should I
leave the United States?
And like people have beenasking me that for years now and

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again.
It's like, whatever yourpolitics are, whatever you think
about the US, whether you thinkit's on a positive trajectory
or a negative one.
I've always been like.
Well, I just feel like I wantto.
I want to be here to, I guess,be part of the massive historic
transition, whatever it lookslike, and to hopefully just have
a positive effect on people andwhat's going on.

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So, anyways, I also experienced,you know, passing in my family
a week before the webinar and mygrandfather passed away and his
funeral, his memorial and hisfuneral date was set for the
10th of January.
So I, coincidentally, was setto fly out of LA the morning of

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Tuesday, january 7th.
I don't know if I said June10th or January 10th, by the way
, for the funeral, but it wasJanuary 10th and so January 7th,
tuesday morning, I took aflight out at like 6am, which
was like insanely early, but itwas the only flight that kind of
worked with my schedule.
And as I was flying, or rightbefore we took off that morning,

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right before we took off thatmorning, the LAX airport
switched the.
They flipped around the takeoffand landing runways and I was.
I'd never experienced that.
I was just trying to sort ofpostulate as to why, and it sort
of dawned on me during theascent that it was probably
because of the winds, because wewere flying up and you know,

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probably at I don't know 15,000feet by the time we got over
Joshua tree or something and, um, the winds were really whipping
us around.
I mean, I wasn't worried aboutmy safety or anything, but the
takeoff was definitely probablyone of the like top 10 bumpiest
I've experienced.
And that's when I was sort ofwondering.
I started checking the forecastof all these areas and I was
like, ah, the high, there's highwind alerts and, um, you know

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the I wonder if the runwayswitch was to accommodate you
know, the planes that arelanding, cause the landing would
be a lot rougher even in thattype of wind, uh, wind, windy
environment.
So, anyways, then I thoughtback to the day before and I was
like, well, I went hiking thenight before in Griffith Park
and I stopped at the one of thesummits when even though I

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didn't really have time tobecause, well, and I took my I
was walking my dog Smokey is mydog's name, full name is Smokey
Quartz, but ironically ourdog's's name is Smokey and I
just decided to walk him andmyself up to one of these
summits in the park and justkind of like take in the view

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for like 15 minutes and I waslike, why am I standing here for
so long?
And I was taking videos and Icould see out to the ocean which
is rare, sometimes depending onthe smog and felt like a
tourist.
Honestly I was like, wow, Imean which you know, nothing
wrong with taking videos,obviously Views as an LA local
it happens all the time but Iwas taking videos of a view that

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I'd taken videos of before andwould almost prefer to just see
with my own eyes.
But I really just but yeah, Iwas just soaking it in.
And then, of course, by thetime I got to Minneapolis, I
started tracking the news andyou know, my heart went out to
all the people who I knew, thatand everyone in LA that were
still there.
And you know I was anxiousabout my house and I'm fortunate

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that my house has beenunaffected, but it is, you know,
it is close to one of the fires, so it's like two or three
neighborhoods away from one ofthe fires.
So I mean, definitely has beena cause for concern.

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But you know, I've just beenwatching it from afar and you
know kind of watching the worstcase scenario play out, and this
is where I want to get intokind of the whole concept of
responsible forecasting before I, you know, kind of go into my
predictions or to offer morepredictions about the fires as
sort of a either a vanity playor a reason to get more

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attention for various purposesand so on.
And you know, I didn't reallyagree with that overall as an
overall statement.
I could see why, with any caseof with any argument right you
have, you have a kind of a bellcurve.
Usually you have like a middle80 of scenarios where things are
playing out like in a like to alevel of moderation, where it's

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like we can all agree that, oh,this is a sensible approach to
something.
And then there's like 10 oneither side where it's at the
extreme margins or it's manystandard deviations away from
from the norm.
And you know, like, for example,maybe let's say, an astrologer
who decides to like, let's say Idon't know post a prediction
about the la fires, but it'slike you, you have to like pay

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for the prediction or somethinglike that would obviously be
extremely tone deaf and nothelpful.
You know, like, in a disasterscenario like this, it's like
I'm recording this podcast withthe predictions that I that
where I think the fire is going,because I don't want to like
gatekeep or prevent someone frombeing able to like have the

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information, like yes, in that Ithink it would be problematic
if someone was like clearly justusing it as a Trojan horse to
to sell something.
But I also can see the otherextreme, which I think is more
common than not nowadays, insome ways, of astrologers kind
of like just withholding thingsbecause either they don't have

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the confidence in theirpredictions, of predictive
abilities, or they just don'tthink that people will benefit,
which I think is like way toocynical, like I don't really
like.
Yes, obviously in a disasterscenario, you have to rank the
order of importance of likehelpful versus unhelpful things,
and so if there's a fire,you're going to look to the

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firefighter first and foremostto actually solve the problem.
An astrologer is not there toactually fix the issue directly.
Obviously, we should honor andmake space for the first
responders and that, for example, is why I didn't post any
videos for about three daysafter the fire started, cause I

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was like I don't even want tolike block or contribute to the
stream of content right now.
Like I want people to just havethe resources.
I don't want to like cloudpeople's uh, you know, instagram
or Tik TOK walls.
So you know, and that's not toput myself on any, to
self-aggrandize, like, I don'tthink that makes me, you know, a

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hero by any means.
But I think it's way toocynical to say that astrologers
should not like offer their sortof abilities during a time of
crisis, right, like as I've seenin my own personal life like
astrology can actually help youideally anticipate some crises

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and make sense of them.
So you know, there are timeswhen, for example, someone
experiences like a death in thefamily, but it sort of shows up
in the astrology or some othermajor life event, and so
astrology really does helppeople process and grieve.
And in the case of mundaneastrology global forecasts I do

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think there's a way to kind ofagain strike a balance between
offering solutions-orientedpredictions and information in a
way that is honest and candidand doesn't set people up for
failure by saying, oh, you canalways manifest, or we are
always collectively manifestingour highest timeline, no matter
what.
That to me, is not the wayforward because it ignores

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reality entirely.
But it's like if you have agift, I just think you should
give that gift to the peoplearound you, like if you're, if
you're really funny and you havethe gift of comedy, give comedy
to people you know.
Be funny and better, yet, maybetry being a standup comedian.

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You know, if you're a psychic,yeah, maybe you don't want to
just like tap a stranger on theshoulder at the grocery store
and say, like, hey, like youknow, I think your loved one is
in a lot of pain or is in dangerright now.
Like, obviously that's notreally the right way to go about
it.
But if someone consults you andthey give you their chart and
they ask you pointed questions,like you should be able to

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answer them honestly.
Similarly, it's like I have thedocument, like every other
astrologer, of the planetaryblueprints.
So I think it would be adisservice to say, well, I'm
just going to gatekeep thoseopinions or answers.
Or you know again, predictions.
And you know there's anothernuanced layer to that which is,

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again, how good is someone atmaking predictions?
Like, if someone is missing themark all the time, then yeah,
they probably shouldn't bemaking predictions.
And you know, in my case, I feel, while I've never been 100%, I
haven't been 100% at everythingI've ever said, but I've been
way more often accurate than not, and even, you know, having

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visions, to a point where, youknow, I would like to continue
to finesse that skill.
I would like to be able to getto a point where I can identify
the risk, the specific risk oropportunity, and the location,
which is actually why I posted astory the other day on
Instagram saying well, you know,it's like I'm not, I'm not
going to run away from makingpredictions.

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If anything, I'm going to, I'mgoing to double down on this and
look to hire an astrocartographer to help fill in the
gaps where I don't have time todo location analysis.
I mean, I can do astrocartography in a reading for
someone and on my own, but Idon't have time for it in my day
to day.
Most of the time I'm doingone-on-one readings, newsletters

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, courses, media, you know,posts, reels and so on.
It just slips under the radar.
So, like in the case of, youknow, the tragedy in New Orleans
that was happening during theMars-Pluto opposition, and I
looked at the chart for NewOrleans after the fact and I was

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like, wow, they had a Marsreturn and Pluto on their
Mercury.
Like that does show dangerthrough transportation and
vehicles.
And then, in the case of LosAngeles, we'll talk about.
You know, there was an obviousrisk to that, so like with the
fires.
So anyways, I think there's away to again provide responsible

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forecasts in a way that'ssolutions oriented, and I think
I've done that many times andmany times over, and I'm going
to do that today on the podcast.
But you know, you're entitled toyour own opinion.
If you are someone who believesthat, you know astrologers
should just kind of take a stepback and know their place,
that's your prerogative.

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But I just feel like thatreally just denigrates a core
type of divination and just kindof like, uh, ostracizes it like
, which is sort of like whatwe're fighting against as
spiritual people, like we shouldnormalize it and continue to
normalize it to a point where,as long as it's done responsibly
, it should be offered to thepublic and not, uh, frowned upon

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or cringed at, you know like,or grimaced at.
So I mean, you know I'm nottrying to start a war in the
astrological community andactually that's another reason
why I didn't really understandthe post that this person put up
, because it's like we'realready, you know, so at odds

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with the rest of the world andskeptics already try to
denigrate us.
It's like the last thing weneed is to fragment the
astrology community and like,honestly, maybe I'm fragmenting
it further by talking about it.
But I mean, I don't know, itwas a little off-putting and I
just feel like, you know, again,everyone's entitled to their
own opinion, but I don't thinkastrologers should shirk at

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their or cower away or shirktheir responsibilities, which is
to again help the collectiveunderstand and process what's
going on from the divinatoryangle.
And you know, it's like if youdon't believe that astrology has
a role to play right now, thenit's almost like you don't
believe in the as above, sobelow framework.

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So it's like, if people aretrying to figure out, is it
arson, or how long are the firesgoing to be?
How long are they going toprolong?
I mean, why not look to theplanets?
Because they do reflect thefact that we live in a fractal
universe and if we can ascertainthings from the planetary

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positions, for example, beforeCOVID there are astrologers who
predicted the pandemic why notcontinue to offer those skills,
with the acknowledgement that weare not firefighters, we are
not first responders, we are not, you know, directly on the
front lines.
We are not solving the problem.

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But if we continue to sharpenour tools and hone our craft,
then maybe a year from now, oneor two or three of us make the
same prediction about the samelocation and, you know, not in a
fear-mongering way, but in away that says like, have a to-go

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bag, or, you know, make surethat you have filled up your gas
tank or you have enough water,whatever it is, and maybe at
some point a hundred years fromnow, astrologers are in the
employ of municipal governmentsand they can give them a heads
up about this and say well,saturn and Pisces check your

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water supply, like that.
Right.
There is advice that anyastrologer, any astrologer with
any just core competency, wouldhave been able to say that and
tell the LA, whatever citycouncil or Gavin Newsom to be

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like really making sure that thehydrants work, because Saturn
is in Pisces, which literallyshows that there is a
constriction or a delay in water.
So with all of that out of theway, let's start to really go
into a bit more of a brisk pacehere and talk about these fires.
So, in terms of the cause,people are wondering about the

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cause.
Now, there are many differentfires.
Some of them have been alreadyplausibly linked to arson,
others to the environment, tothe winds and the Santa Ana
winds.
But you know, I think thatwhile the conditions themselves
were conducive to fires, likeobviously the winds were a

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factor, I do believe that theMars-Pluto opposition that has
been lingering for literallymonths and will continue to
linger for months indicatespossible criminal activity like
arson.
I do think arson is a highlyplausible explanation, in fact I
think it is the most likelyexplanation.
I do believe that again, theSantana winds were propelling

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these fires and stoking theflames, but I still think that
there was likely shady activitywith an arsonist capitalizing on
these conditions.
And again, the Mars-Plutoopposition does mirror some of
those World War II aspects.

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So there were risks ofsomething resembling a nuclear
explosion, which again has beenthe LA fires, and maybe the
environment is purely the causeof that.
But I really, when you look atthe stats, you know 80%, I
believe, of major wild wildfiresin the U S are caused by humans

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, or not always arsonists, butbut caused by humans in some way
.
I do think the Mars-Plutoopposition has increased the
odds that someone would bevengeful or extreme in their
behaviors.
But again, mars does rule fire.
So you could argue Mars,opposite Pluto, just stokes the
flames, naturally or unnaturallyif you factor in climate change

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.
But the cause aspect is, Ithink, a little bit more hazy.
But the prognosis, I think, isagain something worth diving
into in this podcast, I think.
Again, no disrespect to theastrologer who posted about that
, but I think it's okay forastrologers to give a prognosis

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so long as they do itresponsibly.
So again, don't take anyastrologer or astrological
prediction as gospel.
Just think about it like youlike.
Imagine you're the presidentand you're in the Oval Office
trying to navigate a crisis andyou solicit the opinions of an

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engineer, a shaman, a I don'tknow history expert, a
psychologist and so on, and youknow you happen to bring in an
astrologer as like the 12thexpert who again just gives a
little bit of extra guidance andmaybe that extra guidance makes
the difference.

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Think about it that way.
So to kind of get the prognosis,we have to look at LA's birth
chart.
Now there are two birth chartsfor LA actually online, but you
really want to reference the1781 version, which actually
speaks to the time when LA wasfounded as a city, when LA was
founded as a city.

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So in the LA birth chart, thething I want to point out here
is first of all the north andsouth node.
North node is at 26 Aries,south node at 26 Libra.
Now, where is Mars retrogradeat this time?
It is at the later degrees ofCancer, so it is literally

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squaring and at the bending ofthe lunar nodes for the LA chart
.
Now, that would suggest thatagain, in retrospect, if I was
having those visions a week ortwo ago and then looking at all
these charts for all these majorcities, I would have realized,
oh, mars is squaring the lunarnodes for LA, mars retrograde

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brings the Martian energy sortof to a peak.
It's almost too much Mars, asI've said in other podcasts, and
Mars rules fire.
The North Node is in Aries,which is ruled by Mars.
So when Mars squares the lunarnodes, you can have an
experience, sudden, faded eventswith Martian themes, which
includes fire.
So that already would haveupped the odds of a fire.

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But anyways, I do think thatthat is the catalyst in many
ways.
So we basically have to thinkabout how long is Mars going to
be squaring these nodes?
Well, it is going to besquaring for two weeks longer,
pretty much, and I want to sortof explore that on this podcast.

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Now, again, don't think aboutit.
Like you know, gospel here butI think that we can explore sort
of a general timeline Now.
I do think that when Mercurygoes into Aquarius on January
28th and reaches the conjunctionto Pluto technically on the
29th, 30th I think by that pointwe will realize, like fully

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what exactly went down in thefires.
I don't know if we will knowexactly until then, because once
Mercury hits the LA Pluto which, by the way, la is going
through a Pluto return I thinkwe will have all the sort of
inside information, anypotential scandals, divulged.

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So I think we will know by thenif it was arson, if there was
any discussions within variousdepartments in LA about slashing
the budget, or if there was anyillicit activities that
diverted money away from fundingthat was necessary to keep
these hydrants active or thesereservoirs filled.

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Whatever it is, I do think bythe end of January there is some
drama, dramatic news coming outabout how this was handled and
how, how this fire was started,and by that time there is an
Aquarius new moon on January29th, and that is happening
around the time that Mars isreally not squaring the lunar
nodes anymore.
However, uranus will stationdirect around the same time.

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Now I think the positive newshere is that Mars kind of gets
out of that square.
It does oppose the LA natalMars, but I think you could
argue that by the end of January, like a lot of these risks
start to subside.
Now there is like a worst casescenario where the Mars
opposition to the LA, mars plusUranus stationing direct,

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opposing Jupiter plus Mars youknow, having to station direct
eventually and square the lunarnodes again, like, if you factor
all these things in, like theworst case scenario would be
that you know all the waythrough pretty much um well, let
me even find the date, I meanall the way through, like late

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April, early May that there'slike some kind of you know,
continual risk of something,whether it's an earthquake or
fire or you know some otherwater related event.
I mean that would be the worstcase scenario.
So, like when I used to be ananalyst at Business Insider and
L2, you know predicting, youknow where a market or an

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industry was headed, I wouldalways and like literally making
an industry was headed.
I would always and likeliterally making forecasts about
how valuable an industry wouldbe.
I would always imagine what'sthe what's sort of the bull case
, the base case and the bearcase for anything.
So the bull case would be likeokay, you think the like, for
example, the mobile paymentsindustry is going to be worth X,

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like X amount of billions ofdollars by this year, or there's
going to be X amount oftrillions of transactions or
dollars in transactions throughmobile platforms by this year,
whatever the forecast is, or theIoT industry is going to be
worth this much.
You always want to think aboutand triangulate around okay,

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what's a bullish case to makefor this industry's growth, a
bear case meaning it doesn'tgrow as much as you expect and
then a base case in the middle,and then you kind of settle
around the base case and so inthis situation, again
responsible forecasting, what isthe bear case meaning?
The worst case?
And the worst case scenario isthat Mars, like the transits of

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Mars and Uranus stationingdirect, just drags not
necessarily the fires on, butnatural disasters on through
early May.
Is that possible?
I mean, it's not impossible,but certainly by the time Mars
leaves the opposition to the LAnatal Pluto, which is around May

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14th, 15th, although the sundoes conjoin Uranus around that
time, I guess.
So we'll call it basically thebeginning of Gemini season
season, ideally a lot of.
I mean when I'm again.
When I'm saying risk, I'msaying any risk in LA, whether
it's an earthquake or alandslide or a fire.

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All of that to me starts toclear up in a big way when we
get, you know, mars fullypost-shadow past, its retrograde
past, the opposition to Pluto.
Now I'm not saying that that'sdefinitely the line of
demarcation that everyone willwhere, everyone will have to

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wait for.
But you know, the Uranus directstation on January 30th, you
know, is opposing the LA Jupiter, you know it does make me
wonder if there is some kind ofUranian geological seismic
activity, but it's not aguarantee by any means.

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I think, most realistically, ifyou look at the fact that the
fires are being increasinglycontained already, I think the
most realistic scenario is thatonce we, once Mars, leaves the
square to the nodes, which againis really by the end of January
, people should feel like any ofthe imminent risk of the fires

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spreading has, like, fullysubsided.
Now, of course they could solveit even sooner, but, you know,
I do think there's sort of analleviation of that stress and
that risk by the end of January.
However, pay attention to thetime when Uranus stations direct
.
So again, in total candor here,like you know, you want to like

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, like again.
I don't understand whyastrologers wouldn't be able to
make predictions right now.
It's like, you know, if you'relike, if you're someone who's
high strung and like you don'tdo well with like thinking about
the future and you're anxious,like, fine, you know, maybe you
shouldn't, you know, listen toastrology forecasts period.
You know, because there arepeople who you know just won't
like, they just get, and that'sfine.
I'm not trying to judge you.
But like, there are people whoyou know just won't like, they

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just get, and that's fine.
I'm not trying to judge you.
But like there are people whoget anxious about anything like
they'll see a video about, youknow, a possible relationship,
committal, committing,commitment period, and they
freak out.
It's like, okay, you have toadjust for your own sensitivity,
risk tolerance and so on, butif you're listening to this
podcast, you probably aresomeone who just like, wants the

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facts.
So when Uranus stations directon January 30th, that does give
me a little bit of it, justgives me a little bit of pause
because, you know, the Uranusdirect station is happening
shortly after Mars has finishedkind of squaring the lunar nodes

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and it is happening after thesefires.
Presumably right, presumablythey contain the fires once Mars
gets out of the squares of thelunar nodes, but then Uranus
stations direct, which does makeme a little concerned about
possible earthquakes.
Now I don't know where thatwould be.
That's where, again, I have tobe really clear with you.

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I'm not trying to predictexactly where.
So maybe that is you know.
Maybe you're like well, okay,well then, how's that helpful?
It's like, okay, well, keep inmind that Uranus is stationing
direct pretty much around thetime of the Aquarius new moon,
which is ruled by Uranus.
So if you wanted to like thinkabout, okay, what's the solution

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for this, just pay attention tothe end of January.
Like, if you're an LA resident,for example, you would want to,
you know, just be mindful ofthe fact that Uranus is
stationing direct on the 30thand just, you know, you can
continue to live your life, butdon't like be in unnecessarily
precarious positions on that daywhere an earthquake would

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really affect you.
So I just wanted to call thatout.
And then after that, again, wedo get Mars eventually opposing
the natal LA Mars, whichhonestly is not great.
Like, I don't like that.
It does sort of again harkenback to these Martian themes of

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hot and hot like heat anddryness.
So perhaps all that means isthat the dry, hot weather or or
the yeah, relatively like hotand dry weather continues and it
might continue.
It probably will continue thatsort of condition, but that
doesn't mean that the fireswould continue to rage on right.

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It just means that, you know,perhaps the drought continues
into early February and then youknow again.
Like I said, eventually by theend of the springtime or by the
middle of the springtime we getMars fully away from the
opposition to the LA Pluto.

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Now LA is going through a Plutoreturn, with Pluto near the IC.
So there is again I wish I'dseen this chart many weeks ago,
but like there is, or even ayear ago, there is bound to be a
total transformation of thelandscape in a lot of ways when
Pluto is on the IC.
So after that we then get Saturnand Neptune heading into.

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Like May and June of this yearwe get Saturn and Neptune in
Aries and again, just based onthe LA inception chart, which
some people might not even use,it does have a three degree
Aquarius moon or, sorry, ariesmoon, and that three degree
Aries moon is now, at that pointin the summertime, in a

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co-present conjunction withNeptune and Saturn.
Co-present conjunction withNeptune and Saturn.
So if you go off of the LA 1781chart, honestly that does, over
the next year, through early2026, create the possibility
that there would be some type ofwe'll say well, there's a

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number of things.
Let me break it down.
I mean, let me just break itdown for you.
I think that the Saturn-Neptuneco-present conjunction with the
LA moon, which, by the way,continues through March
approximately, and April reallyof 2026, I think, as long as
that conjunction is at play,there are so some risks,

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including water shortages.
Water quality could be an issueand also, to be honest and this
is just, I think goes evenbeyond the astrology, like
anytime you have fires wipingout, you know, like a hillside
or something you do, you know itdoes expose the landscape to a

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lot of risk when there is raineventually.
So once it rains, eventually,you have to wonder about
mudslides, and I do thinkmudslides are a near-term risks
or risk, and as are gas leakages, which is a piscean thing, and
water quality issues.
I know that gavin newsom islike streamlining the rebuilding

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process and usually, like Iwould cheer for the peeling back
of red tape.
But in this case it does feellike a perfect storm where, like
homes could be kind of likerebuilt in precarious areas of
the city and again susceptibleto mudslides and landslides.
So hopefully they again really,really pay attention to that
and factor that in.

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And you know also, jupiter willbe on the natal LA Uranus soon,
this summer, as again Uranus isopposing the LA Jupiter, so
there's a lot of um, you know,uh, potential here for still
inclement weather.
Even though there's a droughtright now, any sort of like wet

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inclement weather rain wouldreally just continue to create
imbalance and reveal imbalancein the ecosystem.
And what's interesting is inthe LA chart, uranus squares the
moon, you know, natally.
So that just shows that it isan earthquake-prone region.
And well, the good news is thatUranus is not forming any harsh

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aspects to the LA moon, so I dowant to mention that.
So, like, if there's not any,you know, so there very may well
not be any major earthquakesfor a long time, you know, maybe
not until Uranus return in themid 2030s.
So, but I do want to point outthat the Saturn-Neptune
conjunction even if you go witha different LA chart, the

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Saturn-Neptune conjunctionthat's coming both this year and
next year does conjure theimage, as I've described in
years past, of like a castlebuilt on sand.
I mean, that's what I literallydescribed Saturn and Neptune as
when they're together.
So, in this context again, I dothink mudslides are a risk in

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the next year, year and a half,next year, year and a half, and
I also think with these fires itprobably will.
It does open the risk of, youknow, gas leakages.
And the other thing I want tomention, though with the Saturn
Neptune conjunction, and alsoSaturn and Pisces and Saturn
North Node conjunction of Pisces, I just think that there are

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pollutants and particles in theair that are going to linger for
a long time in LA.
Now, does that mean that youshould just like leave LA or
worry about that?
You have to adjust for your ownrisk tolerance.
Like the fact is, these arejust facts.
Like after this, after thisfire, like there is, there are

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pollutants and contaminants inthe air.
When you have, when you, whenthat many structures are are
burned, you know you could havethings like asbestos in the air
and, uh, you know, even like theflame retardants that are
dropped into uh to to stop thefires while that's necessary,
you have to wonder whatchemicals are in those.

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So you know, the point is thatfactually there is environmental
exposure to toxins.
But I do think the Saturn inPisces transit with Neptune, and
then the ingress into Aries butalso the North end of Pisces,
all of this combined shows thatI think the environmental
exposure is worse than peoplemight imagine, worse than what

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the AQI or the air quality indexmight show.
So just telling you like, ifyou want to stick it out and,
and you know, hold the citytogether, and if you believe
that you have um sort of anoverarching purpose to be there
to help people, that is a veryPisces North node thing and that
is part of this Pisces NorthNode transit, by the way, is

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that there will be benefitconcerts, there will be
fundraisers, there will bereligious services, there will
be spiritual movements, therewill be collective meditations.
You know we're going to throweverything at this, you know to
try to heal and mend and it willbring us together and it will
again help us set asidedifferences.
But I do believe, objectively,with these transits going on,

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there are environmental toxinsand Saturn in Pisces does
surface all kinds of themesrelated to chronic ailments and
chronic illness, which I havebeen harping on for a year now,
and I think this is the eventthat I've been talking about in
a lot of ways, like you know.

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Did I ever say at any pointthat LA will have a fire on this
day?
No, but I spoke about itthrough again the visuals during
the webinar and the images andthe themes, again, talking about
pollutants in the air, talkingabout chronic disease, talking
about, you know, having tomanage these things.

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And you know, just like 9-11had a victim compensation fund
for anyone who lived below CanalStreet during 9-11.
You know, because in New York,there was a higher incidence of
I think I believe it was certaintypes of cancer for people who
lived below Canal Street after9-11, because, obviously, when
those buildings collapsed, itdid release all kinds of you

(51:55):
know, unknown chemicals into theenvironment.
So I do think, in parallel tothat, in the long term, la is
going to have a compensationfund.
Now I talked about this on mysub stack, and that sub stack is
free, by the way, because Idon't again, I don't want to
gatekeep this information, but Ithink once Saturn goes into

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Gemini and squares, the Saturnin Pisces position, gemini is
the lungs.
There's going to be all kinds ofdiscussions about oh well, why
did this person have a lot ofbreathing issues now?
Probably because they were inLA during this time.
I mean, again, I'm not tellingyou to run away from LA.
Everybody is taking risks bybeing on this earth.
Everyone is taking risks byliving on a planet that is being

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constantly, you know, justflooded with pollutants, you
know, and like there arepollutants being pumped into the
air constantly.
So it's like not like if youleave LA, it's not like you know
you're, there's no area reallyon the earth that's like
completely, you know, able toinsulate from the toxins that

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are out there.
You know so.
So I'm not even saying thatpeople should again, I'm not
trying to say people should runaway.
I mean I still have a, have ahouse there.
So it's not like, um, you knowI'm trying to create anxiety,
but I am also trying to give youinformation instead of just
keeping it in a journalsomewhere and like trying to um,
cower away and be like, well,you know, I need to, just, like,

(53:24):
you know, give other peoplespace right now.
It's like, no, I mean, there'sa way, there's a way to be
helpful without you know again,without being, um, you know so
bombastic, or you know, fearmongering.
So I do think you just have tocalibrate all the factors.

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You have to decide how much doyou love the city, how much do
you feel like your purpose isthere?
You want to factor in the factthat there will be medical
advances, probably in a fewyears, that can catch those
things anyways and can helppeople detox from exposure.
So you have to realize that ina lot of ways everything ends up
balancing out.

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Humanity has survived so manydifferent cataclysmic events.
I've been hiking in theSequoias before and, you know,
seen a sign that says, well,pollution from China,
technically, is carried overhere, and the clouds you're
seeing right now is partlypollution from China.

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So, like I, like everybody,have exposed myself to certain
toxins already.
You know I have lived close tothe one-on-one, like you know,
like and gone, jogging outsidealmost every day.
Close to the one-on-one, likeyou know, like and and and gone,
jogging outside almost everyday, close to the one-on-one.
So it's not like I've, you know, but I've.
But I've lived in LA for thepurposes of like, being in a

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creative field and trying tofind a spiritual community and
all this stuff.
So it's like like anything like,yeah, you have to weigh the
present cons, but this isunfortunately, this event is
really reflecting that SaturnPisces transit which again is
going to really bring aboutthese amazing humanitarian
efforts, which again issomething I channeled in the

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webinar.
I said something to the effectof the fact that there would be
people witnessing maybe somekind of explosion and wanting to
help and wanting to, you know,donate to a cause, and like
we're seeing that now.
And I said that there would bemass meditations, and there are,
and my friend Jen is doing one,a mass meditation to, you know,

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help uplift LA.
So I feel like, again, you justhave to decide, like, what is
your mission?
Do you feel like, oh, I'm on myVenus line or something in LA
and it's going well?
Okay, then continue.
If you're someone who was onthe fence about living there
already, then here you go.

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I mean, you know, it shows also, even with their Chiron return,
like LA is going to have itsChiron return in a few years and
like Chiron is in Taurus there.
So Chiron in Taurus shows thatthe land is going through in
some ways, that we can heal theearth and heal the land, but
also that it's going throughsome potential damage.
So my summary here for LA andthen I'll expand this to the

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world at large is that the firesdefinitely show up in the
transits.
They were reflected in thetransits recently.
I do think that the fires willcalm down once Mars is no longer
squaring the lunar nodes in theLA chart, no longer squaring

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the lunar nodes in the LA chart,and, at the very least, once
Mars is no longer retrograde.
I do believe that you knowthings will start to ease up.
But like, think about how Marsand Cancer is showing that.
You know Cancer is the home andyou know Mars can create
destruction in the home or ofhomes.
You know I talked about thatmany months ago.

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I said that Mars and Cancer italmost feels like the person who
is supposed to be your or thething that's supposed to be your
source of comfort is now yoursource of strain.
That's pretty much exactly howI phrased it back in September,
I believe it was.
And now here we are.
But remember, jupiter is goinginto cancer this summer.
So Jupiter and cancer is goingto coincide with massive
projects to rebuild these homesand build back even stronger

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potentially.
So again, I'm not wishing anynegativity on the city.
Again, I live in the city, sothere's literally no reason for
me to want to manifest any kindof negative outcome.
But I think, if you know again,if we're being objective again,
there is cause for hope, Ithink once the fires subside I

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think they will subside in thenext few weeks.
Once Mars leaves the square,there may be some patches of
fire all the way through, maybemid-February, but once Mars is
no longer retrograde again, Isee those fires as like being
contained.
I would worry, though, mediumterm, about mudslides, because I

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think Saturn and Neptune andPisces with the North Node, can
create again extremes with water, whether it's extreme drought
and inaccessible water suddenlyalso contrasting with a lot of
water and just creating this wetterrain, which is very Piscean.

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So, in the long, long term,though, I do worry about
pollutants and toxins in theenvironment that were released
with these fires, and I do thinkthere will be a compensation
fund.
I do think that fund willreally start to pay out funds by
the time Saturn squares thecurrent position, which would be
like 2031, 2032.

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But that's not to say that youknow that it's going to be some
like, like tons of people aregoing to be affected by it.
But I do think that, like, insome way, shape or form, you
should take stock of the factthat there are pollutants from
these fires that will hangaround for a long time, and I

(59:12):
don't know if that's a matter oflike having your home or
building tested for, you know,any kind of like new, newfound
toxins, like, maybe that's yoursituation, maybe that's your
solution.
Again, I want to be solutionsoriented but basically, just
like my, my advice would be liketo keep track of any agencies
that are tracking the toxins andjust maintain, just like, keep

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track of the news related tothat, you know, take notice of
any reports around that.
I would question theobjectivity of the AQI, like the
air quality index.
I don't think it makes anysense.
I don't think they're trackingnot even saying they're doing it
by design or for nefariousreasons or maliciously but I
don't think they're tracking allthe particles.

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Maybe there's finer particlesthat aren't being measured.
So also water quality.
You know you're going to haveto pay attention to that.
If you decide to stay in LA,water quality and gas leakages
are going to be near-term risks.
But again, if you believe youhave a higher purpose there,

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nobody's going to stop you.
You can be there.
I also think the insuranceindustry is going to go through
a series of debacles, obviouslybecause of this.
So it does show the Venusretrograde coming up that might
be harder to get insurance allof a sudden.
Now, obviously, for the world atlarge, what's the advice?
Pay attention to pollutants,pay attention to possible

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contamination of anything inyour vicinity, whether it's
water or the air.
Just pay attention to it.
Don't live in fear.
But I'm giving you the adviceright now to just remain
vigilant.
There's nothing wrong with that.
That is just the theme ofSaturn and Neptune in Pisces,
like I just see it, as you know,the, because you know Pisces

(01:01:02):
has a lot to do with toxins.
So, just like paying attentionto any, any indications that
there are leakages or, again,contaminants in the air.
Also, you know you you want tojust look towards religion and
spirituality right now, becausethat's where you can find
comfort, that's where you canfind groups of people who are

(01:01:23):
also trying to help and that'swhere you can, you know, really
form new bonds, and alsoelsewhere in the world.
I mean you will have to payattention to flooding this year.
I mean I talked about this inmy 2025 webinar.
But like there very well couldbe a Katrina-like storm this
year.
I mean, I talked about this inmy 2025 webinar, but like there
very well could be a Katrinalike storm in this year.
In fact, I think that probablythere will be.

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I mean, I'm not saying in newOrleans, but like there there
probably will be some type of umsometime between the spring and
the fall and early next year,2026,.
I just think that there's goingto be some type of, you know,
inclement weather in a typicallyhumid area that you know is

(01:02:06):
historic, and maybe even a dryclimate like LA would get some
kind of hurricane.
But like, I think it's mostlikely, you know, probably
somewhere in the Southeast US,maybe the Northeast, or maybe in
the Pacific or something likein Asia.
But yeah, I mean, extremeweather events are kind of the

(01:02:29):
norm and you know, chiron andTaurus is coming up the next
couple of years.
Well, actually, technically,the ingress is in 2026.
And that's going to be a lotabout healing the earth.
So I think that there's goingto be a clear, like this LA fire
is just is a wake up call forpeople to just prioritize the

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environment, but also to, youknow, like work as a community,
and I talked about this withPluto and Aquarius actually A
couple months ago.
I said one of the themes is tois that we will think more
locally and that's where we willgenerate these new communities
and kind of enmesh ourselves inthese networks.
So think locally, support andlift up your neighbors right now

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, especially while Jupiter's inGemini.
Don't like succumb to analysis,paralysis with the news while
Jupiter's in Gemini either, butread, but also pay attention to
your instincts.
Don't just rely on the metricsand the reporting Because, again
, the AQI may tell you that theweather is just fine or the air
quality is just fine in somearea of LA or some area of your

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local city.
But you got to.
You got to wonder again withthese Piscean transits, is there
something you know?
Is there something moreintricate or something more
microscopic in the air?
And with the South Node andVirgo, this is going to be an
era, with the North and SouthNode in this, in Pisces and
Virgo, of health.

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People are going to be focusedon health and personal health
and environmental exposure.
So, yeah, you're just going tohave to be vigilant in that way
and again, as long as you'revigilant about that and not
taking your health for grantedand also, again, lifting others
up, then I think that you canhave a great year still and you

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can experience the sort ofwisdom and the I don't know the
sort of fulfillment in helpingsomeone through a crisis like
this.
So yeah, again, I know Iunpacked a lot today and I'm
sure for some of you it wasoverwhelming.
I'm sure some of you arelistening to this right now and
saying, well, maybe the otherastrologer was right, maybe

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astrologers shouldn't be givingforecasts.
But you know I'm not going tochange, I'm just going to keep
doing this.
And again, if you don't like todig into these types of things,
then you know, follow someoneelse, you know it's fine, I
don't take it personally itthings.
Then, you know, follow someoneelse, you know it's fine, I
don't take it personally.
It's like everybody has theirown risk, tolerance and

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sensitivities and you just haveto take that into account.
And I do think, with the Saturn, by the way, uranus square
coming up for the LA chartbecause you know Saturn
transiting, saturn is going tosquare LA's natal Uranus there
could be all kinds of you know,innovative technological
solutions to towards rebuildingthe homes, like I actually think

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that you know well.
I mean, crises and challengesactually do precipitate
innovation, right?
So I think that there will benew innovations in real estate
or, sorry, housing construction.
Basically, I think there willbe new innovations in housing
construction.
Basically, I think there willbe automated construction
technologies that will comeabout in the next year while

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Jupiter is in Cancer and Plutois in Aquarius.
So look to that as a brightspot.
Aquarius, so you know, look tothat as a bright spot and I
think, like companies thatspecialize in that, that, you
know, I'm sure there's, there'sstocks will, you know, will just
skyrocket.
So, anyways, thank you so much.
I'm Evan Nathaniel Grimm.
Remember that the predictionsfor your zodiac sign are still

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available.
So those 2025 horoscopes are,you know, available, and also my
one-on-one readings are soldout, though, for the year, but I
will be offering courses thisyear, so stay tuned for that and
also subscribe to my Substacknewsletter for more in-depth
predictions.
And also just remember, withall these transits going on, you

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know, wherever you live, thisis a time where you can achieve
optimal health.
I mean, you know that is thegoal here.
You know you want to be ashealthy as you can be and also
as spiritually illuminated asyou can be through the lens of
your communities.
But you know, the fact is thatLA is having a Pluto return on

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the IC, pretty much, so thelandscape will be transformed
and there probably will be moreinclement weather, but you know
it's also going to generate somany wonderful innovations that
will help us adapt to thatreality.
So, anyways, thank you so muchand definitely share this

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podcast with people, give it areview and so on.
And thank you so much and takecare.