Calling Your Wild Astrology

Neptune & Saturn Shift: Cassandra Warren Launches Tarot on YouTube

This is a quick update on what I’m working on next and how I’m working with the energy of Neptune and Saturn!

Capricorn New Moon Cycle and Commitment to Cosmic Shifts

In this episode the host reflects on the last moon cycle. She connects those personal experiences to larger astrological currents—Saturn and Neptune moving toward Aries—and sets an intention for the new moon in Capricorn to reconnect with values, compassion, hope, and imagination in difficult times.

Working with the Sagittarius New Moon

Host Cassandra Warren reflects on a Scorpio new moon conjunct Mercury retrograde, exploring personal triggers around the term "witch," generational trauma, and the work of decolonization and deconditioning. She connects these insights to dog training—questioning victim-based lenses—and to a growing practice of animism and daily spiritual connection. The episode closes by looking ahead to the new moon in Sagittarius and intentions for study, self-love, and renewed spiritual practice.

Scorpio New Moon, Addicted to the Hunt

Host Cassandra Warren blends astrology and dog training in this episode, exploring the Scorpio new moon conjunct retrograde Mercury, a supportive water grand trine, Uranus opposite in Taurus, and Mars in Sagittarius. She explains how these transits encourage emotional release, renewed thinking, and motivated action. Cassandra shares personal insights about shifting from treats to play with her sensitive dog Opal, tightening financial focus, and feeling inspired toward new training goals like search and rescue. She sets intentions for processing stuck emotions during the lunar cycle and balancing faith, structure, and practical steps.

Dog Training with the Full Moon in Taurus, Comforting the Soul

In this episode of Calling Your Wild Astrology, we explore the full moon in Taurus and how lunar cycles intersect with dog behavior, wolf social intelligence, and humane training practices. The host shares research influences—like Gordon Haber and Amy Cook—and practical calming strategies used to comfort and reconnect with dogs. Topics include the new-to-full moon energetic arc, using Leo-style celebration to reward recovery, conflict-avoidance play behaviors in wolves, and simple techniques (tone, body language, scent introductions, and movement) to help dogs feel safe and confident.