Watching The Last Leg on TV this weekend, the brilliant actor David Tennant closed the show with a speech that was powerful in regard to what’s currently happening in the world and which is mirrored in astrology.
The Last Leg is a pleasing mix of comedy & current affairs. A viewer had tweeted in asking David to reassure us in his Scottish lilting voice that everything was going to be alright.
He began: “It’s all going to be okay. Trust me, I’m a doctor.” (Most people in the UK will know that David Tennant took on the iconic role of Doctor Who, a popular TV series). He continued:
This is a brilliant speech and worth remembering. It was spoken on the eve of action planet Mars’ move into Aries on January 28th 2017. Mars is the warrior, the gladiator strong in Aries. Mars will be joined this week by Venus, ruler of women, which moves into Aries on February 3rd 2017. Aries remains a strong sign until early June thanks to Venus’ retrograde phase in the first sign of the zodiac and Aries is the sign linked to protest.
In addition, Uranus, the planet of rebellion, is in Aries throughout 2017 and caught up in the major Jupiter Libra – Uranus Aries – Pluto Capricorn T-square that dominates until September. This is a year when division, polarity, contrasting beliefs, opposing truths are being highlighted in our world.
David Tennant is a Sun Aries (b. April 18 1971) and his speech reminds us how to be Aries at its best. Go into battle, yes, but do it without giving in to anger or violence.
David’s not the only Sun Aries to have spoken out this weekend. Here’s double Olympic champion, Mo Farah (b. March 23 1983):
Some more ‘good & bad’ examples of how to be Aries:
National TV Awards
Be more like Sun Aries Mary Berry (b. March 24 1935)
At age 81, there’s no stopping national treasure Mary Berry who was true to her principles and refused to follow the money when Great British Bake Off moved from BBC to Channel 4. Born with Uranus in Aries, she fist-pumped with delight when she won the award for Best Judge at last week’s National TV Awards.
…and less like Sun Aries Piers Morgan (b. March 30 1965)
Piers has bragged about his friendship with Donald Trump. However his recent comments about the women’s marches were the reason that actor Ewan McGregor refused to appear on Good Morning Britain. Piers’ co-presenter of the show, Susanna Reid, gagged him as they came on as presenters at last week’s National TV award.
Transpotting 2
The sequel to the ionic movie Transpotting premiered this weekend.
Be more like Renton, “Choose life” (played by Ewan McGregor, Sun Aries, b. March 31 1971) and less like Begbie, a psychopathic drunk (played by Robert Carlyle, Sun Aries, b. April 14 1961).
Let’s all be Aries at its best over the next few months: “positively rebellious and rebelliously positive”.
Here’s the clip of David Tennant’s motivated speech on The Last Leg: