Mars conjunct Saturn

This powerful aspect has much to do with taking action to fight and restrict the COVID-19 pandemic.  Saturn's job is to restrict and restrain while Mars desires to fight and do battle.  The combination is like a body builder who slowly, steadily and consciously focuses power on building muscle and pushing one's body to the limit.  We will push our limits to fight in the current situation.  The conjunction means there's a new beginning to fight the battle and Aquarius is about team efforts, group consciousness and mass communication of a global kind.  Conjunctions are always about birthing new energy.  The moment this energy peaked the floating hospital, USNS Comfort, docked in New York City.  The Navy is coming to help us do battle and fight.  

Mars also can cause anger and rile up the public and everyone's temper because of the restrictions and limitations being placed on society right now.  

Jupiter and Pluto form a conjunction on April 4th.  We are already feeling that in tandem with Mars and Saturn.  Saturn/Mars is trying to restrict, and limit while Jupiter/Pluto is growing and spreading death and destruction.  It's the never ending battle of Jupiter/Saturn as one planet likes to constrict while the other likes to expand.  Society is trying to balance itself out and these two energies very much correlate to the phrase we are constantly hearing right now to "flatten the curve".  

Direct your energy towards fighting this battle through the group effort of "staying home".  Stay in place and limit your movements.  It may seem as if your freedom is being restricted but if we do battle now in the long run we will regain our freedom.  

Another important thing to note is that the Mars/Saturn conjunct is at 0 degrees Aquarius.  This will be the same degree as the upcoming Saturn/Jupiter conjunction on December 21, 2020.  That says to me that this pandemic will be with us in one shape or another at least till then.  Saturn/Jupiter rules the economy and the end of the year signals a new economic beginning.  Whatever tools and resources we are now using to fight this virus will deplete our economy and at the end of the year we will know what needs to be done to start rebuilding it.