Climate Activism & the Role of Mars in Action

As we close out Pisces season, it’s a powerful time to think about how we flow with the Earth and how we take action 🔺. In ancient Puebloan and Navajo traditions, everything is connected—land, water, sky, and spirit. Their ancestral knowledge teaches us that the Earth isn’t something we own. It’s something we’re a part of. That mindset shift is huge when we talk about climate justice today. Right now, Mars—the planet of action and fire—is pushing us to move from feeling to doing. Pisces placements in our natal charts remind us to listen to our intuition and empathy first. But Mars is saying, “Yo, let’s get going!” Together, they balance dream with drive. This is where Indigenous wisdom comes in strong. For example, the Navajo (Diné) have long practiced Hózhó, the concept of living in balance and beauty. It’s a way of life that centers harmony with nature, which is exactly the vibe we need for climate activism. Ancient Puebloan agricultural methods were built on respecting the land and conserving water—skills that are super relevant as we fight droughts and wildfires today. One practical solution is supporting Indigenous-led economic opportunities. The U.S. Economic Development Administration’s Indigenous Communities program is funding projects that intentionally recognize and uplift Native cultures. They’re backing businesses that are sustainable and rooted in Indigenous knowledge systems. Imagine how different things would be if we supported more of that energy. But this isn’t just about policies or programs. It’s about us. Mindfulness and spiritual awakening are key to this movement. The Journey Towards V collective invites young people to come together, reflect, and create. It’s about building bridges between communities—through storytelling, art, and real talk on justice and the planet. When we unite Mars’ energy with Pisces’ wisdom, we become activists and healers. It’s our time to step up. Honor the ancestors. Protect the Earth. Join the journey.

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