Episode notes
14 Feb 2026
A significant energy wave is approaching, marked by an annular solar eclipse, the year of the firehorse, and a rare Saturn-Neptune conjunction. This energetic period is expected to bring increased seismic activity, with a coronal hole on the sun’s earth-facing side contributing to geomagnetic volatility and potential earthquakes. Additionally, notable weather patterns, including strong wind gusts in the North Atlantic and Arctic oceans, are also expected.
The North Atlantic is experiencing energetic volatility, mirroring geopolitical tensions between Europe and North America. This volatility is reflected in the weather, with flooding in Europe and mega storms in the eastern United States. The year of the fire horse, characterised by free movement of energy and explosive events, is expected to bring increased volcanic and earthquake activity in 2026.