Got a minute? Below is a brief synopsis on video concerning the founding of the U.S. Postal Service by the Second Continental Congress on July 26, 1775 with Benjamin Franklin appointed its first postmaster. In that era, Congress considered the founding of a postal service to be "crucial to the future of the 13 Colonies," a sentiment that modern-day (Republican) congress members do not hold
The 14th is a Good Day To . . . count on yourself. It’s no time to look to others …Continue reading →
Hi, Elsa. How do you fuse the contradictory energy of planets in a chart? For an example a restrictive, traditionalist Saturn conjunct freedom loving, unconventional Uranus in the unknown realms of boundless, confusing Neptune(12H). Does not Saturn los…
This is a week of dynamic shift and change with the Aries Sun squaring Pluto on Tuesday and Jupiter on Wednesday. The mode of the day is stoked with pure power and an impetus to action, but the fortunate path … Read More…
One of the weirdest decisions I’ve had to make recently involved whether I wanted to go to the grocery store. My regular grocery day came and I felt conflicted about THE MASK. I am not going to go into my little internal debate, but illustrate what I did about it. I didn’t go to the […]
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Something challenges us this week, as we’re demanded to take a look at the life we’ve been leading with the Sun/Pluto square on Tuesday April 14 and the Sun/Jupiter square on Wednesday April 15. In these uncomfortable vibrations, we could deny a…
Excerpt from Patreon – …Also, to our benefit is the Sun’s entry into slow and deliberate Taurus, on April 19. After the frantic pace of Aries, this is a welcome movement that gives us time to gather our thoughts and enjoy what we have in the present. Security is the watch word of Taurus so […]
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The 13th is a Good Day To . . . act on inspiration and the creative urge, but not without …Continue reading →