Image: Russia – Flag Raised, a symbolic moment for the good people of Russia; it’s their “The Evil Empire is dead, long live Mother Russia” moment giving life to the myth and providing an invaluable public relations image for the people to cling to. …
I first posted this back when Saturn was in Libra – hence my relationship metaphors. I’ve updated it to include my recent experience of closing Saturn squares. It’s a lengthy read – I make no apology for that. Saturn represents structures and boundaries. We know that. The Moon represents our emotions, the way in which …
CRYSTALLIZING DREAMS. Everything in their life is a crusade, no matter how run-of-the-mill the situation might be. Even the comedians among them work incredibly hard to get a laugh
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ARTISTIC DOMINATION. Display their achievements in quite an ostentatious manner. They do things grandly, but there is the risk of them having delusions of grandeur also.
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NOBLE SAVAGES. These arty goats are aspirational and think very highly of themselves, but don’t brag about their talents. They are far too elegant for that brash type of behavior.
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Mercury stations direct in Sagittarius (at 13 degrees, even!). The turnaround points are typically tense; we want to act, as …
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Here we are at another Winter Solstice, as the Sun’s Capricorn ingress (11:27 AM EST/8:27 AM PST) marks the shortest day. Th…
“Integrity is doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.” — CS Lewis The Sun, our own mighty star, enters the Cardinal sign of the Goat-Fish tomorrow just before 4.30pm GMT on December 21, and so we enter deep winter. This is the Solstice — the longest night and shortest days. And this one is special because the old teacher, Saturn, has returned to his home sign for the first time since 1991, and he greets the Sun at 0° Capricorn. As I mentioned in my previous post, this has not happened since 1664, so this Solstice holds a […]
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