“Sailors fighting in the dance hall, oh man look at those cavemen go; it’s the freakiest show.”
–David Bowie, “Life on Mars”
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Standing on Solid Rock
I’ve woken with a sore back. Again. It’s my hip- it’s out. Again. Fortunately I have a good chiropractor. I have to- I have a scoliosis in my back- my spine isn’t straight and needs good support to stay upright. I’m suffering at the moment fr…
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Mutable T-Square Tonight and Tomorrow – Heads up Virgo!
My eye on the sky.
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Just a Little Lunar Essence for 3-4 March 2013: ‘The Costs of Contrariness’
3 March: the Moon enters Sagittarius at 1:11 PM PST; at 6 PM PST the Moon squares Neptune, bringing conflict …Continue reading »
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Asteroid Vesta
Vesta was discovered by Heinrich Wilhelm Olbers on the 29th March 1807 in Bremen and named by astronomer friend Carl Friedrich Gauss who helped to calculate Vesta’s orbit. Vesta is the 3rd largest asteroid after Ceres and Pallas and the … C…
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Horoscopes for March 3rd to March 10th
Overview A complicated week is in store. Venus in Pisces gets pumped up with an idealistic square from Jupiter in Gemini (March 3-4), passes over Chiron, the Wounded Healer (March 4-5) and then receives support with a trine from … Contin…
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How Does A Person Wind Up Cursed?
Ask the collective.
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Love Horoscope for the Week of March 4
Where’s the Love in this week’s Love Horoscope? Hey, you’ve never heard that “love is a battlefield”?
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Comets, Meteors, Fireballs! "Crowded Skies" (video)
Is it Time to Forget Mrs. O’Leary’s Cow?
Perhaps, but the following 30-minute video is not for the faint of heart or for the spiritually insecure so view at your own discretion. Herr Beethoven supplies the music, the Cosmos supplies the comets, meteors, and fireballs which have been increasing in number for the last few years, have you noticed?
Some curious links are made to catastrophes and
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Astrology of Lurching Budget Crises and Sore Losers
Of Saturnian Budget Control and Other Astro-Considerations
by Jude Cowell
Perhaps of interest to you may be the Social Security Legislative Bulletin dated August 2, 2011, the day that President Obama signed into law the Budget Control Act of 2011 (S. 365.) The bulletin includes details of the limits established on government-wide discretionary spending until year 2021 and implements a goal