i will wade out till my thighs are steeped in burning flowers I will take the sun in my mouth and leap into the ripe air Alive […]
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i will wade out till my thighs are steeped in burning flowers I will take the sun in my mouth and leap into the ripe air Alive […]
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First Quarter Square between the Gemini Moon an…
As I’ve said before: if you’re looking for happy happy in your astrology, this isn’t it. Or maybe I should …Continue reading →
Morals, Ethics, Spies, Gossip, and Finances
March 9, 2022
by Jude Cowell
Today just a quick look ahead at the Autumn Equinox 2022 Horoscope of September 22, 2022 with Venus in Virgo in her role as chart-ruler – conjunct US 1776 Neptune and reminding us of the ongoing Neptune-oppo-US-Neptune transit (clashing ideals; persecution), and conjunct fixed star Denebola (‘to go against society; against
DEGREE INFLUENCES IN MUSICIANS & COMPOSERS Peter Morrell writes: “In summary, from this we can see that any planets in Leo and Aquarius tend to be linked with musical ability, especially the middle and end degrees. We can also see … Rea…
Cryptocurrency trader Robert Weinstein looks at current BTC trading prospects.
I know there is a lot going on right now but all things still matter. Mercury will ingress into Pisces today. Think in terms of information that flows to you. I’m talking about ideas the drift in from the ether(eal). … Read More…
Mercury enters Pisces at 8:32 pm EST. This very…
Pluto is Lord of the Underworld, Hades, ruler of death, closure, endings, rebirth, regeneration taxes, sex, war, corruption, power, violence, abuse, crime, the collective shadow, the occult, wealth. Pluto roots out that which is rotten, old, outworn. Pluto strips us bare, reveals the truth. Pluto shows us where our true power lies. As a transpersonal […]
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“Uncertainties spring up like dandelions in my yard”. I wish I could credit that quote. I ran across is randomly last week. It stuck with me like it was pulled from some new genre of poetry called, “Horror”. I woke to … Re…