Author: Elsa

Beginning In The Middle: Talking About Those Songs

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I introduced my husband on this blog, in 2006 or so.  I wrote about him extensively; like maybe 100 posts. I took most of those posts down, to appease google; a force is which barely relevant anymore. I know there is lot of encouragement / pressure to …

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Attachment Styles ‘Round The Zodiac

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Is there correlation between astrology and relationship attachment styles?  It seems to me, “nature”, is part of the equation here. Attachment Style - Secure Childhood Experience – Caregivers were responsive, loving, and consistent. A…

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The Evolution Of Astrology In My Lifetime

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I was introduced to astrology when I was eight years old. I’ve stuck with it for my entire life. I don’t think about it much, as it’s as good as “baked in” to my person.  But, Allie, asked about astrology, pre-social media…

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Music That Wrecks (Or Repairs) You

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I had an Aquarian friend, when I was younger.  She was ten years older than me. Pisces moon, Sagittarius rising.  We used to travel together a lot.  We also shared music, also a lot. One day, I put Blood on the Tracks on…she wanted it off, immedi…

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Astrology Causing Fear, Anxiety & Upset

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I’m greatly disturbed by the negative effects astrology has on people.  This is one of the reasons I posted, Shack Man.  My sister and I use astrology productively, and for no other reason. This is demonstrated in the story. I was hoping you&#821…

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Understanding An Anomaly In The Collective

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I was talking to a younger gal, about 27 years old. “If this is everything you know,” I said, with my arms out, held in a circle. “Then this is your paradigm,  Everything you run into you, you’ll try to fit it into this space.&#…

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What’s Your Perspective On The Pain In Your Life?

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I wrote this in 2006; I still feel this way! Speaking of pain and art, I had a personal crisis over the week or ten days. I’ve not been posting as frequently.  The freakish struggle I’m having behind the scenes is why. Now it’s not that big a deal for …

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