There’s no doubt that Donald Trump is one of the more colorful characters in American life today. A real estate mogul who turned an inherited fortune into a mega fortune of his own, he has embraced the spotlight and has taken advantage of every opportunity to put himself in the public eye. He has been undaunted […]
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A portion of this article is reprinted from an earlier post. The Full Moon eclipse later this month is the last of a relatively rare event known as a “Tetrad,” a series of four total lunar eclipses in a row. While eclipses are not uncommon (we typically see two pairs of eclipses each year although there is […]
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Full article here. September is looking like a pretty amazing month – not too many big planetary aspects creating stress and conflict, but planets changing direction, changing signs, and two SuperMoons (term coined by Richard Nolle) that are also eclipses. Eclipses are indicators of evolution, both personal and global, as well as the unmasking of […]
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Jupiter entered Virgo on August 11th, 2015 and will remain in that sign until September 9, 2016. Because Jupiter’s orbital period is about 12 years, it spends about a year in each sign. Jupiter, in his role as King of the Gods, inspires us to higher aspirations – to be bigger and better than we […]
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I had a moment of fright this morning when Word Press informed me that my work over the past two days on the August report had disappeared! Fortunately my trusty Chrome browser had saved all of the text and I was able to retrieve it. So I am more pleased than ever to present to […]
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Hello! While you’re waiting for your Planetary Illuminations report for August, here is a nice video demonstrating the dance between Venus and Earth.
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If you are on my mailing list you will soon receive your abridged version, translated into easy to understand English. If you’re not, please sign up in the sidebar! You can read the article in its entirety here, and meanwhile here is the summary for July’s main events. During July there are no interactions between […]
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Today’s Full Moon in Capricorn is a big and powerful one, amplified by both Mars and Pluto which are moving into a dance of opposition which will culminate on the 15th of July. The Capricorn Full Moon brings our focus to the material world and encourages us to apply discipline and structure to our lives so […]
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Normally a tragedy such as the one which just occurred in Charleston, in which 21-year old Dylann Roof, in the throes of the double transit of Saturn and Uranus I wrote of just this week, killed nine people worshipping in a church, would send me to the astrological chart to attempt to find a personality disorder […]
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Normally a tragedy such as the one which just occurred in Charleston, in which 21-year old Dylann Roof, in the throes of the double transit of Saturn and Uranus I wrote of just this week, killed nine people worshipping in a church, would send me to the astrological chart to attempt to find a personality disorder […]
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