Tag: Pisces

About Lying

This post is about lying.  It’s also about transiting Mercury in Pisces (Feb 21- Mar 10). Everyone lies.  It’s necessary for us to function in a socially acceptable way.  I’m not talking about major deception like cheating on your …

Your Career & the Cosmos: Pisces at Work

Pisces at work…an oxymoron? You’d be surprised.
Last years posts for Pisces at astrology.com in one place:
Pisces at Work
Your Pisces Boss
Blue Water Dreaming- Pisces & Goal Setting
More Than Words- Mercury in Pisces

Bluer Sky- Pisces

The Sun is in Pisces. That means it is almost my birthday (after all, it is all about me) & it also means a heap of posts about Pisces.
While I consider this years’ Pisces theme, here is last years post.
Pisces has a reputation of being emot…

Chiron in Pisces- a Link to a Great Post

OK, I’m not great on asteroids (although Chiron is strictly speaking a planetoid….whatever…I will keep referring to it as an asteroid), but there are a lot of good astrologers out there who are.
Chiron is one of those asteroids that b…

Seasonal Astrology: The Magic of Porches

For Americans who grew up during a particular era – say, after World War I and before architecture all but abandoned the front porch in favor of the three-car garage, sometime in the 1970s – a gracious front porch is a symbol of many warm memories….

North Node in Pisces and South Node in Virgo, By House

North Node Pisces 1st House/ South Node Virgo 7th House Moving toward a more fluid interaction with your environment. No longer putting so much emphasis on your quest for the perfect partner. Putting more emphasis on your own need to get in the flow of life. Letting go critical attitudes toward others. Letting go of

2011: Springtime of the Peoples

Set during the Paris uprising of 1848, Flaubert’s novel Sentimental Education explores lessons in love and friendship. It was published some 20 years after the events.I’ve been thinking about the planet Neptune’s ingress into Pisces a lot over the past…

Tunisia: Revolution Now or Never

“Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very heaven!–“William Wordsworth wrote these words about the French Revolution more than 200 years ago. But he was a spectator, a friend of France, not a participant, and he never suffered …

Jupiter and Uranus: Last Tango in Pisces

Shade and Darkness – The Evening before the Deluge. JMW Turner 1843A wall of water ripped through inland Australia tearing up trees, tossing cars and buses like flotsam, swamping houses and taking lives.Today hundreds of Brazilians died in muddy…