I’ve been finding myself thinking less about the astrology of current times and more about the larger meaning of our changing world in the time of Covid-19. You will still find my (almost) daily astrological updates on Facebook and my weekly YouTube report, but the questions being asked in these current times are immense. So […]
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A week at home alone with Sun square Jupiter and Pluto: what could go wrong…?
Easter April 12, 2020 Sunrise: He Is Risen! is how my Easter posts have always begun in celebration of the Good News for those who believe (as do I). Unfortunately, this post has Trumpism drizzled all over it due to current conditions of the Coronavirus contagion so ably encouraged by contagious Neptune floating through its own shady, frail sign of Pisces and with handmaidens harsh Saturn-Pluto
Fresh green ripples across the land; the garden is filled with bird song. Yet Easter is a festival of death. Christ’s Last Supper was Seder, the annual dinner party at which Jewish people all over the world commemorate the Exodus. Jews remember the Angel of Death passing over their houses before they followed Moses into […]
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DNC 2020 Changes Its Cosmic Tuneby Jude CowellAs you know, due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Democratic National Convention (DNC) has been postponed until August 17, 2020, still to be held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, last I heard. Obviously, the change makes my previous post Moon-Tracking DNC 2020 and RNC 2020 obsolete on the Democratic side. However, the RNC (August 24) horoscope and astro-notes
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A good portion of the world right now is under some kind of stay at home order. Judging from responses online and from friends, it’s clear that some of us are adjusting better than others. To figure out why, look … Read More…
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