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….
Tag: Astrology
Astrological Society of CT Lecture: Darkness & Light–Influence of Eclipses
Professional astrologer and lecturer Gloria Star will explore the nature of the eclipses at her lecture Darkness and Light: The Influence of Eclipses February 17, 2011, 7:00 PM at the Astrological Society of Connecticut. Eclipses command the attention of astrologers … Continue reading →
Ronald Reagan turns 100 today Feb 6, 2011
February 6, 1911 – February 6, 2011On this 100th anniversary of Ronald Reagan’s birth, I’m republishing a Gipper Worship Alert with links to his first Inauguration horoscope and his Inaugural Address included.Bet the Gipper would watch the Super Bowl game today if he could!Plus, you may be interested in a 2009 post concerning the Trickler-in-Chief, Did Ronald Reagan Destroy Main Street? Follow
The Essence for 6 February 2011: Irritable, but Conscientious, All At Once
Void begins 11:48 AM PST, as the Moon pulls away from her opposition to Juno; Moon enters Aries at 2:46 PM Pacific. The Aries Moon likely makes us feisty, charges us up–but if we’re already enervated and tuckered out, it … Continue re…
Progressed Sun changing signs
Last summer, a woman I know underwent a couple of major life changes. Within the space of a few months, she embarked on a strict diet and exercise regiment, lost a significant amount of weight, and launched her first business. As I stood washing dish…
3 February 2011: Decision Day
It’s decision day–or maybe not, considering this excerpt from the Lunar outlook on the ECLIPSE readers protected page: The Moon in Aquarius may have to struggle for our attention; with Sun conjunct Mars also in the sign of the waterbearer, …
Astrology and the Skeptics: An Open Letter to Dr. Rebekah Higgitt
(Astrology Explored) Dr. Rebekah Higgitt, Curator of History of Science and Technology National Maritime Museum and Royal Observatory Greenwich, UK Dear Dr. Higgitt, Recently in an BBC television show, two scientists proclaimed that “astrology was rubbish” prompting an article by … Continue reading →
The Astrology of Transits: The Problem with Mars In Aquarius
(Astrology Explored) Oh, it’s you. Didn’t I make it clear last year that I wanted nothing to do with you? Now here you are crossing over the doorway of my tenth house opposing my Uranus, getting ready to conjunct my … Continue reading →
Dr. Seuss and Jupiter in Aries
I had a wonderful day recharging my batteries. Transiting Moon was on my Venus and you gotta love those Moon-Venus contacts. Today is also special because a few hours ago, Jupiter moved into Aries. As I write this the planet of plenty is on 0 Aries. Earlier this evening, I had an interesting email exchange with […]
22 January 2011: Too Easy to Speak, Too Easy to Lose Our Cool
Just before 9 AM PST the Moon trines Mercury in Earth–do we really need to open our mouths about material matters, ours and everyone else’s? No, we needn’t–but we just might, before we know it. Caution is in order, only … Continue reading…