Now that Trump Campaign contacts and meetings during the Republican National Convention in July 2016 with Russian agents such as Sergei Kislyac are in the news I’ve been reviewing (under Mercury retrograde) previous posts from that time. Comparisons …
Each moment of epic societal fail has a pedigree, a family tree that you can trace to understand its origins and to identify the point at which its DNA became corrupted. But the tree also has new branches and leaves that represent new generations with fresh energy… and that is a source of hope, a promise that wounds can heal and that day will inevitably follow night. It’s not fairness, exactly, but there is a kind of symmetry to it, and balance.
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Is it fair to characterize Virgo as the bean counter of the zodiac? Yes and no. Accounting for things is …
Richard Nixon’s firing of Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox Jr (1912–2004) in what came to be called Nixon’s Saturday Night Massacre is being too well evoked by the current circumstances surrounding Donald Trump under threat by the Mueller investigati…
I recently watched the Netflix documentary “Wild, Wild Country” about the town created by the followers of Baghwan Shree Rajneesh that began as a utopia of blissful cooperation and devolved into madness and unimaginably bizarre crimes of attempted murder and fraud. The conjunction of Uranus (radical change) and Pluto (destruction of the old and transformation […]
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A Waxing Inconjunct between the Virgo Moon and Aries Sun (8 deg) says there are some details to attend to, before you reach the peak of the Libra Full Moon. Is there something you overlooked? What needs to be refined? The corrections you make will be adjusted with the Aries drive forward, so you’re not grinding to halt, but you’re paying attention to the little things.
Reading the fine print may be annoying. Or maybe you don’t want to acknowledge the error. Just fix it or attend to it – it’s not a huge deal, but it will trip you up if you ignore it.
Here is a fascinating segment from the March 28, 2018 Thom Hartmann broadcast which reaches back to what some believe were changes in Germany that parallel today’s Trump regime make-over of the US government, what I think of as a slow-moving coup of de…
