Donald Trump’s private club Mar-a-Lago located in Palm Beach, Florida has more history behind it than I’d first imagined. Do you know the original construction of the grandiosity was completed in 1927? And that Mr. Trump finagled a lower price from th…
Jan 19, 2018: Well, apparently Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) has been open about putting his birth data ‘out there’ and his natal horoscope may be viewed at astro.com. Born Cory Anthony Booker on April 27, 1969 1:10 pm est Washington DC (RR: A), here ar…
Our attention, even in the full sunlight of consciousness, is drawn repeatedly to what enrages us, what we would rather …
Moon in Aquarius, Moon into Pisces Mercury sextile Neptune Once upon a time in a land far far away from here…oh, I’m not telling that sort of story? Are you sure? Really? It’s just that fantasy and imagination and daydreaming is so much more interesting than any boring, detailed work today. People talk about daydreaming …
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The Sun enters Aquarius on January 19th, 2018 (10:08 PM EST). This is the season of the individual and the outsider. Wh…
Pallas has come ’round to Taurus again, entering this sign on January 19th at 9:29 PM EST. I posted about her Taurus transit last year, and the same themes apply – strategies are grounded in the moment. Plans/solutions are simple and based on essentials.
Last year, Pallas stationed Rx in Taurus, but this year she moves through fairly quickly, entering Gemini on March 29th, 2018. But her transit will still be significant, thanks to a square with the Sun that marks the start of Aquarius season. There will be a challenge in planning for now versus the future. Do you need to make sense of what you have in front of you, or do you need a more detached perspective? This will be about innovation versus what you know.
Either way, Pallas in Taurus is about making the strategy real. It’s no longer theoretical. You must be able to touch the pattern you’re visualizing. And, it has to grow. Taurus is Fixed (supposedly unmoving), but it’s a fertile Earth sign- this will result in an eventual harvest.
