Our health–mental, emotional, spiritual, and especially physical–shapes our world and viewpoint today. The state of health appears to dictate our …
Astrology And Patterns In Relationship

Relationship Karma – The Worst Thing That Can Happen To You (According To My Mother)

Fate vs Free Will in Astrology: Part II, the modern debate
Three Fates by Emily Balivet Catch up with Part I, a History, here. The question of whether humans are controlled by their fate or have a part to play in their own destiny is as old as time. Much of our western philosophy comes from the ancient Greeks for whom the gods controlled […]
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Tarot Cards For The January 16th, 2018 New Moon
Here are the cards I drew for the January 16th New Moon in Capricorn:reversed Knight of Cups (Water)reversed 9 of Wands (Moon in Sagittarius – Fire)Ace of Cups (Water)The Knight of…
Can You Control Your Feelings & Avoid Misery?

Capricorn New Moon: Three Kings
We focus so much on Capricorn’s toughness that we overlook its message of empowerment—that we are the authors of our lives, writing each chapter in real time through our decisions and choices.
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Are Marriages (And Our Lives) Predestined?

Just a Little AstroEssence 16 January 2018 New Moon in Capricorn ‘Uncertainty Principle’
We have a handful of interesting pair-ups, aside from the New Moon today. Ceres conjoins the North Node point, creating …
Carillion: Death of a Frankenstein
It’s hard to overstate the importance of a company called Carillion to the British government and the British economy. Well, it collapsed today. Like its cannibalised name, Carillion is a corporation made up of the caracasses of other corporations. It was stitched together in 1999 to take advantage of the then-Labour government’s crush on the private sector. Carillion was hived off as a “service” arm from a much older construction company called Tarmac, created in 1903. This is how it describes itself on its website. “Carillion is a leading integrated support services business. We employ around 43,000 people and operate in […]
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