Astro-Notes: The Secret Service w/ Current Contacts
by Jude Cowell
The first Director of the US Secret Service William Patrick Wood was born March 11, 1820 in Alexandria, Virginia with a strong trio of Mercury-North-Node-Saturn @1Aries. He was tapped to lead the US Secret Service created by President Andrew Johnson’s Executive Order after the Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln in April
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DC Horoscope: Roe v Wade Overturned
Rampant Paternalism Off-The-Chain Chains Women
by Jude Cowell
Strange as it may seem, the SCOTUS decision overturning Roe v Wade was announced June 24, 2022 (approximate time 10:05 am edt) under the variable influences of an unaspected Mercury in its own sign of Gemini (10th house) with a rounded-up degree for Mercury’s Sabian Symbol hinting at hidden meanings (such as wealthy Plutocrats’ fear of
America’s Mercury-Pluto and Mars-Neptune
Astro-Notes for Lovers of American Democracy
by Jude Cowell
A timeline of the American Revolutionary War lists events which closely relate to two of America’s planetary cycles of significance: Mercury-Pluto (exact @24Cap54:40 on January 24, 1775; spying; lower left chart) and Mars-Neptune (exact @20Vir04:44 on June 22, 1775; fog of war; upper right chart) with their dual horoscopes displayed,
1932 to 1937 Eclipses Repeat 2022 to 2028
Must America’s Fight for Democracy Last Into 2028?
by Jude Cowell
January 12, 2022
Our fight continues!
And in the November 24, 2021 broadcast of the Thom Hartmann Show Thom expressed what to me, based in part on my studies of eclipse cycles, an interesting idea about something I’d never considered in exactly this way: that the Nazi influence in the United States from 1933 to 1937 was huge. And
America’s Perpetual Union Horoscope
by Jude Cowell
Tuesday November 9, 2021: Since America’s Perpetual Union Horoscope has never appeared on Stars Over Washington, its cameo is quite overdue. However, the impetus for posting it now is to show that a Solar Eclipse @9Leo55 in the difficult 11 South Saros Series will ‘eclipse’ the Union’s 1781 Ascendant on August 2, 2027. The last time a solar eclipse in the 11 South family occurred
American Revolution’s Progressed New Moon July 2022
by Jude Cowell
Wednesday October 13, 2021: Now you’ve probably seen the Horoscope of the American Revolution of 1775 previously but here it is with a few modern-day cosmic happenings notated:
First, the 1775 Horoscope will symbolically progress (‘SP’ = Secondary Progressions) or evolve to an SP New Moon @00Cap41, a Cardinal World Point of Manifestation and Global Events, on July 8, 2022 (7:24:56
August 2027 Solar Eclipse: System Failure
Saturday June 19, 2021: It’s a brand new National Holiday today, America’s first in 40 years! Yet a GOP congress member is grousing about it. Expectable, yes, but shamefully begrudging nonetheless. Apparently his fragile white ego feels somehow lessened by the recognition!
Another Issue: the 11 South Solar Eclipse of 2027
With company coming this weekend, my typing time today must be brief so
Eclipse of the American Revolution Repeats in 2027
A Cosmic Time Link between 1775 and 2027: Will the Old System Fail?
by Jude Cowell
Dear Reader: although I realize that for many people this particular solar connection from the Revolutionary era to our day may seem unfortunate and dangerous, facing reality is always the best course! For dark monsters cannot be vanquished unless and until we turn and face them squarely in the stark, realistic
Belarus founding data 1920 and 1991 plus an Eclipse
The Road to Belarus Began in 1918 during the German Occupation of the Regionby Jude Cowell (aka, Judith Cowell)As you’ve heard, upheaval is occurring in Belarus over fake election results so with Belarus in the news, I’m adding for current or future reference the two sets of data for the founding of Belarus published in Nicholas Campion’s The Book of World Horoscopes. Two horoscopes for Belarus
July 26, 1775 – Founding of the U.S. Post Office
Got a minute? Below is a brief synopsis on video concerning the founding of the U.S. Postal Service by the Second Continental Congress on July 26, 1775 with Benjamin Franklin appointed its first postmaster. In that era, Congress considered the founding of a postal service to be "crucial to the future of the 13 Colonies," a sentiment that modern-day (Republican) congress members do not hold