Tag: psychology

Your Personal History Repeating

I had the strangest thing happen, yesterday. I was out in public, chatting with another gal.  A man approached us and interrupted our conversation. We turned to him; he put an empty Tupperware container in her hand. I was momentarily … Read More…

Instinct vs Intuition

My intuition is very strong. I’ll often act on intuition alone. My intuition has led me into some awkward situations. I can’t really say they were good or bad, though I can say they are never terrible. Because I’m being guided by … Read More…

Pluto, psychology, transformation and the devil

You’ll be reading a lot about Pluto in these pages in the next months because I’m just entering a cycle of Pluto to an important system in my chart (geeky astrological details: to my Sun/Saturn/Neptune conjunction which squares Uranus).  Pluto was discovered in 1930 and is associated with psychology and the understanding of our hidden motivations […]

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Who Is Manipulating Who?

Manipulation. This a sticky topic. So shadowy, but so interesting. You can apply this to anything (like politics or the media). But when I think about it, I think in terms of one on one relationships. For example, a patient … Read More…

Cutting Your Losses Is A Learned Skill

Mars is the planet the rules all cutting. The concept of cutting your losses is a learned skill rather than something you can reliably leave to human nature. I learned to cut my losses by playing cards as a kid. There … Read More…

Who Winds Up Loved Or Lonely?

I posted this, ten years ago in 2007. It’s on my mind today, because I see legions of people out there who I don’t think will ever partner successfully. I’m not stating that in a critical way. I’m looking at … Read More…

Do People Always Seem To Disappoint You? Why?

mudlikesubstance wrote on Facts Of My Life: “…As for the lesson of assuming that others are like us. That strikes me as a very important lesson here. I make that assumption and it turns around and bites me. I am … Read More…