Every week since I’ve been in Stockholm, I’ve visited a European bathhouse. In the midst of a bustling city street, an old-timey sign appears advertising that you can “restore and relax like it’s 1904”. The facilities are modern enough -several warm pools, heated swimming pool, steam and dry saunas, all situated below ground and in […]
November 17th brings a solid Full Moon at 25 degrees Taurus. Taurus is a Fixed Earth sign, deliberate and real. The Full Moon is a culmination (an energy peak). It’s always concentrated, but this one may feel especially, densely final. &#…
Venus-Pluto is, especially right now, an interesting combo; I’m imagining all that Pluto has unearthed in Capricorn now receiving a …Continue reading »
At the Full Moon in Taurus, life regains some of its flavor and color. We are reminded of life’s blessings, not just its perils. We find ourselves opening a window to simple, happy pleasures, letting go of obsessive angst and allowing the world to simply be what it is. We are alive….
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Both of these signs want passion and confrontation, but Scorpio’s intensity may be too much for Aries’ short fuse.
This week: Volume 4 Issue #45 ‘Come Together’ features a piece on Family Dynamics and the Astrological Elements, Neptune Direct, …Continue reading »
There’s this line in Imagine Dragon’s On Top of the World that I’ve been singing all day: “Been waiting on this for a while now Paying my dues to the dirt I’ve been waiting to smile, ay Been holding it…Read more →
The planet Sedna* was discovered in 2003, but not announced until a year later due to needing to confirm its existence for sure. Sedna’s discovery was only possible because right now it’s at it perihelion, closest to earth. Eris was discovered …
Friday 15 November Moon in Aries I had a lovely lunch yesterday with a lovely lady in a lovely part of Sydney that I rarely venture into- me being in a suburb that’s not, to say the least, well served…Read more →
Walter Crane imagined the beast as a boar.Once upon a time, in a country rather like this one, not very long ago, lived a young woman called Belle…Anne Anderson imagined a sort of beaky beastThe first written version of Beauty and the Beast come…