I’ve seen a lot of individuals pushing forward with their Will in these last days of Mercury in Pisces; thought-want plus an orientation toward dream, ideal, or fantasy fulfillment has made some demand satisfaction from others, probably out of a …
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The Crab in the Iron Shell: Hard Aspects Between the Natal Moon and Saturn For Moon/Saturn people to attain emotionally satisfying relationships, they first need to break through their shell—and open to intimacy. Read More >> Weekly Love Forecast Whether it’s more sex, more food, or more money—if you desire it, the Universe has opened […]
Tonglen is a Buddhist practice that involves taking in the pain of others and sending them relief. Pema Chodron has written an elegant, straightforward article on it here. She describes the process (it’s a meditation) of embracing, rather than …
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May 20, 2012 Transits to the New World Order Natal Chartby Jude CowellIn a previous post, the horoscope of the May 20, 2012 Solar Eclipse at 00Gem21 conjunct Fixed Star Alcyone was on display (click image to enlarge the chart which is set for Washington D.C.)And you may wish to read the bit I wrote in 2007 about the NWO natal horoscope, plus, here’s a re-publish of the chart as it was posted in
“First you make believe I believe the things that you make believe and I’m bound to let you down. Then it’s I who have been deceiving, purposely misleading, and all along you believed in me.”
–James Taylor, “B.S.U.R.”
Overview Mercury is back in Aries as of April 16th. After its backslide (retrograde) into Pisces, this can feel like relief or pressure, depending on how you react to the return of issues from March 23rd (when Mercury first entered … Continue rea…
(Astrology Explored) A recent TD Ameritrade commercials shows a wheels within wheels graphic representative of the Mayan calendar with the following ominious voice over: “If you believe the Mayan calendar on December 21 polar shifts will reverse the earth’s gravitational … Continue reading →