Tag: Astrology
The Strength of Degrees
Capricorn New Moon
Capricorn New Moon 26 Capricorn 54’ 17/1/18 1.17pm (Sydney time AEDT) Capricorn New Moons are always about goals. I tend to think there’s a bit of a coincidence that they appear at the time of the year that you’re setting new goals and intentions…conspiracy theory anyone? (She asks, waggling her eyebrows in a rather creepy …
Just a Little AstroEssence 17 January 2018 Health
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
This is from 2008. Ten years later. Same deal! relevant! Amber writes regarding my bitchiness: “…But after reading for 6 years I do think I have grasped your main personality, hologram or no, and you have the benefit of the … Read More…
Relationship Karma – The Worst Thing That Can Happen To You (According To My Mother)
sonah22 asks on Relationship Karma: “This is probably a silly question, but my cynical side wonders-what does it matter if it’s going to be dealt with in another life? The person will just forget!” sonah22 – it depends on what … Read More…
Can You Control Your Feelings & Avoid Misery?
A friend told me he felt people created their feelings at least to an extent. For example, say you have a friend who recently broke up with a partner. You’re all at a party and this person starts talking about … Read More…
Are Marriages (And Our Lives) Predestined?
A reader from India asks: I just want to know that, are marriages really made in heaven? Is it fixed from before who is going to marry whom astrologically or some times marriages can be made and broken by human … Read More…
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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