Tag: Astrology

So Flamboyant

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I wish I had Venus in Leo. After all, I’ve got the hair for it. Sure, I wish for lots of things — a smaller tum and bum, fewer jiggly bits and perhaps another centimetre or two in height. Usually, though, I quite like my Venus in Aries. She knows what she wants. Whether I […]

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Understanding the Summer’s Grail Astrology

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This July, Uranus, Pluto, Neptune and Jupiter will form a perfect pattern shaped like a brazier, chalice or grail that spreads across the signs between Aquarius and Leo via Aries and Gemini. This perfects around 18 July depending on where you are in the world, but it is already active now. All the fast moving […]

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Venus & Mars With Neptune: Love & Music

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If you have Venus or Mars in Pisces or otherwise Neptune-flavored, you’re bound to be incredibly sensitive and influenced by music and movies.  This post is a follow on to: Shack Man Revisited: Life In Stereo. It’s inspired by Tracy’s…

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Shack Man Revisited: Life In Stereo

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Some months ago, I heard a bit of very catchy tune. I don’t remember where. The TV, maybe. But I caught of the lyrics I could find the song online. I really liked it and caused me to have a little time warp. The musician is a mega-star. Years ago…

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What Jupiter Delivered

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Yesterday, I posted something about Jupiter returns and how to read them. It got me thinking about my last Jupiter return in July 2014. It’s fair to say I had high hopes for this one. It felt like the return chart of my dreams – and that it would deliver my dreams. With the return […]

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June, written in the stars

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Apologies for getting this to you a tad late. I’d love to blame the road trip and the rainy old town of Orange in Central West NSW, but the truth is I’ve had my head down finishing the first draft of what used to be called The Wellington Book and is now titled Faultlines. It’s now out of […]

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Twelve Years Later

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It’s My Jupiter Return Today (And That’s Kind Of A Big Deal) Why? Because a Jupiter Return is a reboot of all things Jupiter. We’re not off to a great start though … stranded in Orange, NSW thanks to my husband having a slip and fall of the Saturnian kind. It could, however, be a […]

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