Thoughts of Jupiter December 2019 into 2020by Jude CowellAs anyone who studies America’s founding horoscope of July 4, 1776 knows, US natal Jupiter @6Cancer (5:56), its Moon-ruled sign of exaltation, possesses a descriptive Sabian Symbol that the ‘ruling elite’ through the centuries, more often than not, have apparently taken to heart for their own selfish gain:"Game Birds Feathering Their Nests.
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Cold War Horoscope 1945 meets Saturn-Pluto 2020
Cold War-Yalta Astro-Notes: 1945 and Beyondby Jude CowellIt’s probably not good news that one of the planets in a historical horoscope soon to be ‘hit’ by the harsh January 12, 2020 Saturn-Pluto Conjunction @22Cap46 is Mars in the February 4, 1945 Cold War Horoscope of the postwar Yalta Conference between FDR, Churchill, and Stalin which suggests potentials for ‘brutality, violence, ruthlessness,
Cold War Horoscope 1945 meets Saturn-Pluto 2020
Cold War-Yalta Astro-Notes: 1945 and Beyondby Jude CowellIt’s probably not good news that one of the planets in a historical horoscope soon to be ‘hit’ by the harsh January 12, 2020 Saturn-Pluto Conjunction @22Cap46 is Mars in the February 4, 1945 Cold War Horoscope of the postwar Yalta Conference between FDR, Churchill, and Stalin which suggests potentials for ‘brutality, violence, ruthlessness,
America, Saturn-Neptune, Eclipses, and Donald Trump
In a January 2019 SO’W post concerning the December Solar Eclipse that ends 2019 with Jupiter and Pluto issues, multiple mentions were made including the Saturn-Neptune pair of energies, Donald Trump, and Republican operative Bill Barr who was just coming into the DOJ picture with his senate confirmation hearing occurring as I typed. (And note that Jupiter-Pluto is the ‘wheeler dealer’ and
America, Saturn-Neptune, Eclipses, and Donald Trump
In a January 2019 SO’W post concerning the December Solar Eclipse that ends 2019 with Jupiter and Pluto issues, multiple mentions were made including the Saturn-Neptune pair of energies, Donald Trump, and Republican operative Bill Barr who was just coming into the DOJ picture with his senate confirmation hearing occurring as I typed. (And note that Jupiter-Pluto is the ‘wheeler dealer’ and
Pluto turns direct, and what’s next
Art by Sam Brown As you may have read in these pages and elsewhere, the outer planets travel retrograde for about half the year, every year so that’s not so unusual. This year Pluto turned retrograde (it appeared to travel backwards from our perspective on Earth) at 23 degrees back in April, and […]
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US Congress: Broken When We Need It to Get Busy
Has the US Congress disintegrated right before our eyes, now broken beyond repair? The sabotage of the US government has been in force for decades and infiltrators are having their merry way. Politico’s When Impeachment Meets a Broken Congress lays out the case rather well (especially if readers scroll down a few paragraphs).And astrologers are likely to be familiar with recent and current
US Congress: Broken When We Need It to Get Busy
Has the US Congress disintegrated right before our eyes, now broken beyond repair? The sabotage of the US government has been in force for decades and infiltrators are having their merry way. Politico’s When Impeachment Meets a Broken Congress lays out the case rather well (especially if readers scroll down a few paragraphs).And astrologers are likely to be familiar with recent and current
Horoscopes: SCOTUS and Minerva 1789 and 1790
Head of Minerva Elihu Vedder [Public domain]On September 24, 1789, George Washington signed the Judiciary Act in order to set up the US Supreme Court, aka, SCOTUS. The Court’s first session was held in New York City on February 1, 1790 with John Jay presiding as Chief Justice, plus, associate justices included John Rutledge, William Cushing, John Blair, Robert Harrison, and James Wilson (6 in
Horoscopes: SCOTUS and Minerva 1789 and 1790
Head of Minerva Elihu Vedder [Public domain]On September 24, 1789, George Washington signed the Judiciary Act in order to set up the US Supreme Court, aka, SCOTUS. The Court’s first session was held in New York City on February 1, 1790 with John Jay presiding as Chief Justice, plus, associate justices John Rutledge, William Cushing, John Blair, Robert Harrison, and James Wilson (6 in total).