Tag: Aquarius

Aquarius: Boys Will Be Girls

Dame Edna (aka Barry Humphries) (17 Feb 1934)Sometimes the pictures tell the story. Need I say more, my cheeky water-bearing friends?If you can find any more cross-dressing Aquarians, do tell me.Jack Lemmon ( 8 Feb 1925) in Some Like It Hot.Eddie Izzar…

New Year, New Newsletter, New Post

As ECLIPSE Readers know, I’ve been looking to fine-tune what I’m delivering in the publication to better suit both my readers and myself; to that end I’ve decided to make the quarterly journal into a newsletter, delivered directly to …

Astrology of Now: Fresh Starts

Winter aconite photo: Martin Olsson Wikimedia CommonsOn a crisp winter day, when the frost-rimed grass beneath your hooves crunches and the sunlight lies palely on green branches, and the air is still, think of the life waiting to burst out of the eart…

December 21 Eclipse for Your Sign: Libra-Pisces

Not only is the December 21 lunar eclipse at 29 Gemini ruled by Mercury retrograde, but the chart for the eclipse sports a flamboyant square from the Sun and Moon to Jupiter and Uranus in Pisces. What does this mean for your sign? Today, Libra – Pisces…

December 21 Eclipse for Your Sign: Aries-Virgo

The December 21 lunar eclipse at 29 Gemini is not only ruled by Mercury retrograde, but the chart for the eclipse sports a flamboyant square from the Sun and Moon to Jupiter and Uranus in Pisces. What does this mean for your sign? Today, Aries – Virgo….

Weekly Forecast

Aries—Wild things run fast, or that’s at least what Joni Mitchell sings. Truth is, Aries, it’s your mouth that runneth over this week, so don’t look surprised when your friends’ eyes glaze over. Taurus—A bit of luck falls in your … Continue reading

GM Foods: mad scientists at work!

Just because Science can, doesn’t mean it should: results from when both Uranus and Neptune were transiting Aquarius, sign of the ‘mad scientist’ archetype, with science-loving Uranus now in confused, deceptive, victimized Pisces, sign of infections:(NaturalNews) – As scientists are busy manipulating the genes of edibles including corn, soybeans, canola, papaya, zucchini, and now rice and salmon,