My supermarket is a cornucopia –– shelves of fresh vegetables from Kenya, South Africa and Spain, glistening fruit, vacuum-packed meat (as far from the carcass as possible), smoked salmon from Scotland and Alaska, pimentos from Alicante, olive oil from Tuscany, yoghurt from Thessaloniki, rye bread from Sweden, chocolate from Switzerland, sardines from Portugal, tahini and […]
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Here’s an updated list with the meanings of planets in Political Astrology, a branch of Mundane Astrology. Now these are the meanings that I tend to use; no doubt others could add more or subtract a few:Sun: supreme authority such as US President (‘POTUS’), Prime Minister, Chancellor, CEO, leadership. (Solar eclipses hitting a Mundane Sun may denote the death or displacement of a head of state,
I’m very pleased that this Sunday, May 10, Pamela Armstrong will join us on Zoom to discuss the current brief ingress of Saturn into Aquarius. We have a short window in time from now until early July to consider what Saturn in Aquarius will bring once it finally leaves Capricorn at the end of the […]
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The conjunction of Pluto-Saturn-Ceres in January set up a stress test for the entire global system — government, health services, international co-operation, financial markets, capitalism in general. That was the Lord of the Undeworld, Father Time, and the goddess of human-nature relations getting together to see how they could test structures. One teeny-tiny morsel of […]
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Lack of connection between action and reward for that action. Dysgradia and Saturn and the Outer Planets I came across an interesting word the other […]
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Although Mercury stationed direct last week on Monday March 9, communications can still be a bit ‘off’ as Mercury exits from scientific Aquarius, and re-enters back into dreamy Pisces on Monday March 16. While imagination and sensitivity can strengthen…
Saturn will be moving into Aquarius on March 21, 2020 so I thought it might be a good idea to review the meaning of Saturn. Astrologer Frederick Woodruff has some interesting things to say about Saturn. ———————————————– The Greeks associated Saturn with gravitas, the quality of substance or depth of personality. Gravitas is a sort […]
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Full transcript of episode 15, Venus + Pie: 0-29 Degrees of Separation
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