I posted this a few years ago but it’s still my favorite post for this time of year. Because the earth orbits at a slight tilt, and the tilt of the orbit changes over time, the celestial equator is always moving and the vernal equinox is always moving along the ecliptic, the apparent path of the […]
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Moon enters Taurus (5:55 am EST)Moon square Saturn in Aquarius (0 deg)Moon …
December 23, 2020: Jamestown Colony Conditions vs America 2020/2021
Since millions more Americans have ‘slid’ into poverty this year through no fault of their own, I wonder if you’ve run across the 28-minute video Starved: Our Food Insecurity Crisis, a necessarily disturbing report by WQED Pittsbugh. And maybe you’ve noticed that America is in the midst of a three-fer Ceres Return with asteroid
I’m not quite sure why this particular day stands out so distinctly from the others for me–but I’ve learned to …Continue reading →
Yes, it’s true that there’s likely to be more conflict. Yes, it’s true that people will be angrier and more reactive. Mars is a fiery motivator, and Pluto demands power and can be quite greedy about it. A clash between these two can foster irritation and unease at the minimum, and violence at the maximum. […]
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With Mars having been in its own sign Aries for half the year, we’ve had plenty of its fiery enthusiasm, frustration and outbreaks of outright rage and violence. For much of this journey Mars was locked in a stressful square aspect to Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto which were all in Capricorn. Expanded by Jupiter, locked […]
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For joy’s sake, from my hands For joy’s sake, from my hands, take some honey and some sun, as Persephone’s bees told us. Not to be freed, the unmoored boat. Not to be heard, fur-booted shadows. Not to be silenced, life’s dark terrors. Now we only have kisses, dry and bristling like bees, that […]
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