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Just a Little Lunar Essence for Today 11 January 2012: ‘A Wee Leonine Roar’
Just before noon Pacific time the Leo Moon semi-sextiles Mars and squares Sedna, suggesting we will not be aware of our aggression–an ability to pretend we don’t have any angry or defensive or offensive energies is ours, and that means we are likel…
Security Fears: Saturn And The Moon
“Declining to hear “no” is a signal that someone is either seeking control or refusing to relinquish it. If you let someone talk you out of the word “no,” you might as well wear a sign that says, ‘You are in charge.'”
–Gavin de Becker, “The Gift of Fear”
Matthew The Astrologer on Creepy KOFY Movie Time
For those of you who missed it… like, just about everyone… here is my appearance on The Bay Area’s own Creepy KOFY Movie Time. Two things that are important to notice:
1) Astrology gives you the ability to quickly “cut to the chase” with a thumbna…
Matthew The Astrologer on Creepy KOFY Movie Time
For those of you who missed it… like, just about everyone… here is my appearance on The Bay Area’s own Creepy KOFY Movie Time. Two things that are important to notice:
1) Astrology gives you the ability to quickly “cut to the chase” with a thumbna…
The Astrology of Taste: Venus at the Movies
“Fascinating.”
–Spock, Star Trek
Transit Watch: New Moon In Aquarius – January 23, 2012 – Change To Support Your Long Term
My eye on the sky.
The Astrology of Christmas Myths: Holiday Sales Will Save Us
Every year we hear the same thing. Holiday sales are up 3.5 or 3.8 or 4.1 percent. Good for the economy yes? Not so fast. For someone like me who spent a good deal of her day job career crunching … Continue reading →
The Astrology of Christmas Myths: Holiday Sales Will Save Us
Every year we hear the same thing. Holiday sales are up 3.5 or 3.8 or 4.1 percent. Good for the economy yes? Not so fast. For someone like me who spent a good deal of her day job career crunching … Continue reading →