A Cosmic Clock of Karma: Crisis-Ridden America’s Moon-Pluto Cycle
by Jude Cowell
In Summer 1776, our Declaration of Independence was the prominent event when America’s Moon-Pluto Cycle began with their real-time Conjunction @27Cap35:44 on July 2, 1776 (3:55:44 pm LMT Philadelphia, Pennsylvania). This planetary pairing describes intense events of the day such as battling for control of the
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January 2021 Lunations and the Testing of America
October 6, 2020: As you know, too much is happening in 2020 to focus fully on year 2021’s political and cosmic happenings and conditions but so far there’s this: 117th Congress Scheduled to Open January 3, 2021 – depending, of course, on the medical status of DC politicians and their staff members by January. Of course, a virtual Congress may be an option but time will have to tell. So as it
Can a Past Eclipse Spotlight 2020 Conditions?
Horoscope: 13 South Solar Eclipse January 9, 1777 10:47:04 am LMT Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Ascendant: "3 Aries" = "A Cameo Profile of a Man in the Outline of His Country"July 22, 2020: Once again I’m attempting to show that a past Solar Eclipse (January 9, 1777 @19Cap50 in the sinister 13 South Saros Series) can continue to describe conditions and events in the US by way of Secondary
New York, The City with Jupiter Rising
New York City is taking a battering. The virus appears to be stomping through the five boroughs like a horrible hungry ghost, killing people, emptying streets, destroying livelihoods. And yet, at the same time, New York’s famous resilience, resistance, sense of humour,and sheer vitality persist. I have this chart for Greater New York from Lois […]
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Food Shortages
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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National Nurses Day 2020: Florence Nightingale
Florence Nightingale; reproduction; Library of Congress/Public domain In 2020 Her Lamp Burns BrightlyMay 12, 2020 is the 200th birthday of Florence Nightingale, founder of the nursing profession as we know it today. Born May 12, 1820 in Florence, Italy, she served selflessly during the Crimean War (1854–1856) and became known as The Lady With the Lamp. By her constant insistence on hygienic
Lock Down America! And our 10th house Saturn
Too Radical? or Just Right? Collective Karma? Uncovering the Ugly BeneathApril 29, 2020: As an American, and having felt that America is the primary target of the coronavirus contagion and subsequent lock down and sequestration of citizens, plus, the disinformation being promoted by Trump and others, the following presentation by activist Max Igan resonates via an "Orwellian Nightmare" note
How Australia Vanquished COVID-19 – Thom Hartmann
Kudos to Australia!April 27, 2020: Here’s a Thom Hartmann segment with good news about Australia!
An Astro-NoteThe modern founding Horoscope of Australia that I use comes from Nicholas Campion’s The Book of World Horoscopes, chart #013, based on the continent’s British colonization which began on January 26, 1788 Sydney "around dawn" (5:21 LMT):Ascendant 6AQ00; Sun 5AQ36; Moon 13Vir05 (Virgo,
Why Corporate News Supports Far Right “Re-Open” Protest (w/ Angelo Carus)
April 23, 2020: Here’s an interesting segment from today’s Thom Hartmann broadcast (Live from 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm ET) with Angelo Carusone:
The Mystery of the Missing Prime Minister
An odd feature of the current crisis — in this country — is the fact that the head of government has been missing for most of the time. Prime Minister Boris Johnson failed to take the pandemic seriously back in February, missing five meetings on the subject, taking two weeks’ holiday and generally fannying about. […]
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