In the moments before midnight on Halloween, the stars extend an invitation for reflection, courage, and the opportunity to level up your life. At this hour, the Sun, Moon, and Mercury reside in deep, mystical Scorpio, with a New … Continue reading
(Astrology Explored) In the Celtic worldview, beginnings were shrouded in the dark, much like a child grows in his mother’s womb. Thus: Samhain is the traditional celebration of the New Year within Celtic culture and since the Celts considered both … Continue reading
(Astrology Explored) What: Veteran medium and noted author, Elaine Kuzmeskus, shares 31 of the state’s most haunted site in this dynamic lecture. When: Thursday, October 27, 2022 at 7:p.m. Where: Windsor Public Library, 323 Broad Street, Windsor, CT 06095 Cost: … Continue reading
The Full Moon on Halloween 2020 contains a zingy surprise. Now that may be grandma’s white teeth being a little longer and sharper than you thought, but it may be that the big bad wolf turns out to be a hirsute suitor. This is also the second Full Moon of October so gets the title of […]
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UNUKALHAI ~ Rich, successful, thieving, cunning, lying, scheming, glamorous, criminal tendencies, rule breakers, duckers and divers, forgers, fraudsters, cheeky, lovable rogues, bohemians…
(Astrology Explored) I’ve written quite a few pieces on Halloween over the years. Just so you can find them in one place, here they are: The Harvest Moon–Remembering the Future The Astrology of Halloween–Last Minute Halloween Costumes The Astrology of … Continue reading →
Get the latest issue, with more info on Saturn into Scorpio and how it will affect you, an article on the cultural significance of vampires and zombies, just in time for Halloween, and a complete report on the meaning behind the Full Moon in Taurus. Th…
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Astrology for the week of October 29 to November 4 Our tradition of Halloween was passed down from one of the ancient Celtic Fire Festivals, Samhain, (pronounced sow’ in). Each of the 4 fire festivals were celebrated at the midpoint … Continue reading →