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Where are the spinsters, bachelors and eccentrics?
Seeing a woman walk by the café with a T-shirt with the word “spinster” reminded me of the words we don’t hear anymore and social roles that don’t exist anymore, at least in the US. Spinster is a negative image … Continue reading
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Remote: Outer Planets in Air and Fire
In 2020 during the global Pandemic lockdown, the outer planets were in earth and water which are compatible elements. Earth: Pluto (transformation) in Capricorn, Uranus (awareness) in Taurus. Water: Neptune (spirituality) in Pisces. In addition, Jupiter (social connection) and Saturn … Continue reading
Uranus in Gemini: The Language of Chaos
When learning a foreign language as an adult you learn “scripts” like how to order food and how to explain all the activities occurring when walking through the park (for some reason, there is always a walk in the park … Continue reading
Pluto in Aquarius: A More Perfect Union
Nostalgia for what never existed: Aquarius looks at Capricorn Seeing a Paul Kingsnorth book on the new non-fiction shelf, I grabbed and went, happy to have this week’s reading material. Against the Machine, Kingsnorth’s new book, like his previous books, … Continue reading
The United States’ Pluto Return: Bot and Sold
Reading George Orwell’s 1984 in 1983, my teenage consciousness imagined a controlled society forced upon humanity, a species hard-wired for freedom. That, of course, is the underlying American belief system – that we all want freedom. Since 1983, this astrologer … Continue reading
The United States’ Pluto Return: Own-to-Rent Culture
As we age it’s common to think of the past with nostalgia forgetting unpleasant aspects of experiences such as planning a picnic and not having a radar handy on a computer or cell phone. We remember the picnics that happened … Continue reading
America’s Expanding Shrinkage
In the early 1990s, a Japanese friend commented on the Walkmans that Americans were using. He said he assumed Americans liked things big. Japanese electronics, I learned during a visit there, were much smaller, compact, and technologically advanced from what … Continue reading
Siders Family Astrology: Another Ohio Family Cult
In the United States it is said that violence is the price of freedom. If that’s so, cults might be the price of privacy. Cult is a shorter form of culture, a subculture. You might have a friend in theater … Continue reading
Uranus in Gemini: Are your thoughts yours?
You’re lucky, very lucky. Lucky that I was not the first person on earth. If I had been, there would be no coffee and no bread. For an entire lifetime I could look at a coffeeberry or stalk of wheat … Continue reading
The Merging of Participant and Observer
In the 1967 movie Barefoot in the Park, the extroverted young wife (Jane Fonda) becomes angry with her introverted, lawyer husband (Robert Redford) for his reserve, his inability to appreciate “the ridiculous.” How anyone can get angry with Redford’s face … Continue reading
