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Category Archives: Planets and signs
Dry Capricorn
It’s January again. Time for new year resolutions and “dry January.” Dry January is a movement to encourage folks to stop drinking alcohol for a month. While any effort toward health and away from toxins seems well intentioned, I do … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, astrology polarities, Capricorn, dry capricorn, dry january, full-moon, horoscope, Ohio astrology, ohioastrology, zodiac
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Michael McKee: Tenacity and Impulse
Like many who follow true crime, the real lure is the “why.” That’s the lure of life itself, right? Why are we here? What does it all mean? Death makes the question even more elusive. And with murder, it seems … Continue reading
Art Karma at The Louvre
Several summers ago a friend and I saw the movie Jaws. In the weeks after we saw the movie, there were numerous shark attacks in the news. Then this same friend was near the Louvre Museum in Paris this summer … Continue reading
Neptune in Aries: Outsourcing the Self
Aries, the first sign of the zodiac, is ruled by Mars, the God of War. Whenever an Aries energy swings into life, war, strife, and contention are possibilities called out by astrologers. That is the low level of Aries but, … Continue reading
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Ohio Astrology Q&A – September 2025
As it’s been a long while since Ohio Astrology (OHA) has gone through the stacks of mail and sorted through the questions, it’s time for some Q&A (questions and answers). Q: If Pluto in Aquarius is this golden “Age of … Continue reading
Critical Mass: Outer Planet Trends
Driving home one day and seeing a cell tower, I finally understood critical mass. Thoughts move quickly and cell towers became critical mass when I wondered, “Who decided all this?” While I’m rarely an early adopter, I was early to … Continue reading
Saturn in Aries: Discipline Me!
When Neptune entered Aries in March of this year (2025), it provided inspiration to Aries: the first sign of the zodiac, the sign of self, beginnings and initiation. Neptune glamorizes what it touches so Aries felt as though anything was … Continue reading
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Next Day Delivery: Freedom
Upon returning home, my cat said he wanted to order something next-day delivery. Here we go again, I thought. Watching television creates unrealistic expectations for both humans and felines. My cat probably thinks the scratching post advertised on the commercial … Continue reading
Pluto in Capricorn Strikes Back
Toward the end of transiting Pluto in Sagittarius (1995-2008) astrologers began their predictions of Pluto in Capricorn (2008-2024). Pluto is ultimately transformation but can begin as destruction. Transformation, destruction – those are intense words. The most important thing to remember … Continue reading
Do you want to be here?
When first embracing the idea of reincarnation and explaining it to a friend, he replied, “That must be very comforting.” Comforting? Not really, when I thought about it. And I wasn’t unhappy – it was an exciting period of growth. … Continue reading
