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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 →

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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 →

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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 →

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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 →

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Thirty-Something’s Heed the Call

Starting in the mid 1980s, the outer planets Neptune (15 years in a sign) and Uranus (7 years in a sign) transited the authority-loving Capricorn then the technology-loving Aquarius. And now we have authority with a love of technology. Or … Continue reading →

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Waking, Sleeping, and the Alarm Clock: Astrological Style

Back in the 1930s, the ancient swastika symbol which can be found in various forms in ancient art across the world was used by an authoritarian regime as their logo. Asian Buddhists, North American Hopewell, South American Mayans, Ancient Greeks … Continue reading →

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John Wayne vs Darth Vader: More on Pluto in Leo vs Pluto in Aquarius

Recently an Al Jazeera article revealed a new sonic weapon may have been used by the United States in Venezuela. While others may have already experienced this technology – called “Havana Syndrome” – until recently those experiences were refuted as … Continue reading →

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Age of Androgyny, Interrupted

As one ages, it’s common to hear the cliché “age is just a number.” If someone says this to you, you know that you – or the person you’re involved with – is old or age inappropriate in some way … Continue reading →

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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 →

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What does Pluto Transiting Your Venus Feel Like? Ask Comey.

The United States has been likened to the ancient Roman Empire in terms of power and influence over other areas of the world. During the last few presidencies, I’d add that it’s the Eastern Roman Empire we most resemble – … Continue reading →

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