Continuing this series on how astrologers can be skewed when reading charts, this is a good time to mention my own bias: I am biased towards the couple. Barring abuse, I’m geared towards saving a marriage rather than scrapping it. Many people use astrology to explain why their relationship is not working and impossible. “His Saturn squares […]
My circumstances, today are unfathomable. I guess I can ask, Jilly, to come on here and testify. My situation is very nearly unspeakable. I mentioned that my moon just progressed into Scorpio (Oh Me!). Clearly, I am around a lot of death right now… and near death. And dying at variable speed.
I was thinking about pathology. It led me to pull up the video about breaking your psychological patterns in relationships. Have you ever seen a person who does nothing but run into the same issue, every day, in every way? Let’s say it’s a woman who does not trust men. All she seems to do
Do people change? We ask this a lot on this site. I always say they don’t change. Some people agree with me but most do not.
South Node in Taureans love the idea of the earthly life. They are used to the safety of terra firma. The earth is a firm enough foundation where they can rest their anxieties on. As long as you don’t fly too high, or land painfully, the ground is a safe haven for those who need
Personally, my Mars is broken in Libra. Mars shows how you get what you want. It shows how you hunt, how you get the man/woman and also how you take out an enemy. The problem with Mars in Libra is that Libra is nice. Libra is not actually any nicer than anyone else but they
The old lady I’ve come to know, who is terminally ill with Cancer, called me yesterday. She was curious how some event in my life had gone. It had gone, poorly. “Oh, Mary!” I said. “I don’t want to lie to you,” I explained. I hate lying but I did not want to bring her
Some people are just plain slippery. I know, because I’m one of them. “Slippery” does not mean “slimy”. I am talking about people who are hard to nail down. They avoid commitment, but not necessarily for a reason that’s malicious.
