Dealing with parents (at all stages of life).
Some people loom large. They have some quality about them. It could be money, fame, power, or things having to do with their character or their personality. Charisma, for example. But also a hard-core sense of control, or a violent nature, or many other things. If your parent is like this, it can be quite […]
My parents were both Aquarians and we were never bored. In fact, “It’s a sin to bore people”, was one of my mother’s core beliefs. She also thought you should not a pill, nor a martyr. Throwing conniption fits was also frowned upon. My mother was an artist and she painted, for the most part.
Hi, Elsa. Would you share a couple of thoughts on Pluto transiting over one’s moon? Mine is on the early degrees of Aquarius so I’ve already gotten a taste of it (all mostly good so far) but I do dread the years ahead.. the nasty side of Pluto.. Being a Cancer sun on the 8th
I have a client I’ve worked with long enough to know him pretty well. He knows me too. He’s got a strong chart and a father who also has a strong chart. The father is generally Fixed. The son is generally Mutable. The father has a Fixed T-square on the angles of his chart. Sun,
I was talking to my husband about the various things that people value. Most definitely wealth and status are big in this era. I’d never thought about this before, but it was easy to sum up the values of the main influencers in my childhood. My major Aquarian parents valued freedom and individuality, above all.
Holding a grudge has become a way of life for many. I don’t know that my perspective is trustworthy on this as my family is given to blood feuds! Also, my parents were both hard-core Aquarians and not prone to clinging. I’m going to offer it anyway, just start this conversation. I just mentioned, Longstanding
sophiab in her usual eloquence writes on Family Karma: “…I was thinking about this yesterday, how our beliefs are inherited, and so deeply entrenched in our identities, which are formed in a family system, that much is unconscious. Our beliefs shape our manifest reality, so it’s necessary to gain awareness of where we are simply
“I love all my kids the same.” Most mothers say this and perhaps it’s true from a certain angle. But from other angles it hard to substantiate and in some cases it’s flat out obvious a mother prefers one child over the other. As for the way I titled this post, I think it is
