Relating astrology to real life
I was on the road, meeting the soldier after a 7 hour drive. I was driving state highways through sparsely populated states with no cell phone coverage. I finally emerged from the blackout about 15 minutes from where we were going to meet an dialed him. “I’m 15 minutes out. Sorry about that, no cell […]
Continuing his rant… “And look what they did to motorcycles! They’re all monoshock now,” he said. Having no idea what he was talking about, I just looked at him. “Yep. No more two shocks on motorcycles. They’ve done away with that. You get one shock, plus you have to lay down to ride them! And
Regarding the burdened man, Elena writes: “Reading posts like these scare the hell out of me! You seem so insightful, but in the same time a bit fatalistic. Are we really doomed to carry the burden of our charts forever?” Elena, I am sorry the post scared the hell out of you. Fact is these
Neith asks: “Say, speaking of Scorpio, i would love to have your take on the Pluto in Scorpio generation, “hooking up”, piercings, tattoos, etc. Were these kids the catalyst for these trends?” They are psychologically sophisticated. For example my eleven-Â year-old daughter today offered her analysis of one of her bullies: “Her parents keep separating, getting
Here is a story of projection.. I worked for Frito Lay for nine years. I drove a route truck. I loved the job and I was very good at it as witnessed by the fact I was the number one salesperson in the state. I worked hard and as far as I knew I was
Neith writes on the Psychodrama blog: “Neptune affecting us natally or by transit can sure make us either the projector or the screen. I have learned thru painful experience to disengage from that kind of weirdness. The fewer hooks we have sticking out the less likely we’ll get drawn into other’s dramas.” Well said, Neith.
Pluto always exposes the shadow and in Capricorn we are talking about the people in power. The government. And recently I have had no choice but to become intimately familiar with the shadow side of a politically prominent family in this country. And let me tell you I don’t want to know this! I like
So I am standing in the scooter shop and I definitely don’t belong except that I do. I don’t belong because I am someone’s mother who has come in from the suburbs but I do belong because I enjoy these scooters as much as anyone else on this planet. And standing in there chatting with
