Relating astrology to real life
With Pluto transiting in aspect to my Moon, I have become inordinately aware of emotional patterns, both my own and other people’s. It’s as if all the fat is stripped away and all the sub or semi-conscious ways I operate are lying there exposed. Hope I’m not too horrified!! As it turns out, I’m not […]
It’s very interesting, the timing with my Pluto Moon transit. My daughter made it through the first second round of cuts trying to get into the national study which puts her into a very small minority… maybe about 5% of people applying. Today I had a third interview, her doctor will also be interviewed and
Speaking of pipes, over the weekend I was terrorized in my home (Moon) by a Scorpio (Pluto). He climbed a six-foot high privacy fence to circle the perimeter of my house, rattling my windows and beating on the doors and the sides of the house with a pipe! How’s that for an archetype? And here’s
This is a pretty good guide to guessing a person’s sign. Personally I am incredibly and profoundly lousy at this. You can read about my misguided efforts here: “Accidental Research Regarding A Man And His Mars“. Can you guess a person’s zodiac sign?
By way of tracking the Pluto transit to Moon, I wear a lot of black clothes these days. This is fairly appropriate, I am Italian and can wear black well, but I notice it’s become extreme. I completely avoided black last winter, but this year anytime I put any color on, it just feels wrong
“A” writes regarding astro-twins, etc.: (edited) Elsa you’ve got my mind in a spin. I am reminded of your post about evolved souls and actualized people. Do you think it is possible for two people to be astro twins, but one is actualized where the other is not, and so they appear to act very
Strawberry Fields comments on the astro-twin blog: “I don’t think age has anything to do with having “much in common”. Marly agrees… I heartily disagree. The baby-boomers (with Pluto in Leo) have something in common that the next generation with Pluto in Virgo do not. That’s a large group of people with a slice of
“He’s stuck to you like mistletoe to oak.” That’s what my pal at the gym, Denis from Cameroon said today regarding, “The Salesman”. “What?” Denis twisted himself up. “You know how mistletoe attaches to oak? Once it does, it won’t let go.” I got a mind picture. “Yeah. Well I’ve noticed that and I’m glad
