Relating astrology to real life
Regarding Capricorn and concern over public image, if not for this training with Ben… and others, but especially Ben who is so incredibly keen, I would never be able to write this blog. I put this stuff out here every day with no way to control how it may be interpreted… or misinterpreted. I mean, […]
When Ben told me he was uncomfortable due my lack of homophobia… and further that he had been for 10 years, he pushed me into my own un-comfort zone. Because I have Capricorn. And Capricorn likes to control things, particularly how they are viewed by the public. So if you understand this kind of sensitivity,
“So what do you think they see in me then?” I asked. “Since virtually every man I know is like this. An iconoclast.” “I don’t know, Elsie. I don’t know what these men see in you but for me, I would say that you’re like a link to the world. You’re so visceral. It’s as
Now when you’re talking about Cancer men, you have to look at the Moon in the chart to see what you’re dealing with. And in Scott’s case, his Moon is in Aquarius, so he is going to want to shock his family. But beyond that, Pluto and Mars are involved so it’s no big surprise
60% of you reported having a physical preference of a partner that is distinct from that of your siblings which was surprising to me. You would think the parents play a fairly large roll in this but maybe not. Now my sister and I have rising signs just one degree apart. Which means we have
The other day, Scott told me I was attracted to “iconoclastic men”. “What do you mean?” I asked. “What do you mean, iconoclastic?” I knew the word and had some idea what it meant, but I wanted to hear him tell me. “You always pick these men… they’re singular and they’re always isolated somehow.” “Oh yeah. Yeah,
Half the people who answered the blooming poll stated they thrived wherever they were planted. I was thinking this was a desirable trait but after reading the many thoughtful and eye-opening comments, I’m not sure it’s that clear cut. I was thinking along the lines of the “resilient child” they speak of in psychology circles
Now this whole prototype thing is something my sister was interested in… and it’s hard to believe this was almost 20 years ago. But we were trying to figure this out back then and at the time her son was inseparable from his Little Mermaid, Ariel doll. Yeah. She would let her son run around
