Hi Elsa, How much does your natal ascendant tell about who you are attracted to? Mine is Libra and I am never in no way at all attracted to Libra men. On the contrary- I find them manipulative. How exactly does the descendant play out? Who do we attract? Lover or foe? Thanks, curious lilith Hi, curious […]
These interpretations were written by, “Nota”. Love them! Sun conjunct the ascendant – Genuine, Bright, Warm-Hearted, Sun Hat Moon conjunct the ascendant – Moody, Changeable, Nurturing, Sweater Mercury conjunct the ascendant – Agile, Intelligent, Chatty, Cell Phone Charm Venus conjunct the ascendant – Loving, Sensual, Artistic, Ornate Rings Mars conjunct the ascendant – Active, Aggressive,
Dear Elsa, If you know someone’s birthday but don’t know the exact birth time, are there any techniques one can use for trying to make an educated guess for when it might be? Would their first impression indicate their ascendant or their midheaven, i.e. public face? Studying Studying – I don’t rectify charts. That said,
“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” –Lao Tsu I just read Elsa’s post on “Playing To Your Strengths To Attract A Man“. One bit of advice I give in regard to all different kinds of projects is “take baby steps.” Don’t try to eat the elephant in one sitting. Just
“Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.” –Viktor E. Frankl, Scorpio Mars No matter what else I’m working on I like to go back periodically and readdress my perspective on the basics. For instance I
I was visiting my friend Stevie in the desert this weekend. Her mother-in-law called to say she was going to stop by. Stevie loves her mother-in-law who by all accounts is a formidable woman. I’d heard stories over the years so I was anxious to meet her. “Wait’ll you see her,” Stevie said happily. “She
What’s the first thing you pick up on when you meet someone, astrologically speaking? The textbook answer is the rising sign, but in practice that’s not always the case. The rising is what we put out for other people to see, it isn’t necessarily what get’s noticed first though.
I went out for noodles with my yoga teacher and another girl after class. Cherie starts talking about how she’s working on letting go of this compulsive sort of feeling she has where she needs to tell people she is smart. “I’m smart. I know people can tell I’m smart when they talk to me.
