All about Capricorn! Sun, Moon, rising, etc…
These excerpts are all from letters to my mother. My mother is a double Aquarius and you can see the Aquarian themes here. He is making sure she knows he is no impinging on her freedom…and “friendship” is an Aquarian concept. Henry was born in 1900, so it is easy to track how old he […]
Last night the soldier and I were discussing our views on karma, comeuppance, the idea of what goes around comes around and so forth. He has very firm ideas around all this which makes him interesting to talk to. Upside of Saturn you could say. It’s like talking to someone who has some authority and
Jilly asks on Speaking of Failed Banks… “I wonder if Cap Risings will feel more secure or less secure? I mean internally. Not about outside circumstances.” Jilly, that’s a good question and I assume it’s (sort of) addressed to me since I am a Cap rising. But it’s an excellent question in general so I’ll
I stated on the Paul Newman post that I have had the ambition to not only live well but to die well and Jessica asked: “Why do you say 8 years old, Elsa? Isn’t that about the age you got into astrology, too?” Jessica, it is. For this Capricorn rising, 8 years old (give or
I wrote several posts over the weekend about the so-called freedom-loving progressives (Uranus) who actually try to oppress and control (Saturn) other people. You are going see a lot more of this as Saturn opposes Uranus (first exact aspect is on November 4th, 2008, election day). Now I am going to hammer on this upcoming
Dear Elsa, My son is 8, and a Capricorn. I have been thinking about how Pluto in Capricorn is going to affect my adult Capricorn friends, and suddenly in occurred to me what about JD, as an 8 year old this is pretty big stuff. We are changing houses, schools, divorce: all that Jazz, so
I found myself in a tangle today and it happened fast, like in a split second. I was thinking of how difficult it is to be around negative people. They say when you’re old you best think of something to talk about besides your aches and pains or no one is going to want to
Kingsley writes on People You Know Or Think You Know I would be interested to know how you would like to be seen by your readers Elsa. Perhaps the missing part of really “knowing someone”, that is, the lack of body language over the internet may have a different result when standing next to the
