Hey Elsa! My boyfriend and I have dated on and off for the past nine months, we’ve been very comfy and I was for the first time, completely ready for nesting and maybe someday, babies. The sex is great, the energy calm, but he seems so skittish about the future. He finally told me he […]
This is mostly a personal note… It you get my newsletter, you’re aware we’re dealing with a mutable cross through Thursday. Most everyone is juggling a lot of tasks, trips and information. This is particularly true for people with planets at the mid-degrees of the Mutable signs (aka me).
I have a chart that causes astrologers to say “I’m sorry,” or as one reacted when my sister Elsa showed my chart to her, “How does she live with this?” I have plenty of aspects but what stands out to most astrologers is my Grand Cross in mutable signs. They wonder how I deal, what
“Damn, I’m in a tight spot.” –Ulysses Everett McGill, Oh Brother Where Art Thou Nearly everything in my son’s chart is in cardinal signs. He has planets at early, mid and late degrees and a grand cross consisting of Moon in Libra, Saturn in Capricorn, Mars in Aries and Chiron-Jupiter in Cancer. With sun-Mercury also
I had a terrific time getting out of the relationship with the composite grand cross which was unusual because I am as slippery as they come. I am like Houdini with a jet ski waiting when it comes to leaving a relationship but I could not find a way out of that one to save
Dear Elsa, Everything I read about a grand cross in a charts is doom and gloom. I’d love to hear from someone who consciously lives with a grand cross pattern. What type of cross to do they live with? Fixed? Mutable? Cardinal? And what does that feel like in their lives–how do they handle the
Dear Elsa, Basically, I am wondering what one is supposed to do when several important things in one’s chart just don’t agree. I mean, I know the short answer is “live with it”, but I thought you could find a slightly more enlightening way of putting it. I have several times been asked if I
I was talking to my pal and astrologer, Claire France Perez about suffering. She thinks love means suffering and pointed out that I do quite a bit of it. “I suffer?” “Yes.” “Okay, yeah I do,” I said. And my sister (who has a Grand Cross in her chart) had a theory that the suffering
