Philosophy, religion, 9th house stuff…
What if paths in life are actually pretty limited? I was talking to a young male client. He’s atypical in that he wants to get married and he wants to get married for life. He also wants to please his parents. He wants a spouse who will please his parents, etc.
“Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer” ― Sun Tzu I was a teenager the first time I heard this quote. I was hungry for wisdom back then. I still am. I understood the statement when I heard it. It’s been in the back my mind, my whole life. That’s not to say I have
I started volunteering to bring communion to people in the hospital this month. This is very important to me so I invested countless hours preparing myself to do this well. Knowing I would be be face to face with people who may be very sick or dying, one of the things I did was read
In regards to assimilating trauma / Pluto transits – shell writes on Will It Take 10 Years To Assimilate: “Is that kind of like when something happens in your life that is painful, and you think you’ve learned a lesson and will be better equipped to handle it the next time around; yet when it
I was writing for a heavily Piscean client this morning who wished to transform her flaws. I am not that sure she has flaws that need transformed but I am sure that “transformation” is not her strong suit, or her natural way. I associate “transformation” with Pluto and alchemy. I wrote this for Pisces:
“One of the annoying things about believing in free will and individual responsibility is the difficulty of finding somebody to blame your problems on. And when you do find somebody, it’s remarkable how often his picture turns up on your driver’s license.” –P.J. O’Roarke I’ve been reading over my recent writing and have seen a
“Someone told me once, in every relationship one person loves the other person more than they are loved. Whoever loves the other person less winds up leaving. Do you think that’s true, P?” my husband, asked. “No. It’s true in some cases but there is such a thing as two people who are equally committed
I admit I like to make these contrary arguments. I speak up for denial. I support co-dependency! I have made a case for manipulation, control, and some other things society denigrates and now I want to talk about the merits of delayed gratification. There isn’t a Capricorn and the world who thinks they are not
