Learn the effects of Pluto in Capricorn, from many angles…
I’ve had a lot of emails about my back, it’s crazy healing and such. People want the astrology so here is is. Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto in Capricorn are currently crossing my ascendant (my physical body). Mars in Aries is squaring the stellium, this is textbook astrology. But there’s more to it. The 12th house […]
With all this action in Capricorn, I’m running into certain themes in my life as well as the lives of friends, family or clients. Sometimes, it’s your responsibility to do something. Today’s newsletter as related. People no longer feel motivated to go get something. They have things brought to them by Amazon or Hello Fresh or
Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto will be conjunct throughout most of the second half of 2020. I am seeing my clients of all ages, come to some kind of reckoning. In all cases, the person is humbled in some way. It doesn’t feel good but I believe it’s the best thing that can happen to you.
I was talking to a gal about a pattern in her relationships. She had good understanding of the dynamic: “He does this, then I do that and then he does this and then this happens…” She concluded that nothing could be done as they were both pathological. “Well yeah, something can be done. If one
With Pluto conjunct my Capricorn ascendant – I know death is real. I’m headed towards this surgery, or rather two surgeries in two days. I have no fear whatsoever. I would have a lot of fear if they were cutting through my front. I would be petrified right now. Horrified. I don’t even think I
Pluto’s shift to direct motion this week has been something else. Generally, when Pluto changes direction, it happens slowly enough that it largely escapes notice. This time, though, nearly everyone I’ve come in contact with has had some kind of very Plutonian experience in the last few days.
I wish I could remember what I was watching; the speaker outlined five levels of literacy. People at the lowest level could neither read or write. People, one level up, had a rudimentary ability to read and write. Then here came the claim – 50% of people in the United States were “functionally illiterate”. Is
“soup” started a thread in the forum, Change is coming! PLUTO DIRECT. It’s interesting. I was going to comment but I realized that rather than being focused on what’s ahead, I’m more aware of what is gone. I’m talking about things (and people) I’ve let go of, or in some cases the people let go of
