All about Saturn in the horoscope…
Some people get a clear message that another person is not interested or no longer interested but they just can’t or don’t or won’t parse it even when the message is repeated and consistent over time. I guess you could say they deny rejection. They know they have been rejected they just think the person […]
This is one of those risky topics. It gets into people’s un-comfort zones. Fact is, you’re uncomfortable whether I say anything or not. You just don’t know it. If your icky feelings are subconscious, this does not mean they don’t exist! The stuff that lurks deep in your psyche drives your behavior. It manifests as
Hi Elsa, My boyfriend has a Scorpio friend that he has known for about five years. She doesn’t like me. It is very difficult to deal with this because as far as I can tell nothing I have done has caused her to dislike me — I am her pal’s girlfriend and she doesn’t like
The image of Sisyphus relentlessly rolling a rock up a mountain, only to have to watch it roll back down, and start all over again, is pretty much ingrained in every one who has gone to grade school. In astrology, I personally think Sisyphus was undergoing the transit of Saturn chasing the Progressed Moon. Saturn
Recently, I watched someone do something wrong. 80% of people would immediately know the thing is wrong. The other 20% might think nothing is wrong or whatever. Let’s forget about them. I am talking about something clearly wrong to the majority of people. Something like beating up an old person and stealing their five dollars when
Hi, Elsa. If you’re set on a course of action, and then face delays and obstacles (not once, but say, three or four times), would you give up & change course? Thanks from India
Do you feel compensated? I think the answer to this question might be a screeching NO, but I want to ask it anyway. Do you feel compensated for your efforts? No necessarily a straight exchange, but do you feel you receive some kind of compensation, eventually? I have been put through some very serious paces
Yesterday someone told me about how their children defended their filthy rooms. If you have a teenager, you probably know what she means. The kid sits in the middle of all their crap and says, “But I like it like it this.” Or they tell you that it’s their room. Anything to avoid having to
