“One girl is a streetwalker, but her feet are so soft…” -Jerry Riopelle This relates to the Astrology of a Person’s Energy in a Room theme… You can consider the ascendant, it’s sign and it’s aspects as a person’s veneer. Say you’re at a party and you see someone who appears accepting to one and […]
Hi Elsa, Sun vs Rising. Which is more important or are they equal? How important is reading “transits, charts, etc…” of your Rising sign, natal planets? When reading astrological reports, a person is usually referenced to her/his rising and or natal planets. I always read my rising sign monthly, along with my sun sign. How
‘When you have a “calling” it’s usually apparent to you, right?’ Monica on Making Heads Or Tails Of A Planet… kashmiri responded and since we’re talking the Sun in astrology, I thought I’d add my two cents. First, the Sun in astrology shows the vocation. vo-ca-tion 1. a particular occupation, business, or profession; calling. 2.
“The privilege of a lifetime is being who you are.” — Joseph Campbell Elsa’s previous blog on Neptune really got me thinking. If you don’t have a strong internal locus of self-value, if you don’t believe you are worth receiving good treatment you will accept poor treatment. Neptune energy can allow one to deceive themselves
Elsa, What do you when the person that your life revolved around is no longer in your life? Is it back to the North Node? Focus on the Midheaven? I feel like I’m fourteen and have way too many options and no real desire to pursue any path. I waver between feeling cheated and feeling pressure
Ward Cleaver: Beaver, you know what Larry was doing was wrong. You could have stopped him.
Theodore “Beaver” Cleaver: Gee, Dad, I have enough trouble keeping myself good without keeping all the other kids good.
What’s the first thing you pick up on when you meet someone, astrologically speaking? The textbook answer is the rising sign, but in practice that’s not always the case. The rising is what we put out for other people to see, it isn’t necessarily what get’s noticed first though.
Dear Elsa, I was seeing a guy who I thought ‘was the one’ for about 3 months when he said he wasn’t ready for commitment and we broke up. Three months later, he rang me saying he had thought about nothing else but me and wanted to spend his life with someone and he wanted
