Do you have any advice on Pluto square Sun transit? It will be squaring my 2 degree Taurus sun and I’m very scared. There is no way this will be an easy transit but you can align with it today, by flushing your fear. Compare this to knowing a hurricane is on the way. Does […]
Dina asks on He’s Not Into You: “But, Elsa, what if you’re fat? Or what if you’re unkempt? Primping is so emphasized in our culture, playing the courting game, wearing clothing that flatters and changes you.. “Staying just as you are because someone’s looking for you..” I don’t know.” Dina, one person’s fat is another
Some people have a “fatal flaw” when it comes to relationships. I’m talking about the kind of person who is never, ever going to have a successful relationship. Well…unless they fix their fatal flaw, which never seems likely. Invariably, their flaw is tucked neatly into one of their blind spots. There a number of “fatal flaws”
Eventually you meet yourself! I think this was the first video I made after a ten year hiatus… and I don’t think I put it on the blog because I was nervous/embarrassed. But I’m over that now so… This is also interesting and on topic. Blind Spots & Core Personality Traits – Yours & Theirs
I was talking to a Mercurial (double Gemini) client about a “vortex” of garbage he got sucked into at his job. He came to work, looking good and feeling fine. He ran into or ran afoul of one of those people who take shots at you out of the blue sky. It turned his day,
Cap writes on Does Everyone Have A Dark Side? “…I definitely have anger. I wouldn’t call it “anger issues” – although, its been a little bit lately due to hormones and sleep deprivation, but I am aware of it. I used to date men who were angry and point fingers at them, until Elsa P
Psychologists know that abuse changes a person’s brain. Let’s say you were raised by a psychopath or just an insane parent of any stripe. Some deviation from normal would be evident to a person trained to get at these things. I’m a product of severe abuse. Over the last couple of years, I realized I
We encounter various horrors as we age. I was about thirty-five when I noticed my breasts began to droop. I couldn’t believe this was happening to me, me, me! But it’s important to accept and integrate these changes. If you fail, you’re likely to end up old and bitter. I’ve wrote this a some years
