Whenever I talk about natal retrograde planets, the people who experience the most fear are the people with Venus retrograde. You hear all kinds of terrible stuff – Venus retrograde people never find love, they break up and get back together but never commit, money never comes to them, etc. And I understand the fear. […]
Today my husband learned of some lies someone told on him a few years ago. He also found out the lies were believed though they seem outrageous to me. Anyone with common sense should have been able to see through them. A few days ago I was talking to a friend about some vicious lies
Whenever people ask about the meaning of retrograde planets in the natal chart, Mercury is always the first planet they mention. This makes perfect sense given how fearsome and frequent Mercury retrograde periods can be. People wonder if having Mercury retrograde means their business or mental affairs are going to be difficult forever.
‘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.
Recently turtle made a request in the forums that I write a series on natal retrograde planets. I let her know that she must be psychic, because I was in the process of working on exactly that! Also, I LOVE requests like this, so I am happy to oblige!
If you have your moon in the seventh, or if you are a Capricorn rising, it’s a good bet you have an emotional need to be partnered. This would be true, whether you know it or not. As I’ve mentioned over the years, we tend to project our seventh house. See tag – 7th house
Since I’ve been on a kick of debunking common self-care myths, let me tackle the biggest one of all: that you have to fully love yourself before you can love and be loved by others. Like most of these ideas, this started with the best of intentions, but has mutated into something that often does
My husband and I were talking about a person we know. There are very few people he loves or likes or cares to be around. Consequently he’s lonely. He doesn’t like this either.
