Recently I read that when questioned, 25% of married people said they were happily married. I was floored by this statistic. On the surface, it makes a strong argument against marriage but if you go just a little bit deeper, might it be something else? I think so.
Aquarians. They’re iconoclasts, humanitarians, freedom-fighters, and one of the best partners you can imagine. Wait, really? Aren’t Aquarians aloof, cerebral lone wolves who are more interested in friendship than love? Don’t they spend a little too much time watching conspiracy videos on YouTube and rebelling against The Man to be good partners? Aren’t they, um,
Riley asks: “Just out of curiosity, would having a Venus/Saturn conjunction in a composite chart be something that can be a positive thing? Because I always read that Venus/Saturn is challenging. But also I’ve read that it could mean “stability.” Do you have any thoughts on this particular aspect with regards to composite charts?” Yes
I did a series of videos on synastry once, they start here: The Main Techniques Work, But Not Really! I talk about the limits of the various astrological technique when it comes to judging compatibility between two people. You may be able to see a clash of wills or a clash of tastes or an
Hi, Elsa. I have a ton of paradox in my chart in the form of oppositions of Aries and Libra. I want to be in relationship / I want to be the most independent I can be! What are some keys to resolving astrological paradox? Do many of us “sign up for” of “choose” charts
My post about feeling shame and humiliation was better understood than I could have hoped for. The comments are interesting. You can check them out below. But right now I want to talk about Uranus in Venus-ruled Taurus.
Pluto in the 7th house can be an explosive situation. There’s potential for drama, manipulation, and betrayal, to name a few. So how on earth do you deal with it? Do you project your shadow? What’s in your 7th house?
I have felt intensely deep feelings of shame and humiliation over these last couple of days. The fury of it all has taken me aback. I can’t even recall the last time I felt shame(d) to this degree. I would have been decades ago. I may even have been a teenager!
