“I am sorry you’re seeing the shadow of people. But there is a huge upside, when you realize some of the things you see people do to others, you know you’ll never do. Their badness makes it easier for you to be good. The other way is not an option and it becomes obvious…” I […]
I was talking to my 12-year-old son about some nifty psychological-flavored things I know. He’s always been advanced in this area. With Saturn in Scorpio transiting his Sun and Saturn in the 8th house, I see him growing on this front. Hearing our conversation, my husband was a little surprised. I guess he thought that
I’ve been reading, The American Way of Death Revisited. This wildly popular and provocative book was written in 1963. It was updated in 1996. In 2013, the material is dated, but still interesting. I’ve been reading about funeral practices throughout history for many months. It’s the sin-eater / scapegoat bend I’ve been on (Life Is
When Pluto first entered my 12th house by transit, I found very little written about this transit. I decided to fill the void by making a point of writing about it. You can access these posts here – tag – Pluto transit 12th. Right now, I have Pluto in Capricorn (Saturn) transiting my 12th (Neptune).
Lately, I’ve been working with a stream of people who have Saturn in Scorpio transiting their fourth house. Saturn in the 4th is a difficult transit. It marks an emotional low. It’s common people become depressed when Saturn transits their fourth, at least to some degree.
People tend to feel how they are told to feel. I don’t mean to imply that I don’t do this. We all do this to some extent or are some time in our life, particularly when we’re young. Theoretically, a person matures and develops their on views on things that may or may not match
“A stiff apology is a second insult. The injured party does not want to be compensated because he has been wronged; he wants to be healed because he has been hurt.”
–G.K. Chesterton
