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Goodbye Molly Ivins
By
Lynn Hayes
Jill says it as well as I could: Molly Ivins can’t do that, can she? Alas, she can. Molly Ivins died far too soon [yesterday] at the age of sixty-two. I’m not sure if we could have made it through the last six years without Molly Ivins’ passion and humor. For all that she, as…
Full Moon today! And proof of the Moon’s power.
By
Lynn Hayes
February begins in the shadow of the Full Moon in Leo which will be at maximum fullness at 12:46 am est on February 2. During the Full Moon, the solar conscious mind opposes the lunar instinct of the subconscious, illuminating the essence of the sign through which the Full Moon expresses itself. The Full Moon…
Electricity at work
By
Lynn Hayes
from spaceweather.com: Comet McNaught and the Southern Lights:
Uranus: electrical breakdowns and malfunctions
By
Lynn Hayes
Usually we see this predominate when Mercury is retrograde, but the last few weeks since Jupiter squared Uranus anecdotal evidence reports that such problems are rampant. Delayed travel, downed websites (mine and many of the ones I am trying to visit!). Miscommunication and situations that require renegotiation. Technology and personal communication both require the transfer…
Discriminating fiction from fantasy…
By
Lynn Hayes
…is becoming more difficult as Saturn moves into alignment to the second phase of its opposition from Neptune, and the deceptions (Neptune) of the Bush/Cheney White House (Saturn) are becoming more and more apparent. Scientists testifying before a US Congressional panel report that the Bush administration forced them to manipulate their reports to make it…
Microcosm, Macrocosm and Metacosm
By
Lynn Hayes
I found this very interesting, perhaps you will too: It is the hermetic idea of the macrocosm, the universe, being reflected in man as the microcosm that helped to integrate astrological symbology in Christian and Islamic civilisation. This substantiated the idea of man being created in the image of God. James Cutsinger in his “Advice…
Secret Moon Art from Jude
By
Lynn Hayes
I just noticed Jude (of Stars Over Washington fame) has a few new art blogs. I particularly like this one with its dreamy art (perfect for my SunNeptune conjunction in Libra). Some of the art connects with astrology which gives it an additional dimension of interest. For example this illustration (click to enlarge) is in…
Astrology is a Language
By
Lynn Hayes
I really like this article by Suzanne White which says, among other things: Astrology is not superstition. Not even close. Astrology is a language. It exists. Like Estonian or French. It just plain exists. Like hard boiled eggs or chutney. Now, for some, languages that they do not know and are unable to read or…
Saturn/Neptune and Civil War
By
Lynn Hayes
As you know if you’ve been reading this and other astrology columns over the past six months or so, we are in the middle of a major planetary cycle involving an opposition between Saturn, and its desire to create societal structures such as buildings but also governments and marriages, to Neptune, the planet which seeks…
Looking into the mind of Jeffrey Kishner
By
Lynn Hayes
Jeffrey was the first astrologer to link to my blog, and I naturally have a soft spot in my heart for him. With his first house Pluto he is often reluctant to participate in the memes that reveal bloggery secrets, but now you can learn all about Jeffrey in this interview. Jeffrey has several blogs…
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