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Fate and prediction
By
Lynn Hayes
There’s an old story about an astrology student who, fearing his Saturn return, dug a deep hole and buried himself in it, hoping to escape the challenges of Saturn. The irony of the story is that in confining himself in a dark space with no light and from which he could not escape, he created…
Reading the palm of the President
By
Lynn Hayes
Leslie from Karmic Knowledge writes today on President Bush as Warmonger in Chief: It’s not difficult to understand why George W. Bush is stubbornly set in his approach to war when you take a close look at his hands. Bush has a very short Saturn finger (middle finger). Associated with accountability, integrity and the ability…
Planetary Pairs this week
By
Lynn Hayes
We are approaching a combination of interesting planetary configurations this week that seem to indicate a bit of a struggle to coordinate urges that come from different directions. The Sun and Mercury are conjunct in Capricorn over the next few days, speeding up communication and bringing forth new ideas. Yet this conjunction is quincunx Saturn…
Astrotheology: The Sun of God
By
Lynn Hayes
Red Ice Creations is a riveting site with lots to offer the conspiracy-minded and seekers of truth and interesting miscellany. A recent article linked from Red Ice suggests the idea that the Sun actually is god, and the so-called Sun gods that share a common mythology represent the Sun itself. The author quotes from a…
Michael Lutin Profiles for Forbes!
By
Lynn Hayes
I’m just amazed at how much REAL astrology is getting into the mainstream. Automobile insurers discussing drivers by sun sign, Vanity Fair publishing a genuine astrology article from Michael Lutin who has written a sun sign column for them for years. Now he appears in Forbes (thanks Astrococktail for the tip!!), profiling 10 billionaires from…
Poetry for the Galactic Center
By
Lynn Hayes
I doubt that Rilke had the Galactic Center in mind when he wrote this poem, but it certainly seems a vivid description of what we know of the G.C. Art from Deviantart.com Center of all centers, core of cores,almond self-enclosed, and growing sweet–all this universe, to the furthest starsall beyond them, is your flesh, your…
Moon occults Saturn and the 110th Congress
By
Lynn Hayes
Urania has a lovely post on the occultation of Saturn as the Moon passed over it this morning: We have the unusual occurence early on the morning of January 6 — Epiphany — of the Moon passing before Saturn within viewing distance of the Earth, which is a very good omen for the domestic agenda…
Jupiter in Sag: Inflation fears surface
By
Lynn Hayes
When the planet of expansion travels through its own sign, we can expect expansion of all kinds. Political, economic, and expansion of the physical body as well since Jupiter can bring self-indulgence and complacency. The Labor Department yesterday announced that employers boosted hiring and raised earnings a half percent in December. Economic sectors with employment…
A New Comet! Harbinger of…?
By
Lynn Hayes
Click photo to enlarge Spaceweather.com reports: Comet McNaught (C/2006 P1) is plunging toward the Sun. It won’t hit, but at closest approach on Jan. 13th it will be only 0.17 AU away–much closer than Mercury (0.38 AU). When the hot comet emerges later this month it could be brighter than a 1st-magnitude star. Or not.…
The Good Shepherd and the US Chart
By
Lynn Hayes
Phil Brown has posted an interesting review of the movie The Good Shepherd. I like what he says about the US Sibley chart (the one most commonly used. The Sibley chart shows the Sun, Mercury, Venus and Jupiter all in Cancer and Sagittarius rising, as is appropriate for a nation that was founded on exploration…
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