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Conspiracy and terrorism
By
Lynn Hayes
I was never much of a conspiracy buff until a few years ago, although I did always think that JFK was assassinated by J Edgar Hoover. But after September 11 and my sister’s inspiration, I became a voracious reader on all things conspiratorial. So when I read that in the UK and in Europe biometric…
Astrologers get new planets!
By
Lynn Hayes
AND we get to keep Pluto if a proposal by a committee of the International Astronomical Union is passed. I’ll write more on this as I have time, but the new bodies classified as planets are Charon (formerly known as Pluto’s largest moon but now considered a trin planet), Ceres (formerly termed an asteroid), and…
Upcoming Saturn cycles and financial considerations
By
Lynn Hayes
This is not a doom and gloom column, but it’s useful to be prepared when difficult times are ahead, and we have a few configurations coming that will put pressure on the financial markets and create some economic instability. Jupiter and Saturn will make the final square of their year-long dance, forcing a confrontation between…
Another hollywood breakup and the fallacy of soulmates
By
Lynn Hayes
It seems to be true that whenever a couple talks incessantly about how much in love they are they break up soon afterwards, and this was true for Kate Hudson and Chris Robinson. National Ledger has my profile of the breakup (turn on your popup blockers!) and I won’t repeat it here. But some of…
Pluto – no longer a planet?
By
Lynn Hayes
For several years now, scientists have been threatening to remove Pluto’s “planet” status because it has turned out to be much smaller than originally thought when it was discovered in 1930. Scientists now believe that Pluto may be a member of the Kuiper belt band of rocky objects that orbit the Sun just past Neptune.…
Pluto in Sagittarius and the Fear of Travel
By
Lynn Hayes
Pluto is the lord of death and the underworld and all things dark and mysterious as well as deep and intense. Pluto on its darkest days brings obsession and pulls us into darkness in order to bring us face to face with the deepest reality of life and death and face to face with our…
Terrorism, Fear, Mars/Uranus and Batman
By
Lynn Hayes
Art by Willow Arlenea These new terrorism arrests and the exposure of a plot to blow up perhaps a dozen planes heading to the US coincided exactly with the lingering effects of the Full Moon. Evidently the investigations that led to the arrests had been going on for quite some time in a cooperative enterprise…
Uranus and the March of the Penguins
By
Lynn Hayes
Last night we rented the film March of the Penguins, a wonderful movie about the treacherous journey the Emperor penguins make each year in the brutal Antarctic winter to find a mate and hatch and raise a chick. In March or April, those penguins eligible for breeding make the long march inland where they meet
Saturn/Neptune: A History Lesson
By
Lynn Hayes
It’s always fascinating to look back into the historical record to see how planetary configurations applied themselves during those times in order to learn more about how those planets work together and to derive clues of how they may manifest this time around. Saturn/Neptune is a 36- year cycle which gives us plenty of interesting…
Astrological signs in the Senate
By
Lynn Hayes
Thanks to Astrococktail for this fascinating link to the Washington Post vote database. where you can track who voted for what by party, state, region, “boomer status,” gender and astrological sign. It also gives a list of how many congresspeople are represented in each sign and who they are. I usually don’t highlight this kind…
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