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Astrology and Synchronicity: My Mother And Ben
Just Blathering…
My mother came up on the boards. It made me think of this strange occurrence, I wrote about in 2006. For newcomers, “Ben” is a lifelong friend of mine.
Ben and I met at work. The unusual friendship was growing and we had begun to pal around together outside of work. This was about 25 years ago.
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3 Years Ago On The Elsa Blog: Astrology of Relationships: Synastry vs Composite Charts, Mars Square Mars, Grand Crosses and Other Frights - Part Four
Need to catch up? Part one
It was a conversation with another astrologer that prompted these blogs. He wanted to know which method I preferred and I like both. But there are some things that can’t be accounted for via traditional synastry or looking at a composite. Like for example, what’s up with me and all these Aquarians?
This is my sister on this subject, about 13 years ago. We’re on the phone chatting up the charts of my soon-to-be inlaws:

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The Shadow Side Of Aquarius
Commenting on the comments
Heather writes on Astrology Today:
“I’d like to hear more about the shadow side of Aquarius–particularly if other astrologers don’t talk about it. I am a Aquarius, and I know a good handful more (in whom I can see the shadow–but thanks to a 7th house sun, I can only see myself via another…or so I’ve found. Show me my shadow?”
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Astrology In Real Life: Aquarius Married to Aquarius - The Blue Streak
Astrology in real life
Pulling this up for my sister because she knows these people…
My parents are both Aquarians. My mother is a double Aquarius and my father is also Aquarius with four planets and his n. node in the sign. That’s a lot of Aquarius!
I wrote this in 2002. HQ wanted this in my book but after much debate, it got cut. It was a story in the middle of a story and while I used to write like this, Saturn came along and forced structure and discipline.
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The Stellium in Aquarius: Sun, Mercury, Chiron, Mars, Jupiter and Neptune
My eye on the sky
Also gawk at the stellium in Aquarius: Sun, Mercury, Chiron, Mars, Jupiter and Neptune. Wherever this stellium lands in your natal chart - things are poppin’!
For me, the whole stellium is in the first house and you probably can see some of the effects on this blog. Lots of experimenting going on… surprising (Aquarius) Jupiter (expansion).
But in real life, the first shows your appearance and what I’ve noticed is my appearance has gone sort of YANG. I left the house with Dora in that multi-colored garb that prompted people to email me too.
I don’t really like this by the way. I don’t like the blog chaos either, however it is happening and I do have faith we’ll see a good result in the end. Until then, spastic rules the day…
Where does the stellium fall in your chart?
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3 Years Ago On The Elsa Blog: About Aquarius / Aquarius Moon: How Do They Party and What Do They Say?
Just Blathering…
Yesterday the AMF said, “You grew up in a mud house.” He reminds me of this now and then and he’s right. I did grow up in a mud house and certain things have resulted from that. Things his Aquarius Moon can deal with.
Now someone with a Libra Moon or a Leo Moon or a Capricorn Moon may have a very hard time coping with a mud-house-girlfriend, but to an Aquarius Moon it’s sort of an enhancement and it’s nice for me, you can imagine.
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Henry In His Own Words: Double Capricorn, Desert Philosopher and Authentically Interesting Person - Part 2
Catch up here - Henry in his own words…
These excerpts are all from letters to my mother. My mother is a double Aquarius and you can see the Aquarian themes here. He is making sure she knows he is no impinging on her freedom…and “friendship” is an Aquarian concept.
Henry was born in 1900, so it is easy to track how old he was when he wrote these letters. He is 55 when he can walk on his hands, for example.
Letter to my mother June 14, 1954 (My mother is fifteen here)
“…I thought you might want to visit your mother while they came over. I am not telling you what to do, just asking for information; you just do what you want to do.”
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Commitment Phobic In Her 40’s: What Now? Astrology-Based Advice
(note - Originally published, November, 2006)
Elsa,
I feel like I’m in the midst of yet another transition or maybe still transitioning, having not yet found my place in the world, not yet found my love/life partner in this world, not yet found my livelihood in this world and desperate for all (and secretly wishing they are all intertwined with each other). It’s not for lack of opportunity or interested companions -I’ve had & have numerous wonderful men profess their love & desire to be married or build a life together. Ok, so maybe I’m a commitment-phobe aka having to have everything right & perfect before I can completely trust and commit.
Where is this ridiculous fear coming from? I know… it’s coming from me. I suppose the real question is, how do I bust it?…will I bust it?…so I might fully engage in life like I know is possible!!
Many thanks Elsa for your insight!!
Looking For My Captain’s Hat
Dear Hat,
I have no idea what your signature means but I left it intact for others to puzzle over while I try to crack your problem, which I feel is far more common than the people realize or care to admit. And the cause, and the specifics from person to person are endlessly varied. But what you have in common is this: You have cracked 40 years old and you are alone. And I’ll tell you exactly why I think this is.
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Conversations With Ben - Saturn Opposite Uranus: Defending Eccentricity
Astrology in real life
Ben is half-white/ half-black, a gay cello player and teacher. We have been very close friends for twenty years. He’s a Scorpio, with an Aquarius rising and an Aries Moon. Here he defends (Saturn) his eccentricity (Uranus).
Ben has taught cello in the local school system for 20 years… barefoot. He plays with various symphony orchestras, same way. Barefoot. I dialed him up one night.
“Hello?”
“How are you, Ben?”
“Okay, Elsa. Except someone called me eccentric, today.”
Aquarius is known to be eccentric. “Yeah?” I asked.
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Astrology, Women and Their Energy - The Yin and the Yang and the Saturn Return - Part 3: The Convention
This is a true story. Need to catch up? Part one
The convention would run through the weekend. It kicked off with dinner Friday night for those who could get there by then. I drove up after work with the two men I worked, both of them chattering all the way. I was new but they’d worked for Frito for a long time and knew everyone. They called our peers “all the old dogs”. “We’re goin’ up and see all the old dogs,” they said and I was amused.
We checked into the hotel after a 5 hour drive agreeing to clean up and meet in the lobby before heading to dinner. We planned to sit together and they told me they’d introduce me to everyone.
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