Losing Faith

January 6th, 2006 @ 4:58 am by Elsa

Dearest Elsa,

I have lost all faith and patience.

Will I ever reach a final decision on love and a career path? If so, when?

With Love,
A Reader

zodiac purseDear Reader,

You’re twenty-three, and have lost all faith and patience?! I’m sorry, but this is not allowed!! You are not allowed to give up at twenty-three and furthermore, you make no sense! And I mean that in the nicest way, okay? Of course I mean it nice, I have Libra!

Here is your problem: you are trying to set up your life according to some bizarre criteria. You need a “final” decision on love, right now? Right now, this fuckin’ minute? How can you do that to yourself! What if the perfect man for you is not destined to cross your path for another two years… then what?

Do you see my point? You must let your life unfold. You are not going to be able to tack down all the corners, seal the envelope, and be done. This is a LIFE you’re living here! And by its nature, it’s a dynamic thing… so nothing is final! I am not even sure ‘death” is final, you know? Maybe it just ends a chapter of a much longer story. Maybe!

So please. It’s okay, that you don’t have it all figured out in your early twenties. Just be willing to show up and deal with your life as it occurs on a daily basis. And one more thing. Be careful about running around telling people you’ve lost faith. Because I guarantee you… every time you do that, the universe will force you into a position that forces you to have faith!

Seriously. So think about living in this world in a way that is less rigid and more trusting. If you can cultivate a lifestyle like this, you will be far less frustrated and consequently, happier and more productive. Good luck.

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Astrology, General, Transitions Comments Off  | link | Posted at 4:58 am

Hung Up On A Man – Saturn Transit To The Moon

January 5th, 2006 @ 4:44 am by Elsa

Dear Elsa,

This is my second time coming to you. I emailed once before after going through a particularly devastating breakup. I wanted to know if there was a chance for us to work out, and you very nicely told me that it wasn’t meant to be.

This time, I come to you with pretty much the same problem. I am having such a hard time letting go of him. It’s been 6 months. He’s dated two other woman since me, and I have also discovered that he wasn’t even divorced when he was dating me… but rather merely separated.

Despite knowing this, I still love him. I suppose I am scared to let go, but I am so worried that I won’t ever find love again – at least, not like what I had with him. I don’t really even know what I am asking. How do I move on? Is there even reason to move on? It’s ridiculous to feel my love life is over at a young 22 years old, but I really do feel that way.

I am so tired of feeling heartbroken all the time. Perhaps I shouldn’t be friends with him anymore? We are very close still, which makes me feel he must still care about me. I am just so confused. Can you help me? Please?

Thank you,
Broken-hearted

Dear Broken,

saturn posterI can try to help and I hope I do a better job this time, dang! It sounds like I tried to be subtle last time and since that didn’t work, how about I put it bluntly?

It sounds to me like you’ve been played. This is not some dream boat guy, okay? He’s a liar for one thing. He lied to you and I’m sure he’s lied to the girl after you and the girl after her, and he is probably looking for another girl to lie to, right this moment, while he simultaneously is hoping to reunite with his wife! Get it? He’s a PLAYER.

And I’m sorry. I’m not trying to hurt you. I just don’t want you to hang your life up on this guy for even one more day. You’re making a habit of this, you know? Of pining for some bastard who is merely a bastard!

Now I am sure he has some skills. Maybe he can talk a good game. Maybe he can kiss or he’s good in bed. But love? This is not where this guy’s head is at. And as for not having it ‘this way” again, well you should hope like hell that you’re right! Because this guy did not give you anything. He took from you.

As for being friends, it’s obvious this is not a good choice – just look how you feel! So here’s the bottom line: Saturn is transiting your Moon (your mood) and I think you’re a little depressed. You are definitely bogged down here and you need to start tossing some things over board. Baggage! And that’s what this guy is. And I’ll tell you exactly why you’re holding on.

It’s because when you do walk away, this guy is not going to bat an eye. And that’s going to hurt like hell, so there. It’s been said, so now it’s out in the open. I say, cut the line on this loser fish and toss another.

Good luck.

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Astrology, Love Comments Off  | link | Posted at 4:44 am

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Problems On The Job

January 4th, 2006 @ 5:05 am by Elsa

Dear Elsa,

I am having a problem finding and keeping a job. I’m a hard worker and I have many job skills, from Manufacturing to Accounting. Despite all that, there doesn’t seem to be a job for me. I need to get working because the bills are piling up.

Help!! What do I do next?

Unsure

capricorn broachDear Unsure,

I wish I had an easy solution for you, but I don’t. All I can do is read your chart, and throw some light on the situation. From there, it’ll be up to you to figure out how you’re going to get through this keyhole. But here are the nuts and bolts – the essence of you, when it comes to your profession.

Number one: with all this Capricorn and a packed 10th house, you have a tremendous desire to be successful. You are profoundly ambitious and if you don’t know this, you need to look again.

Number two: I imagine you have trouble keeping a job because you want and need to be your own boss. You don’t want anyone telling you what to do. And I don’t mean that in a critical way. It’s just uncomfortable for you to have people bossing you, because nature intends you be the boss. So as a generic employee…well it’s like square peg, round hole.

Number three: with a 10th house Uranus, you want to innovate in your profession. And if you don’t do this by design, it will express as rebellion against authority figures… causing you problems with the boss, obviously.

So I don’t know how you’re going to solve this exactly. If you are having problems paying your bills, it’s not very helpful to say, “go start your own business”. That would be ideal of course. And I would not be surprised if it happened at some point, when you’re older. But in the meantime, I can describe some scenarios where you could thrive, because guess what? I have the “lite” version of your dilemma.

When I was in my teens, I was a bartender and I worked alone. No one cared how I ran my shift as long as the money found its way into the cash register. If I wanted to call the radio station and talk a bunch of shit to get on the news (and people in my bar)… well go right ahead! And although I had a boss, I never saw her. I had keys to the place – I opened the place, made the deposits, and you get the idea. I ran that bar like it was mine.

After that, I was a Frito Girl. I went to the country and drove a route truck. This was innovative, because it was a man’s job at the time, and pretty much still is. And with my boss in the city, I was free to do whatever I wanted as long as I sold lots of potato chips. Let’s see. I could work in shorts, and a tank top. I could peel off clothes at the end of the day, load my truck in a bathing suit so I could get a tan…whatever.

And you can see in these situations, I was still beholden to a boss. But my sales were so good – well, basically I worked hard, for my freedom. And now I am doing it on this blog!! I can write whatever I want as long as it isn’t dick, dick, dick, fuck… and my editor will let it fly. :-D .

And this is what you need to do to resolve your problem. You need to understand and accept your nature, then find a way to live authentically. Can you do this? Of course you can. You were born for it.

Good luck.

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Advice, Astrology, Career, General Comments Off  | link | Posted at 5:05 am

Relationship Issues: Capricorn With a Virgo Slob

January 3rd, 2006 @ 5:01 am by Elsa

Hello Elsa -

I’m in love with a Virgo man. Right now things are lovely, as long as I overlook some glaring issues. He is a slob; he’s had problems with jobs, and never seems to have enough money.

Will this ever change?

Thanks!
Capricornicopia

Dear Capricornicopia,

cap fabricSo you’ve got yourself a Virgo slob, huh? Well I think that’s as funny as you do, considering Virgo is supposed to be a neat freak. And hell no, he’s not going to change… much! And this is probably good because you seem to like him quite a bit. You sound pretty happy with the problems you’re having, which does not surprise me, considering they’re custom made for you.

Look, the fact you are roughly thirteen years older than this man does not escape me. Capricorn has a terrific need to parent and to teach responsibility, so just look at the set up here.

But it’s not all work and no play, is it? For one thing he’s a great lover, isn’t he? Boy oh boy, he just breaks the Virgo stereotype left and right, and you know you love that. You’ve got an exotic animal here and you can’t help but see its value.

So there you go. I say, just keep doing what you’re doing. Keep trying to control him. With his Sun conjunct Pluto and his Moon in Taurus, I am sure he will continue to stubbornly refuse to bow down. And this is just as well, because I don’t really think you want a man who will let you run his life. Where’s the fun in that?

Carry on. :D

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Astrology, Love, Relationship Patterns Comments Off  | link | Posted at 5:01 am

First Love – Broken Heart

January 2nd, 2006 @ 4:33 am by Elsa

Elsa –

I dated my first (and most recent) boyfriend for more than a year. We were close friends before that, and for almost as long as I’d known him, I had an idea that I wanted him or someone like him. He fit every idea I had of an ideal man. Our relationship was always wonderful, and I loved him intensely. I’ve believed for some time now that he’s the only one for me.

We started having problems a few months ago, but just little spats, really.. and not over anything of significance, so we both believed we could work through them. Then, two months ago, he broke up with me, saying he needed to work things out. He said he didn’t know who he was or what he wanted, and that he wasn’t sure if he was capable of being in any relationship at all. He wanted to remain my friend, however, and was there for me even as I tried to get over him.

Three weeks ago we got back together. He said he loved me and wanted to be with me. I was euphoric. Once again he treated me lovingly, respectfully, and we still said “I love you”. After only a couple of dates, I was convinced that it was getting better: we picked up exactly where we left off.

But last weekend he told me that he doesn’t love me at all, and didn’t when we got back together, and probably hadn’t loved me the way I loved him for awhile. He said that he got back together because he wants to be with me, and wants to love me; and he insists that he loves me as a friend and wants to be my friend as soon as I’m ready to see him as one.

I don’t understand what’s missing, and so I can’t believe him. Furthermore I don’t believe there’s anyone else for me. I’ve been crying for days now, but I don’t know what to do.

Signed,
Sad

Dear Sad,

loveWhat you have here is a broken heart. Your first broken heart. And you can ask anyone out there, and they will tell you that nothing hurts quite the same. See, it’s not just the boy who is gone. It’s the ideal you had attached to him. It’s the loss of your dreams. However…

Lemme tell you the odds. For perspective, okay? If you look around out there, you will find maybe one in many thousands who wind up happily ever after married with their first love. And there is a good reason for that. It’s because it takes time for people to unfold. It takes time for people to develop themselves, and experiences like the one you’re having now facilitate this. They just do.

But I’m not saying I don’t feel for you. And I’m not minimizing what you are going through. I remember like yesterday my first broken heart. I remember eating aspirin in a futile attempt to stop the pain. I thought I’d die. So I know. And I also know there is really very little anyone can say or do to help you with this, save pointing out that you don’t know the rest of this movie. The movie of your life, that is.

Because eventually, your tears will dry. And the future will come. And you’ll start to look around. And you’ll see another boy. And he’ll see you. And the next thing you know, you’ll have a date.

And you’ll have learned something extremely important. That is, that it’s okay to love. You will know that you can love with all your heart, because even if it goes south, you know you’ll survive. And then ten years from now?

If you’re lucky, you’ll figure out that all love is good. All the love you get and all the love you give is good. And the fact that some relationships end, does not change this.

Hang in there, hon. He’s your first man, not your last.

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