“Oh, she gave me a dirty look,” my daughter explained. She was an 11-year-old, 7th grader. “She did.” “Yeah, but I don’t care about that.” “Why not?” “What’s a dirty look? I’m the one with the reeeeal evil eye,” she said with a chuckle. “You think that?” “Yes, Mom. I’m the one with Scorpio rising. […]
I was talking my friend, Ben about my children. He surprised me when he stated they were from two different generations. He wasn’t thinking about this from an astrological perspective. He’s been working with middle-school age kids for more than thirty years. He’s aware of how things have evolved over the years.
In my last post, Why Are Millennials So Disillusioned? we talked a lot about Neptune’s role in shaping the generation. But when we didn’t discuss was the part that Pluto, the other generational planet, played in making millennials who they are.
One of the things that distinguishes millennials from other generations is a deep sense of disillusionment. The world is just not what they were raised to expect, and they’re now being asked to navigate an environment they were in no way prepared for. What can astrology tell us about why this is?
“I’m just a regular 16 year old kid. I make good grilled cheese and I like girls.” –Justin Bieber I have ten and thirteen year old girls, so I know who Justin Bieber is. I’ve also heard comments about Bieber and his popularity from my adult peers. Most of those comments fall into the category
On the topic of Astrology and a Person’s energy in a room, separate but related, when I was pregnant with my first baby another astrologer told me that when a baby is born, their energy comes into the room in a profound way. She said if I paid attention, I’d be able to feel
