Where astrology and psychology meet.
That’s “D” in the foreground of the picture. He’s a character on the TV show, “Chance”. The show is ridiculous except for when it’s not. In one episode, “D”, tells a young woman, a teenager, that she should thank her bullies. He explains the bullies are doing her a great favor because they force her […]
This may be an odd question but it’s a serious one. Let’s say you meet someone and you’re around them regularly for some reason. Perhaps you work with them. And you realize they irk you. They may irk you a little. They may irk you a lot or it may vary or change over time.
Dear Elsa, How and what do you work on within and without yourself to finally be in a place to recognize, cherish and honor a true love? Starry-Eyed and Full I think the capacity one has to love another in completely contingent on their capacity to love themselves. For example, if I can look in
Amber writes regarding my bitchiness: “…But after reading for 6 years I do think I have grasped your main personality, hologram or no, and you have the benefit of the doubt, no doubt whatsoever. (and I didn’t need 6 years to come to that conclusion).” Amber, thanks for being honest. I have no idea why
I was working with a gal who has dealings with another woman who’s behavior is unnerving. The woman in question has a powerful chart. I don’t think my client can do much to alter her behavior. I likened her to a homing pigeon. They’re going to do what they’re going to do.
“Programming” is a psychology term that became popular in the 1990’s when Pluto was in Scorpio. It was used to describe the affects of extreme brainwashing suffered by survivors of ritual abuse. The idea was that people had triggers embedded in their psyches. These triggers were put in place with malevolent intent, so they could
I often see people doing things they don’t realize they are doing. Astrologer, Liz Greene said it best: “Consciousness is a struggle”. Generally speaking, people have no interest in struggling.
