All about Sagittarius. Sun, Moon, rising, etc…
Finding Love With Astrology – Master Class Section Three: Commitment-Phobia Lecture #9 How Can A Sagittarian Benefit By Partnering? Skip to: Lecture #10 Commitment-Phobia Case study – Charlie Sheen Access full class playlist.
I was dating this guy once, a Sadge rising. I’d met him in a restaurant for a big date. This was a really big date, he planned to propose to me after dinner. He had the ring in his pocket and here’s what happened instead… We were sitting in a booth when he spied a
Today’s newsletter spurred a lot of emails. They made me realize, something is missing. I’ve maintained this blog for a long time. Nearly 25 years! Obviously, most who read here have no earthly idea my background… which used to be common knowledge. Specifically, that man right there is my grandfather. He was called a “health
Everyone knows Sagittarius to be curious and open-minded, always looking over the next horizon. They seek and they search and they are always ready with a new question about what it all means. This can be both enlivening and frustrating, but it is also necessary. The real danger emerges when the seeking stops.
The opposition between Gemini and Sagittarius is one of the most misunderstood in the zodiac. The rote explanations always seem to have something to do with both signs being commitment-phobic, but Sagittarius is always running to the next horizon while Gemini just keeps their options open. Or sometimes, even worse, people will position it as
Hi Elsa, You wrote, or maybe created a video on the subject of recognizing “Restlessness” in a natal chart. It got me thinking about that in myself, and my husband. What are some of the placements that would point to being restless? And is it your experience to see restlessness wrestled to the mat over
One of my regular clients is a double Sagittarius. She tends to be overly generous. It’s hard to say if this is good or bad. She consistently extends herself. She gives people the benefit of the doubt and she tends to relate to what they could be rather then what they are.
