How fast do you pull the trigger? Are you fast to exit a “toxic” relationship or some other bad situation? Doesn’t have to be “people”. Personally, I’m talking about changing webhosts. Do you tend to stay with the known quantity? Do you avoid change, in general? Do you keep friends, through thick and thin? Roll […]
I’m sorry if you had problems making a purchase on this site, yesterday. I didn’t realize there is an issue with the stripe plugin, until late in the evening. I disabled it and contacted support. Hopefully they’ll fix it today. Until then, we have Paypal. I also got a paypal case opened against me. It’s
For all we’re going through and all the fear out there; well, I admit it’s hairy but I have to tell you: May looks wonderful. A stellium, supported by Saturn and Neptune in Pisces dominates all month. This chart section, featured is early May. Mercury joins the party, mid-month. This is the chart, on the 21st.
Many are disillusioned at this time. It could be you’re disillusioned with your job, your country, your family, friends, spouse, the world, the internet, certain professions, or even your entire life in general. You probably have a good reason! I wondered if it might help to vent. What has you disillusioned? I wonder if the
If you have Saturn and Neptune Mashed in your chart, chances are you’re misdiagnosed. I realize that’s a strong statement, but I believe it at this point. I’m talking about, Saturn in Pisces, Saturn in the 12th, Neptune in Capricorn, Saturn aspecting Neptune, Neptune in the 10th or Neptune conjunct the midheaven. The mistakes and
Do you find yourself crying at the drop of a hat? It’s Neptune in Pisces, sensitizing people, combined with Saturn in Pisces which dissolves blocks and your usual controls. It’s getting ridiculous, in my case. If I see or hear of the slightest kindness, tears flow, almost immediately. If the transiting planets aspect planets in your
Monday afternoon, Mercury stations retrograde in Aries, and the Capricorn Moon squares the Aries Sun. Ruh-roh! Do the work, but expect nothing. If you’re able to handle that, you may be pleasantly surprised.
