We’re past the Capricorn Full Moon now, and many of you will be settling up old business and ready to move on. The next few days could be tough, but I’m holding out for closure and a lighter load. Part of my new direction is getting involved in Vashon Intuitive Arts, our new metaphysical center. more »
I have a very exciting announcement to make – and no, I’m not disregarding my own advice not to start new projects at an eclipse! I’ve been working furiously behind the scenes on this project for the past month. When RealAstrologers was launched in 2008, I offered reports written entirely from scratch, without the aid more »
Today’s post by Ruth looks at the signs of Gemini and Sagittarius – very timely, with upcoming eclipses in this sign pair. ~Pat “In the beginning was the Word …” Gemini rules the breath, speech, languages, writing, communication, networks, and communion on all levels. Hidden within Gemini are the deepest mysteries of creation and destruction. more »
In The Labours of Hercules: An Astrological Perspective, by Alice Bailey, the first labor in Aries requires Hercules to capture and corral a herd of flesh-eating horses that have been ravaging the land and terrorising the people. Full of joy and enthusiasm, Hercules quickly manages to round up the horses thinking “well that was easy.” more »
When an event is as shocking and tragic as last Saturday’s shooting spree in Arizona, we call it “senseless,” and yet, we try to make some sense of it, to find some meaning. Astrology is uniquely suited as a code to decipher hidden messages. If there is any meaning to be found at all in more »
I’m taking the day off to bake cookies and pies and go to dinner with friends. But you are all in my thoughts. It took me a couple of hours, but I figured out how to upload an MP3 of my favorite Christmas song, one with old pagan roots, sung here by the Roches. If more »
Sometimes weather is just weather, with no astrological connection. The snow began falling here on Sunday. By Monday evening, the roads were becoming impassable, and later that evening, high winds knocked out the power lines. Thousands were without electricity for more than two days. So it’s not Siberia, and I’m sure many of you in more »
The other day I was lying on my back, listening to a recording of keyboards intermixed with ocean waves. It reminded me of my life in California, many years ago. It might as well have been a past life. I was someone else back then, and I was somewhere else, with an entirely different group more »
You’ve probably noticed a few things different around here. I hope you’re able to pick your way over the unpacked boxes and aren’t too disoriented. I’ve had this project in the works for a couple of months and was hoping to be able to unveil it in a (somewhat) final form. Unfortunately, things don’t always more »
I was about to hit the delete key on the e-mail from Amazon announcing Heidi Klum’s new line of clothing, but when I saw it was for New Balance, I decided to take the bait. “Balance,” of course, is the keyword for Libra, and the new line was launched on October 7, the day of more »