The North Node conjuncts Saturn about once every 11 or 12 years, and those people born with this placement do not have the easiest time in life. The combination of the two energies is like pressing the gas pedal – North Node- and the brakes – Saturn- at the same time and wondering why you’re […]
Summer Babies of 1979: North Node Conjunct Saturn Read More »
Yesterday when I read that Claudine Gay submitted her resignation, my heart hurt for her. I know her downfall comes from republican critics of DEI, from pro-Israeli’s and from conservatives who found plagiarism in her doctoral thesis and journal articles, which I will address in bits and pieces as I process this bludgeoning, but today’s
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I was looking up an old Robert A. Johnson interview I had seen a while ago on youtube, and I was looking for the comment I had made under the video. With my 3rd house lord, Saturn, conjunct the north node, I can find something to complain about with the most brilliant of thinkers (Saturn
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There is a study that I think about a lot- it’s a study on the Maharishi Effect where a certain number of people get trained in transcendental meditation in a given city, and once the number of participants reaches a certain mathematical threshold — like a certain percentage of the population — their meditation sessions
Where Politics and Psychology Meet Read More »
Over the past year (actually several), my boyfriend has been reading through my large and mostly unread collection of Carl Jung books, and I’ve heard all about Jung’s long-windedness and inability to get to his point. Finally he’s found an essay of his that he likes, and that’s Answer to Job which he just finished
Union of Opposites Read More »
My boyfriend and I were walking the other night and we were talking about how important it is for kids to learn skills in order to be able to express what’s in their minds. He teaches coding to kids, and he just wrote a book about it, in which he says “we’re not teaching kids
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Not everyone struggles with their t-square. According to Tracy Marks, author of An Astrological Guide to Managing your T-Square, there are quite a few determining factors, which can land them in one of four categories: Very Strong, Strong, Moderate, and Weak. I will add my own: Do you have a weak or strong t-square? What
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I’m trying to write a script for a video about T-squares to record this weekend, and I’m stuck bouncing back and forth between the three planets that form my own t-square, which is a bit meta, but I want to get to the bottom of it. Being off for Christmas, I have these expectations that
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I received a really interesting workbook from my boyfriend this Christmas. He reads really old books sometimes, like Aristotle and John Milton, but he’ll also read obscure scientific works from the 1960’s, for example, that have since been overshadowed by more famous synthesizers of information in their field. One such book was by Dr. Gene
Getting a Felt Sense of What You’re Trying to Birth Read More »
As all Christians learn growing up, God punishes us because he loves us. He sends us problems to sand down our sinfulness like sandpaper because he cares. However, there were some major prayers that I prayed as a youth that were never answered, and initially I settled for the answer that God was testing me
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