The longer I study astrological t-squares, the more I’m fascinated by how connected are astrology and the Enneagram. The t-square is the linchpin of my astrological chart, and it also shows in visual form what work the Enneagram requires of me as a Four. Standard disclaimer: not all Fours have t-squares, and just because you […]
Climbing the Mountain: Integrating the Apex of Your T-Square Read More »
Between getting hit on the side of the head that my dad might be a Six this year, realizing some people I love are Sixes, seeing more clearly the Six-ness behind the conspiracy theorizing that’s dismantling western democracy, seeing the case for Luigi Mangione being a Six, and finally facing my Jordan Peterson fears, 2024
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I’ve been having a hard time slogging through the trauma of the American election, with the attendant social media hazards that come along with politics. I couldn’t sleep tonight, so I wrote this fictional post to baby boomers who supported the male candidate: Baby boomers, has the church let you down? Do you see through
Conspiracy Theories: the Church of the Failed Baby Boomer Read More »
Last weekend, I made a video about three ways to heal your T-Square, but I realize that the accompanying worksheet that I posted in the video description isn’t hyperlinked, and you can’t even see the whole web address. I’m going to have to figure that out, but in the meantime, I’m just posting it as
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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
Robert A. Johnson’s Disappointing Resignation to Christianity Read More »
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 »
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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I was so excited about blogging this morning, I woke up at 5:40 am. I just graduated with my degree in political science last April (took me 20 years!), and politics has weighed heavy on my mind of late. Politics is as much about policy as it is about psychology, and I would like to