The keyboardist of The Doors, Ray Manzarek, died on the 20th of May, of bile duct cancer and his natal chart clearly defines the cause of death. Moon/Mars in Sag in the 12th square Jupiter in Pisces, with Jupiter ruler of the chart, Mars ruling the 4th house of endings and Moon ruling the 8th [...]
Read more →Oklahoma was hit by one of the largest tornadoes in recorded history (2 miles wide) but not the biggest, widest, fastest or longest duration, not that any of that matters to the people of Moore and surrounding areas who don’t care about records. Governor Mary Fallin will have plenty of problems to face, yet help [...]
Read more →This nation was founded by many men who were Freemasons, a brotherhood of advanced thinkers who believed they knew a better way of governing. However, of late, our elected representatives aren’t acting for the good of the citizenry, often violating the very oath they swore, eroding the American system of justice and governance. From the [...]
Read more →The season of change is upon us as the Sun’s entry into Gemini coincides with the third exact square (of 7) of Uranus to Pluto on the 20th complimented by a late evening rendezvous between Mercury in Gemini in sextile to Uranus in Aries, triggering brilliant ideas and innovative solutions to fix unexpected problems with [...]
Read more →This Taurus eclipse is on the S Node rather close to Mercury and Mars, which are both even closer to the S Node in a trine to the ruler of the N Node, Pluto. It sounds like something from the past being reborn to be dealt with again; probably having to do with financial matters, [...]
Read more →The times are indeed changing and the more things change the more they reflect previous eras at the same point in certain planetary cycles. History repeats itself in waves and patterns although it’s more like echoes than exact repetition. There is a resurgence of fascism that spread around the world the last time we had [...]
Read more →The biggest story in sports this month has to be Jason Collins of the NBA coming out at the first pro player to announce he’s gay! While he isn’t exactly the toughest player in the league, he’s always been a solid contributor to whatever team he’s been on. His former coach, Doc Rivers of the [...]
Read more →Boston had a blast on Tax Day at the finish line of the annual marathon, where three people were killed and about a hundred eighty or more seriously wounded or maimed with many requiring amputations. The chart for the explosions, set off by a couple of young Chechen Muslim brothers who are political refugees from [...]
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