**Join me on Oct 8, 2015 for a Webinar on Ceres hosted by the C.I.A. (Cosmic Intelligence Agency) info and registration: http://www.cosmicintelligenceagency.com/2015/09/cia-agent-webinars/ Forever entwined by one of the most important mythologies of the ancient world, astrological Ceres/Demeter and Pluto outline for us the formidable regenerative forces of nature and evolution. Correlating to the mother archetype, Ceres in the natal chart represents a matrix from which we will create a personal identity and relationship prototypes. Our ability to bond, to trust, to be self-expressive, to feel safe enough to openly share our heart, to feel nourished and to nurture is…
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Venus in Leo, June 5 to October 8, 2015 (& more)
Venus in Leo, June 6 to October 8, 2015 Venus is usually a fast mover through the signs, but due to her retrograde cycle, July 25 to September 6, 2015 we will have four months to develop a fresh rapport with the net-worth, self-worth planet through the Leo lens. As the planet of money, assets, and resources, Venus is of significant influence regarding our material wellbeing. Depending on how the Venus transit moves through your chart, money can flow, or it can go. As one half of the relationship duo, the Venus transit marks the next four months as a…
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Solar Eclipse July 11, 2010 Book Announcement
Yesterday’s new moon solar eclipse in Cancer pens a new nineteen year chapter for the collective, and for personal lives too. Around the time of a solar eclipse, we can see significant world events occur, and transitions or passages of someone of prominence. All eclipses are karmic catalysts, (especially so when they directly reference your chart.) On a positive note, something from the past can gain new life. Something that may have been incubating (perhaps for a length of time) can animate now too. Of course this time of new beginnings also pertains to closures, completions and endings of significance….
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June 26, 2010 Lunar Eclipse in Capricorn
The stars now set the stage toward Saturday’s partial lunar eclipse (June 26). This lunar eclipse rises over North and South America, and sets over Australia and Asia. The greatest visibility will occur in the (South) Pacific Ocean, New Zealand, Australia, and Japan. The total duration of this eclipse is just under 3 hours. Note that the effects of eclipses are always strongest where they actually occur, but they will also be influential in corresponding geodetic (astro-mapping) regions. If they do not directly aspect your chart, they can come and go with little impact. (If you don’t know whether or…
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