Today is the birthday of one of the truly great musical talents on Earth, the legendary Van Morrison. If Van The Man had written only "Gloria" or "Brown Eyed Girl," his place in music history would be secure forever. When you add "Astral Weeks," "Madame George," "Moondance," "Into the Mystic," "Caravan," "Wild Night," "Tupelo Honey," and dozens of other amazing compositions, this guy is for the ages.
This Full Moon at 9 Virgo-Pisces is distributive, closing, and very “flowing” with many internal decisions and confrontations connected to past and future. Here our expectancies should be examined to see what we really WANT to see made manifest, and many will tear themselves away from the known and familiar, gambling everything on a great dream.
We all know that we are about to have a Full Moon at 9 Pisces-Virgo in a few hours. As it’s the second Full Moon this month for most of the world, we call it a “Blue Moon.” But what does that mean?
I was recently asked by a client to explain what I meant by the title statement. I explained what it means to all of us, and why we really cannot take suffering personally, or even hold on to things that were difficult in our past or could be difficult in our future. If you’re interested, read on.
Right now we have some transits that seem to be associated with important developments in many people’s lives, including moves, job offers, and other major forks in the road of individuals and collectivities. If your life is being thrown into changes, release, acceptance, and breakthroughs, you probably have a planet or Ascendant in one of 7 critical zones.
Expect things to get very intense and very focused in the next few weeks! We have just entered an energetically strong period, with major turning points or shifts in direction for those born in late January, late April, late July, and late October over the next two weeks.
Today we continue the theme introduced yesterday exploring what happens when Saturn conjuncts Pluto. This article covers everyone born between 1957 and 1995.
I was working so hard this week I forgot to post my annual birthday celebration of Keith Moon, former drummer of the Who and known far and wide for his “Moon the Loon” craziness.
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