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Astrology: Eclipses of 2020

on July 04, 2020

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A Bit Of Personal History About Me

I was talking with a few of my fellow Super Aquarians today and this subject came up as one of us lost their mother last month. Aside from wishing condolences, those of us who have had the same experience were writing about our own mothers. This is my remembrance, or more accurately, a tiny fraction of it: "My Mom passed in 2003 on Feb 11th. I think she purposely held on a few days so it wouldn't be on my birthday. It was metastatic breast cancer, and it had paralyzed most of her body. I had known for a couple of years that it was coming, as she had both MS & Parkinson's. She donated her body for research because that was so rare. Mom was a Sagittarius, and very wiccan with a touch of new age. She also must've had a lot of Mars in her chart, because she had a wicked temper if you crossed her, and held grudges for life. 1st female journeyman carpenter in the State of Wisconsin, married 4 times and then said enough. She dragged us all over the country as kids, I cal...

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Thoughts On The Impending Pluto Station October 11th 2023 - Followed By The 20-Year Transit Of Pluto In Aquarius

Source: NASA / JHUAPL / SwRI Pluto is just beginning its transit through Aquarius , which will last for 20 years. The "dwarf planet" of astronomy has lost none of its potency in the lore of astrology. Already Pluto has dipped a toe in Aquarian waters before slowing, then stationing, and then doing the Moonwalk back into Capricorn. That Moonwalk is slowing down, and on October 11th, 2023, Pluto will "station" direct, and start moving forward again, taking until January of 2024 to re-walk forward into Aquarius, where it will transit over twenty years . Given that I have six planets in Aquarius in my natal chart, neither I nor my fellow Super Aquarian tribe are looking forward to this tank-roll of the ruler of Hades over each planet in our stellium, one-by-one over the next two decades. As you can see here, I have a couple of natal planets in the 5th house of passions, love, and pleasure, and four more in the 6th house of health, routines, work, and service. This incl...

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