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Trust the Planets! Update.
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Lynn Hayes
by Lynn Hayes photo taken by Eric Nguyen. Back in early 2007 I did a reading for a woman whose husband of many years had just left her. She called me because she wanted some help in figuring out a way to try to get him back. I told her that while I may not…
Jeremy Piven, Mercury Poisoning, and the Saturn Effect
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Lynn Hayes
by Lynn Hayes Jeremy Piven has left the Broadway production of Speed the Plow after being diagnosed with mercury poisoning. Piven, who apparently eats lots of sushi and eats some kind of fish twice a day, sought medical treatment for exhaustion and excessive fatigue. He was found to have elevated mercury levels that were five to…
Obama’s preacher situation and Inauguration Day transits
By
Lynn Hayes
President-Elect Barack Obama has taken the concept of reaching across the aisle to a new level in his choice of Evangelist Rick Warren to deliver the opening invocation at the inaugural ceremony on January 20. Rick Warren, author of “The Purpose Driven Life” and one of the best-known evangelical ministers in the US, was moderator…
The Fed still doesn’t get it
By
Lynn Hayes
by Lynn Hayes The current economic downturn is caused by a global contraction and correction. From an astrological perspective, this correlates closely to the entry of Pluto into Capricorn which demands facts and a strong foundation in order to achieve economic growth. For the past 13 years, as long as Pluto was in Sagittarius (the sign…
Inspiration for times of change
By
Lynn Hayes
From Beth Owl’s Daughter’s newsletter this month: [T]ere is a lovely interpretation of the 59th hexagram of the I Ching, Huan or Dissolution, which I think illuminates the lessons we’ve been experiencing in this Wheel of Fortune year: “Crisis means opportunity, but only when all of like mind can be organized behind one compelling visionary…
The battle against time
By
Lynn Hayes
Interesting article on a new book called Rhythms of Life: The Biological Clocks that Control the Daily Lives of Every Living Thing: Man has invented many ways to measure physical time, from ancient sundials to water and sand clocks, from the pendulum to the wind-up pocket watch, all the way to the modern atomic clock.…
Pluto: “The Seeds of What Could Be”
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Lynn Hayes
Robert Wilkinson has a great article about Pluto in Capricorn today. I particularly love this section: Pluto is how we confront the seeds of what is and could be, and learn the willingness to do what it takes to get to the core patterns so that a better seed can sprout in our lives. If…
The Tale of the Antikythera Mechanism
By
Lynn Hayes
by Lynn Hayes A new video shows a reconstruction of the Antikythera Mechanism by museum curator Michael Wright: Â This is an extremely sophisticated device using a 19-year lunar cycle, which corresponds to the 19-year cycle of the lunar nodes. Â New Scientist online magazine weaves an exciting tale of the origins of this incredible device,…
The Christmas Star
By
Lynn Hayes
by Lynn Hayes Every year at about this time we start pondering the mystery of the Star of Bethlehem. There are lots of different explanations that I’ll be covering over the next couple of weeks. Here is an interesting article that appeared in Universe Today: David Reneke, news editor of Australia’s Sky and Space Magazine, believes…
Big Full Moon on Friday. I mean, really big!
By
Lynn Hayes
by Lynn Hayes According to NASA: The full Moon of Dec. 12th is the biggest and brightest full Moon of the year. It’s no illusion. Some full Moons are genuinely larger than others and this Friday’s is a whopper. Why? The Moon’s orbit is an ellipse with one side 50,000 km closer to Earth than…
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