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Predictions for Year of the Rat
By
Lynn Hayes
There are a lot of things you can learn in the astrological world, but keeping track of basic Western astrology is about as much as I can manage. Still, synchronicity is at work everywhere, and Chinese astrology probably is just as valid so I thought I’d see what kinds of predictions I could find for…
The Descent of Britney Spears
By
Lynn Hayes
Quite a few of you have written asking me to give an update on Britney Spears, which you can find at the National Ledger. Britney is going through some difficult planetary cycles, but they are no more intense than the ones you and I go through on a regular basis. When the identity is not…
Sunday inspiration for Hope
By
Lynn Hayes
A new day is dawning… We have been engulfed by the politics of fear for too long, where 9/11 was used as a way to scare up votes instead of a way to bring us together around a common purpose to defeat a common enemy. People say, “He’s so idealistic, he’s so naitve…he’s a hopemonger.”…
From the Advice Column: What’s wrong with my mom?
By
Lynn Hayes
I realized I hadn’t posted anything from the advice column for quite some time. I’m very interested in the way health issues manifest in the birthchart, and this was a good example. Q: My mother has been really nervous, lately — and her jaws are tense. She has generally been in good health — with…
Pluto in Capricorn: Enough Happiness Already
By
Lynn Hayes
Capricorn is known for its dour nature and embrace of the difficult, the challenging, and the just plain sad. After all, it is ruled by Saturn whose domain encompasses all of this and worse. So with Pluto having just entered Capricorn perhaps it’s no coincidence that this article appeared in the latest Newsweek, declaring: The…
Obama, Early and Late Boomers, and Pluto generations
By
Lynn Hayes
There are two articles in the latest Newsweek magazine that have inspired posts, so you’ll get one tomorrow about the end of the happiness craze. Today, though, I am excited about Jonathan Alter’s article about the battle between the Early Boomers versus the Late Boomers in the battle between Obama and Clinton. Jill has been…
Molly Hall on the New Moon
By
Lynn Hayes
My own blurb about the eclipse is buried in my article about Super Tuesday, but here’s some wisdom from Molly who coordinates the Astrology pages on About.com: This new Moon (Exact on the 6th at 10:44 pm EST) has the potential to be an extraordinary one. It’s an alignment of five planets in Aquarius (Sun,…
Elsa on the Bill to Ban Fat Diners
By
Lynn Hayes
I can’t even believe this is happening: A state lawmaker wants to ban restaurants from serving food to obese customers — but please, don’t be offended. He says he never even expected his plan to become law. “I was trying to shed a little light on the number one problem in Mississippi,” said Republican Rep.…
Super Tuesday and the Eclipse
By
Lynn Hayes
Tomorrow voters in 24 states plus American Samoa will go to the polls to express their opinion about the presidential election. Most of us know by now that we don’t really get to vote for our president (maybe this is something Pluto in Capricorn can fix) – we just get to express our opinion and…
Online classes coming!
By
Lynn Hayes
If you’re on my mailing list you already know about this, but for you others I’m preparing to begin online classes in March. I’m trying to finalize the times of classes and before I do this I’d like to know if there’s anyone else interested other than the people who have already emailed me. I’ve…
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