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Vladmir Putin is Man of the Year?
By
Lynn Hayes
Time Magazine has declared Vladmir Putin to be Man of the Year for 2007, saying he is the single person with the most power in the world to influence global events. Time calls Putin “the new Tsar,” saying that although he doesn’t care about civil liberties he has brought stability (Capricorn) to a country that…
Pluto in Capricorn: Part II – The Historical View
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Lynn Hayes
This is Part II of the Pluto in Capricorn series. Pluto will be enter Capricorn for the first time January 25, 2008 and will retrograde back into Sagittarius one final time on June 14. It will journey back into Capricorn on November 26, 2008 and remain there until January 21, 2024. For sixteen years, Pluto…
Close encounter with Mars and the Geminid Meteors
By
Lynn Hayes
From Spaceweather.com: On Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th, Mars makes its closest approach to Earth until the year 2016. At a distance of only 55 million miles, Mars outshines every star in the night sky (it is slightly brighter than Sirius) and draws attention to itself with its distinctive red color. This is not to be…
A true story: Creating a vision
By
Lynn Hayes
I’ve down with a bad flu bug so I’ll pick up the Pluto in Capricorn series as soon as I am feeling back to normal. Meanwhile I wanted to share a true story of what happened to a friend of mine. She has had a lot of trouble over the years with a business that…
Jupiter in Capricorn and the Saturn trines
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Lynn Hayes
I’m going to take a break from Pluto in Capricorn to discuss Jupiter, which paves the way for Pluto when it enters Capricorn on the 18th. Jupiter takes roughly a year to go through each sign of the zodiac, and it will remain in Capricorn until January of 2009. As it does so it will…
Pluto through Capricorn 2008-2024
By
Lynn Hayes
This is going to be long, so I’m going to serialize it over the next few days! Image is The Tower from the Glastonbury Tarot, a much less frightening image than the Tower in other decks. The Tower in the Tarot signifies destruction and rebuilding of the established order, which is exactly what Pluto in…
From the advice column: My daughter is wearing me out!
By
Lynn Hayes
One of the more interesting applications of astrology is to identify the underlying nature of our relationships. People ask: Why does my husband think I’m critical of him? Why am I always angry around my co-worker? Usually the conflict is shown in a comparison of the birthcharts, the art of synastry. One reader wrote, “Dealing…
Can Hillary Clinton Win? View from the asteroids
By
Lynn Hayes
Rollan McCleary sent me this link to an article he wrote that is quite fascinating. Some excerpted tidbits: Opposite Hillary’s name asteroid and conjunct her so called Nadir angle,( the home base in any chart) is of all things asteroid, Whitehouse! I accept with the Bible that the skies “utter knowledge” (Ps 19:2) and this…
All about the Jupiter Pluto conjunction
By
Lynn Hayes
When you combine the Cosmic Santa Clause with the Lord of the Underworld (© Robert Wilkinson) all kinds of things can happen. You can get a phenomenal (Pluto) understanding of the Universe (Jupiter). You can also get a gigantic (Jupiter) kick in the pants towards your cosmic destiny (Pluto). Here is a collection of wisdom…
I missed the New Moon! and other planetary news
By
Lynn Hayes
Sorry y’all – when I returned I was obsessed with this mall shooting and didn’t catch up on where the planets were. Those of you who subscribe to Skywatch have already had this information, but for newbies and visitors here’s the excerpt from the December Skywatch on the New Moon and this week’s events including…
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