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The eclipse gave Pink a fall
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Lynn Hayes
And turned her a bit red (with embarrassment) after an aerial harness failed to operate properly. As it happened, the solar eclipse at 19 degrees Cancer was nearly exactly conjunct her natal Mars and in square to her Aries Moon. Pink is one of those “radical Virgos” you hear about (Amy Winehouse is one), with…
Astrological musings radio today: Chiron, the shamanic healer
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Lynn Hayes
Chiron is preparing to turn retrograde so it is most powerful now as it slows down at the zero degree of Pisces and prepares to complete its passage through Aquarius.Chiron’s process of healing is a shamanic one that takes us to the root of all of our fears and emotional pain, inspiring us to transmute…
Transformation and the Gulf oil spill
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Lynn Hayes
“Gaia,” by Alex Grey Much has been written recently comparing the Gulf oil spill to the rumored Hopi prophecy that predicts the seas turning black and causing the death of many living things. Certainly there is no doubt that the disaster in the Gulf will transform life as we know it as it destroys much of…
The easy way to navigate the lunar nodes: Rahu-Ketu puja
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Lynn Hayes
The nodes of the moon are like signposts that point the way to our destiny, with the South Node describing the influences of the past, and the North Node pointing towards our future. The Vedic scholars call these points Rahu (North Node) and Ketu (South Node) and while western astrology tends to look at these…
Saturn at the 29th degree: A fiesta of recalls
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Lynn Hayes
Saturn tends to create challenges and shows us where we have to wake up to some cold, hard realities. As it has traveled through Virgo over the past two and a half years, it’s been bringing up some difficult truths about the healthcare system and in fact our very health itself. Virgo is associated with health, but…
The July 11 eclipse over Easter Island
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Lynn Hayes
Thanks to NASA’s Astronomy Photo of the Day. Makemake, a god in Easter Island mythology, may have smiled for a moment as clouds parted long enough to reveal this glimpse of July 11’s total solar eclipse to skygazers. In the foreground of the dramatic scene, the island’s famous large, monolithic statues (Moai) share a beachside…
Diane says goodbye to Saturn in Virgo
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Lynn Hayes
My fellow Libran Diane Lang says goodbye to Saturn in Libra in this wonderful post: I am past ready for Saturn to finish up his current tour through Virgo and move on into Libra. He reminds me far too much of my Libra mom who had lots of Virgo (and Pisces) in her chart .…
The secret to happiness
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Lynn Hayes
I’ve been perusing the net this morning and have found some very interesting sites about the disaster in the Gulf and what it could mean for long-term chaos and trauma. It’s the perplexing nature of our planet that we go through cycles of misery and triumph, but through the midst of the ups and downs…
Spend or save for economic growth?
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Lynn Hayes
Last weekend I watched the debate between Paul Krugman and Niall Ferguson on Fareed Zakaria’s show GPS. Paul Krugman is a Nobel prize-winning economist and author with an expertise in international economics, and Niall Ferguson is a historian with a specialty in economics with a conservative approach to economics which include replacing a graduated income tax with…
On the radio Sunday morning: The July 11 eclipse show
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Lynn Hayes
For this show I’ll be discussing ways to harness the energy of a New Moon or a Solar eclipse to set powerful intentions, and I also want to talk a bit about breaking free from the beliefs that hold us back. You won’t find this mentioned in the blurb for the show on Blog Talk…
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