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December Skywatch is posted!
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Lynn Hayes
You can find it on my website here, or sign up for your own subscription with a translation into English. Meanwhile here’s what you need to know about the first week in December, along with a synopsis of December’s major events. OVERALL ASTROLOGICAL PICTURE In December 2011 and January 2012 we will continue to see…
Chinese jobs use “star signs” to discriminate
By
Lynn Hayes
While I always love to see astrology getting some press in mainstream news, the first clue that someone doesn’t know a thing about astrology is when they call the zodiac “star signs.” The twelve signs of the zodiac represent an image of the apparent path of the Sun as it travels around the Earth, from…
Sunday Inspiration: A spell to commit Pronoia
By
Lynn Hayes
thanks to Rob Breszny for this poem by psychotherapist Jennifer Welwood. Willing to experience aloneness, I discover connection everywhere; Turning to face my fear, I meet the warrior who lives within; Opening to my loss, I am given unimaginable gifts; Surrendering into emptiness, I find fullness without end. Each condition I flee from pursues…
Sagittarius New Moon eclipse, November 25 2011 PLUS Mercury turns retrograde
By
Lynn Hayes
Art by Sally J. Smith, from Silver Rockets. The New Moon occurred a few hours ago, but we are still in its influence for the next day or two. Although astronomically this is technically a partial eclipse, because the lunation was 12 degrees away from the Nodes of the Moon, that is a bit too…
The astrology of the Penn State scandal
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Lynn Hayes
On November 4, 2011 a grand jury indicted Jerry Sandusky, former assistant football coach at Penn State University, on 40 counts of sexual abuse against young boys. Evidently these assaults or advances had been going on since 1994 despite the knowledge of other officials with the football team. What is even more shocking is that…
Sunday inspiration and planetary news
By
Lynn Hayes
This week’s inspiration is the Grand Trine in Earth that is blessing us from the heavens over the next couple of weeks. A Grand Trine occurs when three (or more) planets align in a triangular formation, dividing the circle of the zodiac into thirds. The number three is a perfect number: it cannot be subdivided…
Full Moon in Taurus, November 10, 2011
By
Lynn Hayes
photos stolen from Beth Owl’s Daughter. Since she is a friend she probably won’t mind! The Moon will reach its fullness in Taurus at 3:16 pm Eastern time (7:16 pm GMT) on November 10, 2011. The Sun is in Scorpio, and with the climax of the lunar cycle at the Full Moon a tension exists…
Neptune and Chiron turn direct, and other planetary news this week
By
Lynn Hayes
Neptune and Chiron both change direction in a few days after traveling retrograde since earlier this year, which means their (apparent) motion has slowed to a virtual standstill as they prepare to move forward again. These two have been tied together since early in 2009, and although the exact conjunction was complete in 2010, since…
My Saturn Return ate my Skywatch
By
Lynn Hayes
At least that’s what I’m blaming it on. Those of you on my mailing list already know this story, but after spending over two hours writing the November Skywatch a template glitch ate the entire thing before it could be posted. Thanks to those of you who suggested writing the article in a Word document…
Regulus moves into Virgo and the British law of succession changes
By
Lynn Hayes
What we call the “fixed stars” (as opposed to planets, known in antiquity as the “wanderers” because they moved across the sky from the vantage point of ancient humans) are actually not so fixed. Although they appear in the same position in the sky, their apparent motion does shift by about 50 seconds of arc…
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