Ok. I lied, and I’m sorry. In my last book post, I said I had enough books to last me a month, and I wasn’t going to pick up anything new until I was finished with what I had. That didn’t work out so well; the siren song of my beloved Magus Books was too [...]
Archive | August, 2009
A 6th House Joke
A terribly good friend and I used to have one of those pacts where if neither of us were married by a certain age, we would just marry each other. We’re both practical people, so this was a great strategy for us at the time. This is no longer a consideration for either of us, [...]
A Conversation with the Pisces Moon
After reading Jo Tracey’s emotional overdraft post on Saturday, I decided to cut my overly anxious, poverty-complex-riddled Virgo 2nd house a break and book a massage for myself. Of course, it didn’t involve spending new money- I had a credit there already that I needed to use- but the act of calling and making the [...]
Dig a Little Deeper.
Life can be a lot of drama. You might not be a drama queen yourself, but if you’re here, reading this, you have a pretty strong personality. And people like us tend to attract some heavy stuff, and feel it more than most people… how many times have people told you Oh, it’s not that [...]
{Artes Liberalis und Artes Mechanicae}
Fresco by Giorgio Barbarelli da Castelfranco, circa 1500. Fries mit Grisaille-Fresken zu den Artes Liberalis und Artes Mechanicae im Casa Pellizzari in Castelfranco Veneto. Szene: Globus, Mond, Sonne (Astronomie) Have a great weekend!
Gently Used, Part 2
I’ve gotten carried away with the used books this week, but there are some real gems coming to me. Most of these ones I’ve read before, but it’s nice to have my own copies now. Astrology for the Soul by Jan Spiller Complete Book of Tarot Spreads by Evelin Burger and Johannes Fiebig Foreseeing the [...]
On the Ascendant: See the World Your Way
This post is the second in an occasional series on the Ascendant in your horoscope. Your ascendant is your eyesight- you see the world through it. Many people speak of the ascendant as a mask, a cover story. But when you learn to work with your ascendant instead of hiding behind it, the world pulls [...]
