It's about nine hours to full Moon, and everywhere I look, self included, things and people are going over the top.  In the heavens there's a strengthening straight line between the full Moon, the Earth, the Sun and Jupiter, amplifying and exaggerating everything out of proportion.  And recent geo-physical and weather patterns are only set to get stronger as we approach the end of May and the start of June.  I know that this sounds irresponsible, but I really am suggesting that there are further radical developments to come in the coming few months that are further going to change the world that we comfortably live in in  a way that will be irreversible.  So- let me hypothesize.  Let's abolish the banks, for a start off, leaving only mutual building societies and co-operatives to manage our money for us.  I imagine that house prices are also going to change again, substantially, it's just that I can't tell whether that will be up or down.  But if that's going to happen, it will come in about three months time.  Elections in a number of European countries over coming weeks will probably bring a minor surge to the right, but this will be the death gasp of the old politic.  A whole new system of governance is needed, not old and worn out party politics.  And whilst I don't actively support any party that's not essentially environmentalist at heart, the chart of David Cameron scares me.  Glib and superficial on the surface, I think he will panic when confronted with real responsibility.  And he will initially make Margaret Thatcher look like a left wing socialist.  Five months ago i called the next election in the UK as a hung parliament, and a number of you took me to task, although some of you did offer to supply the rope.  We need governance by concensus, not party politics.  I truly believe that secretly, the Conservative party don't want to win the coming election.  If they do, the actions they will take will ruin them for twenty years, and hasten the end of the current political system.  Look how the right are fragmenting in the USA.  'The past is history, the future a mystery, this moment is a precious gift in time, which is why it's called the present'.  Live for the now and constantly do your best, walk your talk and live each moment as though it may be your last.  This is the way to invite a better future for us all.  Or am I off planet?