Thanks Steve. I feel it coming, I really do. Things are changing. Ron (Pisces)

Oh thank goodness, crazy sounds so happy now. Thank you.

Hi Steve, i am new to your site which i have started to navigate from Johnathan cainers site. I have to say l am very impressed with your upcoming predictions for 2010.(especially for Aries concerned!) I am a typical Aries i am and & AM waiting patiently for my opportunities to appear.!(so long awaited... sigh of relief!)I will be sure to grab every opportunity that comes my way for sure......Its been along time coming for sure.! Thank you. I contuine to read your updates with much anticipation, faith, & of course humour!!!.......:))

I am much happier and settled, the main reason being:- I had a reading with Steve last week, and the astrological landscape he explained made absolute sense in terms of all the highly unsettled time I have been experiencing.. Instead of thinking that everything thats happened is negative- I can now see clearly that this is all a necessary process to start building the foundations of a new life... Anyone who hasn't had a reading with Steve- do he will give you a very objective and balanced outlook of what is happening in your life and future potentials.He is also understanding...Certainly no caustic comments!!! Well this week is launching time- plans into action(well that actually started last Wednesday when Mars started to go direct- the energy for me was the most powerful I have felt in a long time on that day- but more about that for a different post....) Have a good weekend all....and my theme tune for today for today has to be from the Gorillaz-"Im happy the future is coming on....."

This comment is in reference to yesterdays blog dated 11th march in reply to the second one down…’Class conscious’ YES… I know I am (with you there Steve) and we should be because it is there… so we need to acknowledge it, however uncomfortable it makes any of us feel. ‘Very disappointing’ you the writer of that comment can be as that is your right… sad for you… but really no need to be disappointed, as Steve’s comments are his own and you do not need to latch your own emotions onto them, other wise you are putting yourself at risk of emotions that are ultimately controlled by someone else’s way of thinking… Choose to agree or agree to disagree… Of course the Rich can be generous they have the funds for it …But more to the point is How can the comfortably Rich govern us and really understand the plight of the majority, of the humans in the land of the United Kingdom. We need humans leading us who are intelligent responsible empathetic compassionate and really wanting to promote truth and love towards humans, animals, plants and other beings on this beautiful planet. Much love to all Annie xxx

There seems to be a bit of a lull after the tough days mid-week. Uranus seems to have little influence after the impact of Saturn and Pluto... for me personally.. and this has been very potent. As for class consciousness, I would concur with Annie that we need to remember that in the UK at least, a report has exposed an incredible rise in inequalities. And so, there go all the Millennium goals on poverty alleviation at home and in the developing world. Those who believe in the ultimate 'progressive' nature of capitalism, think again. And for those who are wealthy, they should hang the comfortable coat of Philanthropy. Their generosity for the poor is not fitted to the upcoming social and political transformation of the 21st Century, what we needs is a social order based on rights and fundamental human rights, collective responsibilities not token individual gesture to collective conscience. So may be we should start with eradicating all the conveniences of the law that enable many to never pay their dues to the collective purse in the UK and in countries all over the world: “….the amount of funds held offshore by individuals is about $11.5 trillion – with a resulting annual loss of tax revenue on the income from these assets of about 250 billion dollars. This is five times what the World Bank estimated in 2002 was needed to address the UN Millenium Development Goal of halving world poverty by 2015. This much money could also pay to transform the world’s energy infrastructure to tackle climate change.” Let's do away with Philanthropic gestures and enforce collective and universal individual rights.