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5th July 2010

Today is a hotchpotch.....  Many thanks for the birthday greetings, too many to reply to and modesty (!?) forbids me from publishing them.  Astrology?  Every so often, even when the gear ratio is screaming and the knots can't get tighter, there are periods of relative calm.  Now is such a time - for the last few days, now and for another few days the Sun in the sky is sextiling Mars, at least until the eclipse on the 11th.  Sticking my neck out a bit here, but in the short term all should be well, although the closer we get to Sunday's solar eclipse the more I'll probably be linking it to the year 1993 and the dramtic changes in individuals lives of that year.  If you got hit in '93, this eclipse will sort things once and for all.  Crop circles?  It's getting busier, expecially abroad.   Big CGI fake in the USA, more on the Croatia formation, the Dutch story gets better and weirder (I've followed the stories of this kid for a couple of years, and a number of people whom I have the greatest respect for have authenticated his stuff), a couple of good formations (1 and 2) in Germany and what I think is a really poor fake here in Italy.  And then this, on my birthday!  What a great prezzie!  And have a look at the ground shots, there's an element of perfection here...  Telling you, those old farmers with their wood planks have got their art to a tee...  And.  For me, tonight, lecturing for the first time in four years in my home town of Bath - gulp.  Hopefully it will be good, my doorstep will be shining and I will video it and make it available, either as a DVD or download within a week.  Alternatively, I'll bomb, my doorstep will be covered in deep doodoo, and embarrassing pirate versions will surface on you tube.  Ah well.....

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Monday, 5th July 2010 09:28
Hi Steve - interesting what you say about 1993 (you're spot on, as ever) - what was it about that year that was so powerful, astrologically speaking? The eclipses?
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Monday, 5th July 2010 09:59
The trouble Steve, is that I cannot find one year when I have not been hit! So yes, 1993 started a marathon year from day 1 by terminal illness and my mother's death by the end of February, had to empty her flat (which she did not own in 2 weeks)..all this obviously traveling back and forth to France, in the snow (remember very well with my 2 year old daughter at the back of my old car!). It was also the first year of my DPhil, a marathon of a year before I was forced to move (not to this home I have moved twice since)... and it went on.. the roller coaster ride.. when did it actually start and when does it end..... this is the question. So I have given up linking cycles!
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Monday, 5th July 2010 11:11
Hi Steve. Yes 1993 was a terrible life changing year for me healthwise.One where I thought my world had ended. which in a way it did BUT a new wonderful world did start opening up for me after that.I think it was a death of an old way of being and a rebirth. What was so significant about that year astrologically? Love to all.
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Monday, 5th July 2010 15:59
How interesting Steve. 1993 was a dramatic year for me - I was stuck in a small company with a mysogynistic boss who only promoted men. Interest rates rocketed and I was forced to sell my beautiful house and relocate to take up a job in Scotland. Coldest winter in Perthshire for 50 years: minus 18 degrees at the beginning of October and we were living in a chalet ... My kids were not amused but they love it up here now. I am now in the process of selling the house I bought in 1994, so that I can fulfill some dreams ;-) Here's hoping!
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Monday, 5th July 2010 18:30
Well things have definately calmed down in ways i never expected! Today i woke feeling very weird internally, like there is something brewing/bubbling away...have no idea what is occurring....1993? think i moved house with undercurrents of personal stuff going on....any change that is positive will be welcomed x
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Monday, 5th July 2010 19:01
wish you hadnt mentioned 1993, serious health and mental health issues during that time, sheer hell for me and family, ended up loosing it all, never have recovered. nothing can be worse than that, still, it causes me pause to think ..even a second... of reliving any experience close to that... shutters
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Monday, 5th July 2010 22:45
Mmmm 1993 - I spent the first half of the year in turmoil - would I or wouldn't I leave my husband. I did, only he didn't like it - stood in front of me and my daughter and said that I was leaving as I didn't want to be part of the family anymore, but that it was alright as they would be fine, didn't need me and that he was going to become a christian too (she was in a Church group)) and that he had sent for his sister as he was going out and she would make sure I left the marital home befoer he got back. SO yes Steve I remember 1993 very well. That actually was 15th July. I subsequently lost everything, and still can't build bridges with my daughter - she won't take the olive branches I keep offering, as she believed the pack of lies her father told her, including blaming me for her not having any siblings. (Down to him actually not me, and yes I did tell her that). Funny how he started doing housework, even ironing etc, when in all of 16 years of marriage he wouldn't lift a finger! But hey - life goes on, but it took me about 5 years to find my feet and pick myself up again. I keep joking that one day I will buy myself a pair of red stripey socks - Wicked witch of the west!! But it was no joke at the time I can tell you. Very intrigued to know what you mean by "this eclipse will sort things once and for all". Hugs to all. Sx
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Monday, 5th July 2010 23:04
1993 was a landmark year for me. September I moved out of a marriage to a very damaged and damaging man, lost my home, my source of income, way of life etc, and my stepfather died three weeks prior. Things are looking so very much brighter than that now, so I look forward to the twists and turns of the next few days. Uranus going direct was a very strange but rewarding and enlightening experience. Still loads of stress though, that's going on for a few months I reckon, for me personally. Hope you got really partied out on the weekend! Blessings x Ella
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Tuesday, 6th July 2010 10:13
Same here. Expanded my business then due to unforeseen circumstances everything came crashing down and resulted in my bankruptcy. Tried 3 times since then to rebuild but each time ended in failure. The only connection being the fact that I was working with a business partner and on each occasion they came out on top leaving me to pick up the pieces. Now trying for a 4th time. No partner just myself so maybe this year any success will be mine alone. I will be working with others but at arms length. First samples of my new products went out yeaterday. Fingers X'd.
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Tuesday, 6th July 2010 11:13
PS What am I like? Uranus going retrograde not direct! Had the weirdest day Monday, keeping an eye on a young gull that had fallen from it's nest until the Gull Rescuers arrived in the evening (not at lunchtime as at first told!) Frustrating or what, cost most of a day's work, but what price do you put on a life? Horrible dilemma, but of course it was a gift. I now know how threatened gulls are. Their numbers have dropped off very severely. They live on rooftops which they're not designed for, their babies fall off instead of pottering around after mum and dad until ready to fly,( we have taken their cliff homelands), they scavenge because as hunters their food source has been taken by humans, (sprats, little fish) and then they have to get their babies to the sea from their rooftop homes instead of just spreading their wings and soaring away from their nests :( They scavenge because they're hungry. Lots of them actually starve, get shot and poisoned, babies just get run over in the road. Not unlike behaviour towards many other species, including birds of prey. Do we as a species really deserve to be here? What do we do for our fellow inhabitants? Ugh, there are definitely times when I'm not proud to be human. The Gull rescuers have an aviary in their back garden, their organisation is all volunteers, they go out to retrieve damaged gulls keep them safe until they can move on to a bigger aviary that they have to be very strong to escape from and join the wild ones. So many quiet heroes and heroines quietly getting on with it. Very aware also through the readings I am doing of what a quiet spiritual explosion is going on :) Blessings x Ella