Category: Astral Weather

Heavy, Man

~ susie ~ 15 Comments

WARNING: If you don’t believe in astrology, don’t read this. If you don’t like blogs with posts about astrology, find another blog.

Uranus changes signs about 9 p.m. EST, directly into a tense configuration with Saturn and Pluto. (Let’s just say that I’m not real optimistic about the well plug working – although I’d be thrilled if it did.)

No, it’s not your imagination. This year (and the next) has some of the most challenging astral stuff we’ve seen since the 1960s.

Uranus stays in each sign for seven years and in this case, it was in Pisces – which means unpredictable events related to water. (Tsunamis, hurricanes and oil well explosions, anyone?)

As of tonight, it’s in Aries, which is ruled by Mars – the god of war. Expect big booms, explosions, etc. Expect the wars in the Middle East to heat up – fast.

Aries is also the baby of the zodiac, so it means a new order. I’d say learning to wean ourselves off the national addiction to oil would be a good place to start.

On a personal level, also expect the unexpected. Car crashes, yes, but also things like a spouse suddenly saying, “I can’t take this one more minute!” and walking out the door. (Uranus rules electricity and sudden illumination.)
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7.7 Earthquake

~ susie ~ 12 Comments

In Indonesia.

Now, you probably don’t know enough astrologers to know why none of us are particularly surprised that this is a particularly active time period for major earthquakes. I won’t bore you with all the details (like tomorrow’s direct station of Pluto in Capricorn).

But I can suggest that if you want to follow these things (or if you want to debunk them), you should probably be following Richard Nolle.

Richard has the world’s ugliest website, but he is a very learned astrologer who specializes in natural disasters like earthquakes, floods and hurricanes – that, and financial trends. (He does regular stuff, too.)

As Henry Ford once said, “Millionaires don’t use astrology. Billionaires do.”

I read this at Richard’s site the night before the recent Mexican earthquake:

March might come in like a lion and go out like a lamb some years – but not 2010. For one thing, storm surges in the air, sea and crust of Planet Earth from late March carry into early April – specifically through April 5, as mentioned in last month’s forecast: “The storms and seismic action (and in this case, tidal surges too) during this period are very nearly SuperMoon-class, what with the lunar perigee and southward crossing of the celestial equator both taking place on the 28th, just two days before the full moon on the 30th” . . . and then there’s the Moon’s April 4 south declination extreme bringing up the rear.

These are the very kind of solar, lunar and terrestrial configurations that signal an increase in newsworthy storms with high winds and heavy precipitation (and subsequent flooding); as well as an up-tick in notable seismic activity, including magnitude 5+ earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Being planetary in scale, this combination of celestial factors is planet-wide in scope. So no matter where you are or will be during the early April geocosmic stress window, it’s not a bad idea to be prepared for heavy weather at least. Still, as I mentioned in last month’s forecast, astro-locality mapping the March 30 full moon, the anchor for this period, shows some special risk zones, including a longitudinal vulnerability running from Adelaide-Melbourne up through Tokyo in the east, across the pole and down across central Greenland and eastern Brazil. I’d also keep an eye on the Sun-Moon horizon arc running through the Middle East (touching Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Turkey), across western Russia and the north of Greenland, and down through Canada, the Pacific Northwest and California – including Vancouver, San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Crazy

~ susie ~ 11 Comments

Is it just me, or has the whole world gone batshit crazy in the past few weeks? I just can’t believe the crazy way people are behaving…