Monthly Archives: November 2010

By Len Wallick Appropriately, the Moon spends Thanksgiving Day in the sign of Cancer, encouraging the fortunate among us to enjoy the blessings of home, hearth, family and dining table. But if we remember this year’s American holiday for anything, … Continue reading →

Today’s Oracle takes us to the Taurus weekly of Dec. 7, 2007 You can feel the circumstances and needs from the opposite viewpoint, and you may be discovering that it’s not so opposite after all. That is the interesting thing … Continue reading →

New posts are below this notice! Dear Planet Waves Reader: Cosmic Confidential was our bestselling 2010 annual edition of Planet Waves. It was a breakthrough annual edition, the 12th that I had done. It really felt like I had completed … Continue reading →

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Today’s Oracle takes us to the Cancer weekly of Dec. 14, 2002 It is true, the stakes are getting higher. You also seem intent on looking for the dark cloud inside the silver lining, and it is perhaps a good … Continue reading →

Dear Friend and Reader: Your podcast is ready — here is the link. In this edition, I look at the Sagittarius alignment and its relationship to the “national security” news we’re being pelted with: the TSA patdowns and naked x-rays … Continue reading →

by Carol Van Strum “Wars and a man I sing…” – Publius Vergilius Maro, aka Virgil (70-19 B.C.), The Aeneid, opening line. Translated by Robert Fagles, 2006. An American hero died in July. Sadly, few outside the halls of academe … Continue reading →

By Len Wallick Continuing from yesterday, this is the last of over four consecutive days when Luna will be situated in a sign opposing the sign where the Sun is. That is an extraordinary length of time for that particular … Continue reading →

Today’s Oracle takes us to the Scorpio weekly of Jan. 17, 2002 If it seems like you’re always on the brink of coming unglued but don’t that’s because it’s not glue that’s holding you together. I don’t know if I’ve … Continue reading →