Tuesday, Tuesday

Posted on July 7, 2009 by Eric Francis

I’ve said just about everything I can say about today’s lunar eclipse in Cancer. I guess there’s always more; astrological charts have so much going on sometimes I feel like I can write abook about each one. In case you’re not on any of our lists, today I wrote and distributed a special edition horoscope for the eclipse.

Eric Francis

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Eric Francis is the founder, editor and publisher of Planet Waves, Inc., an internet publishing company that created the Planet Waves internet sites. Planet Waves Daily Astrology & Adventure publishes four times daily with a focus on astrology, politics, sexuality, relationships and photography.
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3 Responses to Tuesday, Tuesday

  1. Eric Francis Eric Francis says:
    July 7, 2009 at 9:21 am

    The Western calendar — the solstices, equinoxes and cross quarters — also tell a story

  2. Len Wallick Len Wallick says:
    July 7, 2009 at 9:07 am

    Eric: Precisely.
    Patty: Thank you for your contribution – this is indeed a narrow place and faith is.

    How i see it so far: This triple series of eclipses is a beginning, a middle and and an end. A mostly blank book that will ultimately become a prologue.

    I would also submit the Chinese character / word / concept of wu. Complex, with no precise translation, but start with the English word without.

    Be aware, feel flow, hold space, practice timing. Not the time to be Rip VanWinkle, but not the time to be a bull in a china closet either.

    Offered In Gratiitude,
    Len Wallick

  3. Patty says:
    July 7, 2009 at 5:41 am

    This came in my email this morning: In traditional Judaism the time period between the 17th of Tammuz and the 9th of Av is called ‘bein ha Metzarim’ which is translated between the narrow places or dire straits. It is the time to walk in faith, not fear. This period begins on Thursday (July 9). Have to remind myself of this when I go to work this morning.

    I love the Jewish calendar – it tells a story, the same as the sabian symbols.

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