![]() Watching pedestrian traffic from a window in Belleville, a neighborhood in the 19th district, Paris. Photo by Danielle Voirin.
Prior cover: Tuileries Gardens.
The Emperor's Full Moon | By Eric Francis
Eric Francis writes, "Capricorn at its best takes the spiritual themes of Sagittarius and structures them in such a way that they become accessible and functional -- religion as opposed to spirituality; nations as opposed to tribes; corporations as opposed to individuals trading or bartering. When this process goes too far, we end up with authoritarian dogma, in the form of evangelists, fundamentalists and tyrants. Blended in the right proportion, you end up with a George Washington or an Abraham Lincoln, both of whom were born under the Capricorn moon. So too were Adolph Hitler and Napoleon I. This should give you an idea of the diversity of its capacity for expression, though 'world leader' is among the keywords for this moon."
The Cap Full Moon | Lunations by Kirsti Melto Capricorn is usually not described as one of the easiest placements for the Moon, and a Full Moon here can be especially stressful. However, you can use the complex astrology of this moment for profound healing. It is not possible to go through the process of healing without experiencing some pain. We are all subject to pain at some point of our lives, and after the healing process we are freer to continue living.
Daily Astrology and Adventure | By Eric Francis We've spent two days now covering energy costs, the American government's investment in oil prices and its effect on the economy. Today, we have a petition written by twelve CEOs of major airlines, attacking oil speculators for trading energy at the cost of consumers. Go to Daily Astrology and Adventure for details.
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