Mother of Palms Astrology

This is a brief post characterizing our last greatest modern astrological trend. I hope to give you a sketch of the creepiness of the "force" behind world events.  Here's a fact. Back in the 90s Neptune was in Capricorn. No planet works without a bunch of humans around, so enter Gen X. What was the sign that Gen X represents? Pluto in Libra. Well, Capricorn's ruler, Saturn, is exalted under Libra. Starting to make sense? How there's a dynamic beyond what we conceive of as astrology? A good question is why the energy of that time was negative. Does it make sense why everyone was critical? Jaded? Self-degrading? Dirty? There's a mystery. Do the exaltations make our lives easier? Or do they also hurt us to help us? Or is there something I'm missing?   Every few decades Saturn "loses" it's rings. This is an optical illusion with a spiritual effect that degrades society and loosens authority. This happened last year, and it happened in the 90s!  A...

Every sign's got three lines of action. The three lines of action: positive, neutral, and negative. They're always "on." But planets and points alter their dynamic.  Capricorn's one sign. Capricorn's highest expression is a "positive-negative" expression. This means serving humanity with a smile. This is rare. Because Capricorn's nature is service to humanity one of its  original symbols is the shepherd. Capricorn is the non-judgment sign. Hearings, objective people, prestige, non-duality, paradox, and safety. The neutral action is introversion. I'm going home but I'm outside but I'm under my carport; I see you, but I don't want to see you deal. Oh, add David Lynch mechanics to the bunch. So you have "weird" moments. Negative is "black" Saturn. Death, famine, emuneration, enclosure, poverty; ignorance, hyena cackles, and deafness, lack of intelligence For us, this month a couple sextiles are taking in the first...

  Pisces' role as spring-forerunner. The evolution of mind through the zodiac. 

March 4: I'd say the Iran escalation, and the breaking of a marine's arm are the most important start off to Neptune in Aries. Read to find out more.  Needless to say, the marine event is a lot to unpack. As an astrologer, the best I can do is pinpoint to events/timings: and therein lies the fun part!  So let's start with what I see. Clearly, the marine suffers from Capricorn. His Angel Juxtaposed him as a man with a gun against his head. Kind of like the doctors coming out of the covid era. What his head is saying is, here I am, come get me. What his outfit is saying is those senate walls gave me my livelihood. He's hurting to tell HIS truth. So, to what do I add this? Is it Capricorn? Well there are no planets in Capricorn. My answer would be I notch it to Saturn in Aries. So there's Saturn in Aries. He's the walking paradox of war and freedom.  Yet this isn't an ordinary freedom. "Who are we fighting on paper?" is different from who we are fight...

 This guy clearly has a skewed judgment. He's an example of what getting it twisted looks like. He murked his family and refused to run. He was so warped in his head he told the operator what to think. He seemed to think she wanted him dead. This is a controlled breakdown. Venus is an air sign, so it doesn't intuit. It judges. Our judgment needs to line up with our intuitions and "inner voices" or else this shit happens.   This dude thought he was under more pressure than he deserved, and paid the price by overthinking. Air element can be a nerves killer. It's clear he has some type of libra complex under malefic transits.   In tarot air element is 'swords.' that applies to astrology and Libra too. 

  Wrote this one Feb 16 about pisces mercury. "Personality swapping." Comes out March 2 this guy wants to take credit for Jim Carrey. Not only is he hype chasing. But it's a funny example of my personality swapping forecast on pisces Mercury.