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Author Archives: cdsmiller17
We All Have a Bit of Magick in Us
Aleister Crowley (October 12, 1875 – December 1, 1947) Up until now, I have avoided this individual, like the plague. It’s not hard to work out why: he personified ‘evil’. But, as always, when you actually look at the person, … Continue reading
Proof of “Peace in Our Time”
Deja and Chants
We (Finally) Have Lift-Off
Artemis I Launch (November 16, 2022) It took some time to get it right, but (so far) it’s going without a hitch. But is there trouble ahead? That Yod, pointing at Mars, formed by inconjuncts to the Sun and Pluto, … Continue reading
Posted in history
Tagged 2024, astrology, POTUS, rocket launch, to the moon and back, Trump, United States history, unmanned
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Subtle Clue? She’s “Home Alone” Too
Enola Holmes 2 (2022) I know, I know, I’ve hinted at the anagram Enola being “Alone” in reverse before. So, what do I think of this second instalment? Not much: I was bored by the fifteen-minute mark. Obviously, I am … Continue reading
Posted in reviews, showbusiness
Tagged detective shows, films, London UK, Netflix, Sherlock Holmes, United Kingdom
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And The Results Are (Not Quite) In…
The 2022 American Midterm Elections It’s a very nebulous business, predicting elections. Obviously, the pundits got it wrong, but Michael Moore didn’t. Also, Cash Peters looked at a lot of individual races, and although he never sees who wins or … Continue reading
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Tagged democracy, Democrats, midterm elections, politics, prophecy, Republicans, Trump, United States history
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In Dreams, a Lychee is Not a Lychee; It’s…
Stephen Lecce (November 26, 1986) My mind is playing pun tricks on me again, mainly because I’m not particularly interested in looking at a minor politician in the Ontario Parliament. But the Universe must have a different purpose, here. So, … Continue reading
Posted in history
Tagged Canada, education, Ontario, politics, Progressive Conservatives, strikes, teachers
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Meet Our Latest Addition:
Deja (September 18, 2022)
Posted in personal
Tagged birds, budgie, creatures great and small, family pet, photography
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Delusional: Believing Your Own Election Hype
American Midterm Elections I don’t trust opinion polls. They have a way of focusing a bias into election platforms that may be misleading. As usual, history was made, yesterday: a long-standing trend of voting against the sitting President was somehow … Continue reading
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Tagged Biden, democracy, Democrats, midterm elections, Republicans, Trump, United States history
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When a Lunar Eclipse Coincides with Politics
Beaver Full Moon (November 8, 2022) Tomorrow is a big day. But not just for American politics. This one is going to be ‘huge’ for me, too. This chart has a definite Cosmic Cross (aka Grand Cross) in its centre. … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, full moon, lunar eclipse, midterm elections, past lives, Radisson, reincarnation, soul journey
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Just a Reminder that the Midterm Elections are Built on:
A House of Cards It is only after the voters have had they collective voices heard will we know what they really think. Everything up until that point is political spin (in other words, not real). So, I will refrain … Continue reading
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Tagged gif me a break, house of cards, midterm elections, politics, United States history
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