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Category Archives: family
Can Madness Link Two Lives?
Elizabeth Thorpe (May 17, 1963) This is awkward, to say the least: my sister, Elizabeth is schizophrenic. She has been this way since her late teens, blaming our mother for hypnotizing her and thereby allowing the Devil to enter her … Continue reading
Posted in family, personal
Tagged astrology, half sister, health and welfare, mental states, past lives, reincarnation, relationships
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I Told You that We were Programmed, too
Lies My Mother Told Me This looks like I’m going for the humour of the situation, but, instead, I’m trying to demonstrate how simple it was for you to buy into a long tradition of your ‘mother’s wise words’. Take … Continue reading
Posted in family, paranoia, personal
Tagged COVID-19, health and welfare, hidden truth, humour, lies, mother, relationships
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A Member of Our Extended Family Died Yesterday
RIP Dennis Lenzin
Birds of a Feather…
Our Guest Budgie likes Hanging with Her Own Kind
This Post is for Serious Astrologers Only
Can an Accident (Even a Minor One) Change a Life Forever? My wife, Susan, is a beautiful person, but she suffers from chronic pain due to an accident that she suffered more than 30 years ago. Last night she chronicled … Continue reading
Posted in family, history
Tagged astrology, Fibromyalgia, health and welfare, pain management
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The Bow, the Arrows and the Quiver
Group Work vs. Cosmic Family Dynamics It’s been an interesting couple of days. Along the way, great lessons have been learned by all concerned. And, depending on one’s point-of-view, a great emancipation success and a dismal failure to launch. My … Continue reading
Posted in family, paranoia, spirituality
Tagged cooperation, family, relationships, spiritual guidance
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Though Now Apart, They’ll Be Together Forever in Our Hearts
Ordinary People, Living Ordinary Lives (Bee Gees 1989) This post may seem a bit disjointed, but if you bear with me, its meaning may become clear. But first, I’d like to quote the lyrics from “Ordinary People” (and not the … Continue reading
Posted in family, showbusiness
Tagged anthem, brothers-in-arms, music, soft rock, solo, soul training, the 80's, unity
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