Category Archives: history

What Can I Possibly Say About This Man?

John Denver (December 31, 1943 – October 12, 1997) Sometimes, they say, it’s better to say nothing at all. But then I looked at his birth and death charts. There are two Yods (Fingers of God), one pointing at the … Continue reading

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When Questioned, DJT’s Higher Spirit Said “I’m Sorry”

Elton John’s “Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word” (1976) When questioned why by Karen of “Ask the Spirit Guides” YouTube channel, the higher spirit said: “Still alive.” What happened to his “disrupter” soul contract? “Went too far.” What about … Continue reading

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OK. Sometimes One’s End Erases a Life Achievement

Meriwether Lewis (August 18, 1774 – October 11, 1809) Wondering if Lewis was a reincarnation of Pierre Radisson, I started to do my due diligence of Lewis’ life, or, more accurately, his death. Now I wish I hadn’t, because it’s … Continue reading

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They were the More Famous Pair to Explore America

Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery Expedition (May 14, 1804) I’m jealous of them. Ask anyone who Lewis and Clark were and they’ll be able to tell you all about their expedition to explore the western lands acquired after the … Continue reading

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“Elbow’s Up” Comes from “Mr. Hockey” Himself

Gordie Howe (March 31, 1928 – June 10, 2016) I’m sure hockey fans would know, but the rest of the world might be slightly mystified with the latest Canadian anti-tariff saying, “Elbows Up”. Gordie Howe was the complete package. He … Continue reading

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The 1960’s Became a Free-for-All Sexually

FDA Approves First Birth Control Pill (May 9, 1960) Sometimes you have to look back in time to see how (and why) things turned out the way they did. There are two inconjuncts: I expect they would have been there … Continue reading

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He’s an American First

Pope Leo XIV (Elected May 8, 2025) It only took four votes, over two days. The speculation was that the new Pope could be either American or Canadian born. As MSNBC’s Chris Hayes said last night, “We have a pope … Continue reading

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That’s Why It’s Called a Confederation

Is Canada Really United? There are warning signs that a couple of provinces may be thinking of going their own way, and leaving the country. Admittedly, that will leave a hole in the middle of the map should they succeed … Continue reading

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Canada’s P.M. Walked a Tightrope and Survived the Test

Carney Meets Trump (May 6, 2025) What can I say? This meeting was fraught, right from the start, but diplomacy kept it from devolving into a Zelenskyy confrontation of epic proportions. Canada chose the right man for the job. That … Continue reading

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He is Called “The Father of the Constitution”

James Madison (March 16, 1751 [NS] – June 28, 1836) Reincarnation Research has not made this link, as far as I know. But I had a hint from Karen’s “Ask the Spirit Guides” channel video yesterday. But more on that, … Continue reading

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