Wooden Racoon and Cobweb

Racoon

Jeopardy answer: How to fix a broken trellis?

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Early Frosting

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A Question of Evil

This article was prompted by a Richard Rohr Meditation that I got in my inbox this morning. In it, he discusses how systemic evil is in life.

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Evil only succeeds by disguising itself as good.

Dom Hélder Câmara (1909-1999) was a Brazilian archbishop and brilliant nonviolent activist who offered a model for understanding how structural injustice leads to greater violence. I overlay Dom Hélder’s teaching on the “spiral of violence” with traditional Catholic moral teaching which saw the three primary sources of evil as the world, the flesh, and the devil—in that order. If evil and institutionalized violence (“structural sin”) go unrecognized at the first level, the second and third levels of violence and evil are inevitable. If we don’t nip evil in the bud at the level where it is legitimated and disguised, we will have little power to fight it at the individual level.

The World

This could have been called “The System”: it isn’t Creation or Gaia, but the underlying structure that’s man-made. It’s the way groups, cultures, institutions, and nations organize to protect themselves and maintain their power. This is the most hidden and denied level of evil. We cannot see it because we are all inside of it, and it is in our ego’s self-interest to protect the corporate deception.

The Flesh

Organized religion has always fixated on this part: sexuality, morality and ‘sin’. When we punish or shame individuals for their sins, we are usually treating symptoms rather than the root problem or cause: the illusion of separation from God and others.

There is a deep and direct connection between “the world” or “the system” with its culture and corporations and the evil things private individuals do. The entertainment and business worlds celebrate people who are greedy, ambitious, angry, vain, prideful, deceptive in the name of profit, and “lustful” in many ways beyond the obvious (these were historically called the “capital sins”). We can’t reward and promote evil at this level and then shame it at the personal level. It does not work. We can’t romanticize war, but then rail against murder. 

The Devil

The Big Bad Wolf is ‘hidden in sheep’s clothing’ as part of the flock, as it were. This personification of evil is hard to name or describe because it’s so well disguised and even idealized. If “the world” is hidden structural violence, then “the devil” is sanctified, romanticized, and legitimated violence—violence that is deemed culturally necessary to control the angry flesh and the world run amuck. Any institution thought of as “too big to fail” or somehow above criticism has a strong possibility of diabolical misuse. Think of the military industrial complex, the penal system, banks, multinational corporations subject to no law, tax codes benefiting the wealthy, or even organized religion itself. We need and admire these institutions all too much. As a result, they can “get away with murder.”

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Cruella De Vil’s car courtesy of Once Upon A Time

Gnosticism

Since almost the very beginning of the Christian Era, alternate thinking has been suppressed by ‘those in control’. Early Christians were actually Gnostic in their approach to understanding what went on with Jesus’ life and “death”.  They saw that this world is actually ruled by a ‘god’ who has usurped the title. This did not win them any friends when it came time to ‘marry’ the Church and State. In fact, it caused them to be hunted down and eliminated.

So, the knowledge went to ‘sleep’, where it has been for a couple of thousand years. Now, people are beginning to ‘wake’ up from their slumber. They are starting to ask questions. And the biggest question seems to be: “Why is evil allowed to exist?”

Conclusion

Can we come back to a Truth? Nothing exists as all good or all evil, especially in this three dimensional, binary world. Light without shadow would be impossible to comprehend. And, like the Yin/Yang symbol, each half has a dot of the other inside.

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Well, folks, it’s the same for us humans: male or female, we each have an internal spirit which is the opposite sex. They are the anima and animus in Jungian Psychology. Why?

For Balance!

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Keep Calm…

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In No Man’s Land

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A Nomadic Life

We have a great heritage here in Canada, National and Provincial Parks. They are spaces reserved for mankind, where, for a price, you can commune with nature. And a lot of people pack up the kids and belongings and head out to the ‘wilderness’ with their tents, campers and caravans throughout the summer. What a life, eh?

They are considered “Weekend Wanderers”, like I was considered a “weekend hippy” during my teens. They don’t live as nomads, they just play at it.

Native Culture

In the distant past, the People, living off the land, had to move from place to place because the land couldn’t support them if they settled down in one spot forever.

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Dances with Wolves

This was especially true when it came to their food sources. The Plains Indians had to follow the buffalo migration in order hunt them. And the buffalo provided much more than just food, they provided utensils (bones) and clothing (hides) for their use. Nothing was wasted.

Beaver Pelts

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Courtesy of CBC.ca

About the mid 17th Century, Europeans discovered that there was an abundance of beaver to be had in the New World. And where money can be made, the enterprising few will seek to do so.

Radisson and Groseilliers were just a couple of ‘chancers’ who wanted to make a  lot of money without having to follow the rules. Because of Radisson’s youthful brushes with the Mohawk (of the Iroquois Five Nations) and their enemies (the Huron and Algonquin confederacy), he was considered a valued asset to any fur trading negotiations: he could speak their languages fluently.

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Courtesy of The Canada Site

As a result, the two set out to find waterways that would take them across the Great Lakes and up to the ‘inland sea’, Hudson Bay. They effectively opened up a great tract of previously uncharted territory, and eventually help start the Hudson’s Bay Company.

But, along with them, came a whole boatload of others who wanted to make their fortunes, too. And the Native Indians soon had a fight on their hands to retain their right to be on the land.

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LAST OF THE MOHICANS, THE (1992)

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Hawkeye –  The novel’s frontier hero, he is a woodsman, hunter, and scout. Hawkeye is the hero’s adopted name; his real name is Natty Bumppo. A famous marksman, Hawkeye carries a rifle named Killdeer and has earned the frontier nickname La Longue Carabine, or The Long Rifle. Hawkeye moves more comfortably in the forest than in civilization. His closest bonds are with Indians, particularly Chingachgook and Uncas, but he frequently asserts that he has no Indian blood. As a cultural hybrid—a character who mixes elements of different cultures—Hawkeye provides a link between Indians and whites. (SparkNotes)

I like to think that Nathanial Bumppo was based upon Pierre-Esprit Radisson. This book was published in 1826, by James Fenimore Cooper. He wrote the story slightly more than 100 years after Radisson’s own experiences as an adopted son to a Mohawk family. When I read the book, I got goosebumps (as you do when your spirit recognizes a truth). The movie moved me even more.

Its depiction of the Indian Wars, the fight between the two nations for territory and control of its resources was quite startling to witness. We are so used to the Dances with Wolves version of the Nomadic Life (as depicted by White Eagle, for example) that we forget that the white man’s influence caused a very violent disruption to their lives. In the end, the Native populations were tricked into signing over their rights to the land, and they were moved onto Reservations. Their nomadic life came to an end.

Conclusion

The initial photograph in this post shows a nomad from Asia. That is a reminder that the Native Indians may have migrated from there. Even now, we have a great number of people trying to escape from their usual ‘home’ to come to the New World and a new life. They are doing this because of war, famine and ‘ethnic cleansing’. It seems that the more things change, the more they stay the same.

If we can take one lesson from the Aboriginal People, it is this:

We do not own the land; the land owns us.

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Let Me Introduce Myself, Starlogically

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Mr Smiley, courtesy of (and thanks to) April Barber

I Was Born (February 9, 1950)

It seems a little unfair to work on other people’s birth charts and not allow them the same insights into my own. So, I am setting the record straight, once and for all time.

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Positions of Planets at Birth

Sun – 20° Aquarius 03′ (2nd House)

Moon – 14° Scorpio 45′ (11th House)

North Node – 8° Aries 35′ (3rd House)

Mercury – 24° Capricorn 12′ (1st House)

Venus – 5° Aquarius 44′ (2nd House)

Mars – 10° Libra 59′ (9th House)

Jupiter – 15° Aquarius 45′ (2nd House)

Saturn – 17° Virgo 59′ (9th House)

Uranus – 1° Cancer 17′ (7th House)

Neptune – 17° Libra 14′ (10th House)

Pluto – 16° Leo 56′ (8th House)

Ascendant – 18° Sagittarius 51′

Midheaven – 12° Libra 47′

Chiron – 19° Sagittarius 38′ (1st House conjunct Ascendant)

Kepler 7.0 Analyses

Sagittarius Rising (birth)

Freedom-loving and independent, you cannot tolerate being caged for very long, and friends and loved ones must respect your need for freedom of movement.

You are friendly and outgoing and have a great sense of fun and playfulness. You are also philosophically minded and often quite outspoken about your convictions and beliefs… Your vision is always large. You are able to perceive the big picture, general patterns and principles, and are well suited to politics, business, higher education or religion.

Other people see you as a good sport and a good friend, but one who is not always consistent and dependable. You may also be seen as a wise person since you do not get bogged down in pettiness and trivialities, and are able to communicate a larger way of looking at situations, one that opens up new potentials. You are a person who believes in miracles, grace, or just plain good luck, someone who never gives up on life, and you inspire and encourage others to keep looking forward.

Sun in Aquarius (about 2 years old)

You are a freedom-loving, strong-willed, and independent-minded individual, and you insist upon living your own life as you see fit, even if that means ignoring convention and tradition… Though intellectually open, you can be enormously stubborn, opinionated, and inflexible on a one-to-one level.. You have strong convictions and feelings about fairness and equality, and you try to live by your ideals, but your ideals about how people SHOULD treat one another don’t always take into account human weaknesses, differences, and needs. You probably dislike sentimentality and traditional gender roles and “games”.

Your strong points include your concern for human welfare and social betterment, your sense of fairness and democratic spirit, and your vision. Your faults are your stubbornness and inflexibility, and a tendency to be very obtuse and insensitive when it comes to personal feelings and human needs.

Sun in 2nd House

Ownership gives you a sense of security, and you have a strong attachment to your possessions. You also have a natural instinct or understanding of economics, finance, trade, and appraising the value of merchandise.

Sun Conjunct Jupiter

You are blessed with abundant optimism, self-confidence, and cheerful generosity. Your good will and friendliness win you many allies. You also have grand visions and aspirations, and the desire to succeed in life in a big way. You expect the best, and usually get it.

Sun Opposition Pluto

You are intensely willful, zealous, and fanatical, though often you hide the intensity of your feelings and your personal motives and desires. You have an infatuation with power and an almost impulsive desire for personal recognition, the desire to be Somebody. You tend to worship Heroes who have powerful personal magnetism and charisma, and often seek to emulate them. You also have both a fear of, and an intense fascination with, death and the hidden, secret, dark side of life.

Sun Trine Neptune

You are imaginative and sensitive to anything colorful, beautiful, or magical. You are attracted to artistic and creative pursuits, music, and mysticism. Your spiritual values color your whole perspective and approach to life. You are idealistic and perhaps impractical.

Mercury in Capricorn (9 months old)

Clear, objective, and realistic, you are unimpressed by exaggerated claims and promises. You insist upon being shown facts to back up any statement you hear, and your natural skepticism often borders on cynicism. You approach problems clearly and rationally and maintain your poise and objectivity even in the midst of critical situations. Anyone seeking your advice is certain to get an unemotional and unbiased assessment of their situation, and you therefore make a good arbitrator or judge. You are thorough, conscientious, and disciplined in your thinking, and have an aptitude for business, organization, and administration. You are also a good strategist, and will plan and patiently follow a realistic course which will lead to your eventual success. Serious-minded and studious, you enjoy quiet time alone for thinking or reading.

Mercury in 1st House

You are quite verbal and communicative and eager to get your own ideas and opinions across to others. You say what is on your mind. Others see you as a lively, intelligent person, and perhaps something of a chatterbox at times.

Moon in Scorpio (4.5 months before birth)

Secretive and inclined to brooding silences, it is difficult for others to really know your inner core, for you trust and open yourself to very few. Allowing yourself to be vulnerable and to relinquish control in relationships is not easy for you.

You have intense, passionate loves and hates and are a jealously loyal and protective friend — or a fearsome foe. You have a nasty habit of holding on to past hurts, resentments, and guilt — and to keep such feelings to yourself. It is important for you to learn to forgive and let go, as well as to express your feelings openly and directly, rather than hiding or repressing them.

You are not content with superficial appearance and are always probing beneath the surface of things for hidden motives. You have a great deal of emotional depth.

Moon in 11th House

You get a lot of emotional fulfillment through your involvement in groups, clubs, organizations, community activities, or a network of close friends who support and care for you. You make friends your family, and feel a close kinship with people who share some ideals or beliefs that you hold dear. You need people outside of your physical family to relate to and belong to.

Moon Square Jupiter

You have a buoyant, cheerful disposition and reach out to others in a warm, open, friendly way. Your emotional generosity and lack of pettiness is well known among your circle of friends, and people often seek you out for help, sympathy, or advice. You are always willing to overlook others’ faults, and you sometimes overdo your charitableness.

Moon Square Pluto

You have intense desires and feelings and your personal relationships are deeply emotional, passionate, and often stormy and painful as well. There are powerful magnetic ties between yourself and those you care about, and you could become emotionally obsessed by another person. Your feelings can become so urgent and compelling that you do things that are not rational. You undergo periodic emotional upheavals and purging, when you must break all ties, release the past and begin anew.

Moon Sextile Saturn

You have an inner poise and balance that enables you to act in a cool, efficient manner during emotional traumas and stress. You keep perspective and objectivity about highly charged emotional issues — sometimes to the chagrin of others who might wish that you would react more intensely. You are quietly supportive and faithful to your friends and loved ones.

Venus in Aquarius (about 1 year old)

You are open and unconventional in your attitude towards love, romance, and sex. You enjoy socializing, bringing people together, and having many friends of both sexes. You value friendship very highly and are, in fact, more comfortable being a friend than a lover. You desire an intellectual rapport or spiritual bond with your love partner, but deep intimacy and emotional bonding do not come easily to you. The role of “husband” or “wife”in the traditional sense doesn’t appeal to you, and you abhor jealousy and possessiveness since you feel that no person truly “belongs” to another. You appreciate a love partner who will allow you plenty of freedom and is not very emotionally demanding.

Venus in 2nd House

For you, caring and affection must be expressed tangibly, and you love giving and receiving gifts. You value luxury, comfort, and elegance very highly and appreciate beautiful things. You can be self-indulgent and extravagant. Being overly possessive of people you love and of your belongings is something you need to beware of.

Mars in Libra (6.5 months before birth)

You seesaw between being too pushy, confrontational, and insistent on doing things your way, and being too eager to please, without a clear, definite goal of your own. You strive for a balance between acting independently and assertively — and working cooperatively and interdependently with others. You may feel frustrated at times that you cannot simply do what YOU want to, that you must always accommodate the needs and desires of others. Or you may feel hesitant to act in a positive, assertive manner if you do not have the support and approval of other people. Either way, you are not a loner. You achieve your goals by collaborating and joining forces with others, by being a team player. You are very concerned with the concept of fairness and become quite indignant and vocal if you sense someone is being taken advantage of. You avoid extremism and favor a balanced, moderate approach to living. You are unlikely to push yourself too hard or to become fanatically driven to reach your goals.

Mars in 9th House

You have passionate convictions and will fight for them when challenged. You are willing to dedicate a great deal of your energy and force to an important cause, and you’ll act decisively on your beliefs, rather than simply espousing them.

Sometimes you get so involved and identified with your ideas that you cannot really be receptive to anyone who opposes you philosophically.

Mars Conjunct Neptune

You have a very active and fertile imagination and your ambitions are never strictly mundane, practical, and concrete. You have a strong desire to act out your fantasies, dreams, visions, and ideals. Artistic creation, drama, or other areas in which you express yourself imaginatively are excellent for you. Ordinary life seems drab and uninteresting to you, and you need to have some big dream or something larger than your own narrow personal interests to live for. Sometimes you may be confused about exactly how and where to direct your energy and often drift along rather than making clear decisions about what you want. You have a passive side and at times lack the will power, physical energy, strength, and the fighting spirit to achieve your aims.

Mars Trine Jupiter

Your self-confidence and vitality are strong and you believe you can do just about anything you want to. You have an enterprising spirit, a good sense of timing, and the ability to sense what will succeed and what won’t. You usually make fortunate decisions in work or business activities. You enjoy healthy competition and you have a rather playful, good-humored attitude toward it. You mostly compete with yourself to see how far you can go or how much you can accomplish. You like to keep stretching your limits.

Jupiter in Aquarius (about 1.5 years old)

Your strength lies in your ability to be innovative, open to new progressive concepts, willing to experiment and to reject customs and traditions when they cease to serve any positive function in the present. Also, you have an expansive view of the world, one that includes humanity and not only your own small, personal circle.

Jupiter in 2nd House

Wealth, material well-bring, and prosperity are very important to you, and you would never choose a profession that didn’t offer you great promise and opportunity for growth (financial and otherwise).

You are very generous and sometimes careless with money; you don’t want to hold on to it, you want to enjoy it and use it to enrich your life. Whatever you do with your money, you do in a big way — making it, spending it, or blowing it! You may accumulate elegant, high quality things (art, jewelry, etc).

Jupiter Opposition Pluto

Your fortunes are apt to fluctuate wildly throughout your life. You can make and lose fortunes rather easily, due to your risk-taking, speculating, and rather adventurous entrepreneurial endeavors. No matter how modest or “normal” your appearance, you are actually inordinately ambitious, and lucky. You need a large international arena in order to fulfill your ambitions and capacities. World travel and foreign exchange figure prominently in this.

Jupiter Trine Neptune

You are very broad-minded and tolerant, and you have a rich, colorful imagination. You do not struggle with life as much as most people; you are inclined to follow the path of least resistance.

Saturn in Virgo (about 7.5 months before birth)

You have a penchant for order and precision, and an almost compulsive attention to detail. You are often hypercritical and can be such a demanding perfectionist that you discourage yourself and others from even attempting something that won’t be done exactly the way you know it should be done.

You frequently over analyze or pick things apart mentally. You may be something of a hypochondriac also. You must learn hat you do not have to rationally understand everything in order for it to be valid, and also to relax your unnecessarily high or strict standards.

Saturn in 9th House

Your attitude toward religion, philosophy, and politics is very conservative and possibly narrow or rigid. On the one hand, you may believe in nothing that is speculative or intangible, requiring proof for any idea presented to you. Each idea is thoroughly and systematically examined. On the other hand, you may tenaciously cling to your grand philosophical or metaphysical beliefs and opinions, refusing to modify them or to be open and receptive to others’ insights and perspectives.

Your overall outlook on life is serious, and you may feel that life or God will punish you if you do not watch your step!

Uranus in Cancer (about 30 years old)

You are part of a 7 year group of people who have a strong need to feel unrestrained by family ties and personal heritage. Your age group tends to find personal relationships very restrictive, and also tends to feel alienated and distant from family ties and concerns. Forming long-term personal relationships is difficult for your age group, and divorce rates are high in your group. However, you are an emotional and sensitive group also, and this instability is painful at times. Finding personal freedom and closeness with others at the same time is a big challenge for you.

Uranus in 7th House (unaspected)

You need a lot of freedom in your close one-to-one relationships and you may experiment with nontraditional forms of relationships. You rebel against conventions and restrictions when it comes to marriage or personal relationships, and you’re likely to choose a highly unusual, eccentric, or unconventional partner.

Neptune in Libra (about 6 months before birth)

You are part of a 14 year group of people who have a very idealistic sense of brotherhood and universal cooperation, which, among other things, fostered the peace and freedom movement. Your age group is also interested in the spiritual philosophy and ideals of other cultures, and is not at all dogmatic in its approach to religion. You incorporate the approaches of other religions. Your age group tends to have an eclectic approach to religion, utilizing elements from many religious perspectives (e.g. Eastern and Western), and finds it difficult to follow traditionally defined religious practices.

A gullibility and an unwillingness to be decisive and judgmental inclines your age group to be easily deceived, and consequently many of the well-intended ideals and goals are frustrated by a lack of clear purpose and direction.

Neptune in 10th House

You are a very idealistic person, and you want to see your ideals, hopes, and dreams made concrete and real in the everyday world. You are driven to put your ideals into action.

When young you may be rather aimless or confused about your place in the world. In early adult life it is likely that you struggle to find ways to express your imagination, fantasies, and ideals in your career. Work that involves compassionate service (such as medicine or the ministry) may be your calling. If you lack personal integrity and honesty, you quickly go to the opposite extreme and you can con others through dishonesty and trickery. Music, art, film-making or entertainment are also areas in which you are well-suited.

Neptune Sextile Pluto

The entire generation to which you belong has tremendous opportunities for spiritual rebirth and awakening. This will not be forced upon you or precipitated by unavoidable events, rather it comes from an inner yearning and a natural propensity to seek the depths.

Pluto in Leo (about 67-68 years old – NOW)

You are part of a 20 year period that is often referred to as the “ME” generation, a generation that has a very proud and self-reliant attitude. You are a generation that is very concerned with self-development and personal integrity. Women’s rights and minority rights are issues that your generation has fostered and they reflect your concern with individual respect, integrity, and honor. Your age group has a deeply felt sense that each person has an equal right and opportunity to fully develop his or her inner potential.

However, your age group also finds it difficult to be part of a team and a strong egotism makes group efforts difficult; you tend to see the individual as more important than the group. You also defy authority and often feel that no one has the right to tell you what to do. The strong movement to refuse drafting into the military is one example of your age group’s strong sense of individual rights and freedom.

Your age group has popularized the idea of self-development, and has contributed a great deal to the development of individual potential as well as human rights. However, there is also a tendency to be rather self-centered; others may ponder how you can spend so much time developing yourselves and have so little time to contribute to your families!

The interest in personal development also sometimes manifests as a fascination with particular individuals and a great deal of hero worship. Every generation, of course, has lots of idols, but your generation is particularly prone to needing a specific individual to represent and embody an idea or feeling, and to serve as a focal point of interest. Perhaps the most extreme example of this is the concept of the guru that was popularized by your age group.

Pluto in 8th House

You are a person of great depth and have a deep interest in the hidden or darker side of life. Issues and experiences other shun, you are drawn to and compelled to examine. The use and misuse of personal, social, and political power intrigues you. Death is also an area you are fascinated with and may explore in depth. You may have many experiences in which you are forced to burn your bridges and start over again.

There are two inconjuncts (the text from Planets in Youth by Robert Hand):

Sun Inconjunct Saturn

You will have to learn the difference between having self-control and discipline, on the one hand, and totally denying yourself any self-expression, on the other. This aspect can mean that you feel extremely unworthy, which undermines your self-confidence and makes it hard to face obstacles in life with confidence and determination.

You may even feel that persons, forces or circumstances are conspiring to prevent you from doing what you want. You may be limited by fear or by the belief that you don’t deserve to get what you want. With this aspect there is a danger that your frustrated energies will turn into physical ailments that further limit your freedom of action.

Sometimes you may be afraid to get the freedom to do what you want, for the rigid structure and rules that you are forced to live under seem to give you a feeling of security. At the same time, however, part of you does want to be free.

You will always require structure in your life, and you will always be happier with some kind of discipline. But you should also try out new kinds of experience, do new and different things and expand the structure of your life. Instead of always staying home, go out and see new places, meet new people. This is the only way that you can learn to overcome your shyness and lack of confidence. And occasionally you must let yourself go and express your real wishes and desires, no matter how immature, wild or crazy they seem. You are still a young person, which is a fact that you and those around you must keep in mind. You can’t be expected to grow up too quickly.

Jupiter Inconjunct Saturn

This aspect may signify great restlessness and unease, so that it is difficult for you to achieve a state of balance or feel calm and at ease. Often you have contradictory impulses; you want to plunge ahead into some relatively risky activity, but you are held back by feelings of caution or inhibition. It is often difficult to decide whether you want to act on your own or in a situation that is very structured and regulated. If your situation is too structured, you will feel closed in and repressed; you will want to break free and go off by yourself and do things your way. But when you get that freedom, you feel rather lost and at loose ends, and you find it difficult to set your own pace.

You may have mixed feelings about authority as well. On one hand you respect and admire your parents, teachers and other adults who guide your growth, but at the same time you resist their teachings. At times you resent these people very much, because they seem to limit you so.

The best solution is to learn how to discipline yourself and structure your activities so that you do not have to contend with regulation by others. Then you will discover that your problems with authority come from within, not from the people who are trying to give you discipline and self-control from without. Perhaps the best way to handle this problem in your life is to make a reasonable evaluation of any situation, make up your mind rather quickly and stick to it until you have completed the activity.

Conclusion

I see these words as having a great deal of truth contained within them. If you now compare the analyses here with the signposts of past lives in As Above, So Below, you will see from where the energy for each planet comes, and can now understand, perhaps, how young I was when they ‘kicked in’.

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Who’s Bored?

Who's Bored

Photo taken by my phone: “Whose Board?” (It’s no big deal…)

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Prolific Hibiscus

Prolific Hibiscus

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Morning Coffee

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on our new patio

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Look at Me! I’m so Pretty!

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