Tag Archives: astrology

What’s a Little Smoke Among Friends?

Ohio Train Derailment (February 3, 2023) This may turn out to be a major environmental disaster that started out as ‘just’ a little train derailment. According to news reports (and Wikipedia), this is the precise moment that the train derailed. … Continue reading →

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We Met with My Cousin and His Wife, Yesterday

This Is Probably How I Appeared to Them For those of you, who have been following my posts for a number of years, can attest, my ideas about reincarnation, and the proof, using astrology, can be a bit overwhelming. Imagine … Continue reading →

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“He Wasn’t All ‘Bubble and Squeak’.”

Walt Disney (December 5, 1901 – December 15, 1966) While discussing my upcoming post about Walt Disney, my wife said the words quoted above. At first I thought she was referencing ‘sweetness and light’, but she really intended ‘squeaky clean’. … Continue reading →

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Astrology: Why Don’t Some Predictions Come True?

The Multiverse It’s been one of the things that has bothered me for quite awhile now: why do some things happen, but others don’t? And the answer is simple: we live in a symbolic, linear (seeming) Universe, where nothing is … Continue reading →

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Calling Them UFOs Doesn’t Help the Situation

Third Balloon Shot Down (February 11, 2023) If I were a betting man, I’d put $100.00 on the fact that these ‘weather’ balloons have been spying on us for a lot longer than a few years. Think: Gary Powers and … Continue reading →

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A Simple Metaphor, But Others Have Taken Note

Putin Crossing the Rubicon (February 24, 2022) I’m not going to make a huge deal about this, but unconsciously (or otherwise) people around the world have equated Putin’s invasion of Ukraine as the equivalent of Julius Caesar crossing the Rubicon. … Continue reading →

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And Now For Someone Completely Different…

Dr. Steven Greer (June 28, 1955) I tried reading “Unacknowledged” a couple of years ago. It was hard going, mainly because it was a compendium of letters and lectures to members of the US government about UFO contacts and history. … Continue reading →

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A Spiritual Odyssey in Seven Months

True Spirit (2023) I remembered when this young lady landed back in Sydney, Australia in May of 2010. It was all over the news. We started watching this film on Netflix last night, before I realized that I knew the … Continue reading →

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And Yet Another Groundhog Day

Punxsutawney Phil (February 2, 1887) Whoever decided to make a prediction about winter based on the shadow (or lack) of a groundhog on this day every year must have been inspired by a Pennsylvania Dutch belief. Of course, it’s a … Continue reading →

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Canada’s Centennial Poster Child?

Pamela Anderson (July 1, 1967) Yes, I’m being a little ‘tongue-in-cheek’ here, but in some ways, when I saw that her birthday occurred on that anniversary, I wondered if Pamela Anderson might have been born for that reason. Her birth … Continue reading →

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