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Merchan Sentences Trump… (January 10, 2025) To an “unconditional discharge.” That’s a best case scenario for a convicted felon. Note the transiting Saturn of the Pisces Rising chart. This is as soft a judicial rebuke as is humanly possible. But … Continue reading
When Google was Adjudged to be a Monopoly
Judgement Day (August 5, 2024) This is my follow-up post to the one I made earlier today. The reason? To demonstrate how what goes around comes back around again. I randomized the timing, but then recognized that some of those … Continue reading
Taking Responsibility for One’s Actions
Is This the Result of Positive Thinking? We all sin. There’s no getting away from that truth. Most of us pay for our sins in small ways, and sometimes in large ways. But some think they are above the law, … Continue reading
Posted in history, spirituality
Tagged crime and punishment, God, judgement, justice, POTUS, United States history, universe
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Just Fox News Spin? But He Has Criticized Bragg’s Case
Mitt Romney (March 12, 1947) I am usually circumspect when it comes to calling out politicians (in any country) for their disingenuous comments about events outside their purview. In this case, I couldn’t help but wonder why Romney has been … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, judgement, politics, relationships, Republicans, Trump, United States history
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Judge Juan Merchan: “Clear the Courtroom!”
I wanted to demonstrate what a specific moment in time can look like astrologically. Yes, folks, that is a Yod (Finger of God) pointing to the Moon in Libra (in the 1st House of Personality). The inconjuncts forming this Yod … Continue reading
Walking a Legal Tightrope, Will She Fall?
Aileen Cannon (February 1, 1981) I haven’t tried to raise her birth chart previously, because no reputable online sites have ever listed her birth date. Judge Aileen Cannon seems to be a mysterious individual to most legal pundits, but the … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, Jesus Christ, judgement, justice, secrets, Trump, United States history
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Hands Full with One Baby: How About Six?
The Good Doctor (Season 6, Episode 7) I didn’t expect that a whole episode would be taken up with the premature births of six babies to one family. That the story turned out to have a happy ending was the … Continue reading
Posted in personal, showbusiness
Tagged childbirth, God's will be done, judgement, life's journey, mother, television
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Uh-Oh: Should Have Done His Chart First
Raymond Dearie (June 4, 1944) When Trump thought he could find a “Special Master” who would be on his side, he chose a Judge who didn’t have a good time with the F.B.I. in the past. But that was then, … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, judgement, politics, Special Master, top secrets, Trump
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Karma: God Is Not Mocked
Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics They call it ‘spin’. Too much makes everything spin out of control: January 6th, 2021, for example. I’ve written about this affliction before. But the roots of it start early in childhood. Parents ask their … Continue reading
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Tagged damnation, God, judgement, karma, lies, Trump, United States history
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Checking This Pilgrim’s Progress: a Wheat or a Tare*?
The Harvest David Wilcock is back on track, folks. He’s re-focused on the omnipresent Harvest of souls. Which means, for me, that the world is right again, and we’re on schedule for our Ascension. They say one picture is worth … Continue reading
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Tagged afterlife, alien interventon, evolution, harvest, judgement, love, spiritual densities, spiritual guidance, the journey, wheat and chaff
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