Aspects for the week beginning 13 May 2007
One correspondent has already reported a casualty of this morning’s Sun square Neptune under the guise of missing e-mails…and can we also attribute the bizarre results of the Eurovision Song Contest to that? I think we need to keep our feet squarely on the ground today, with Mars squaring Pluto this afternoon. That is a combustible combination so lots of health and safety checks, meditation and rescue remedy are required. Energy is heightened at the moment, not just because of the aftermath of the Deneb celebrations, but because Mars is preparing to return to its home battleground Aries on Tuesday (15th). It will give us a chance to align with our authentic energy before the focus of the New Moon on Wednesday (16th), which takes place in the sign of Taurus. If you are working on manifestation and creativity it’s a good New Moon to take that crucial step forward, and then build on that for the rest of the week. Mars energy rules this week, not least because Rufus Wainwright has just made an impact on our screens with his captivating triple conjunction of Mars/Chiron/Moon in Aries singing it like it is, and the soul expression of his Venus in Leo…is it just me or can you actually fall for a triple conjunction?
May 13th, 2007 at 2:44 pm
Um… I am missing out on something very clearly here….um… who is Rufus Wainwright? So you have fallen for a triple conjunction – did he come with a chocolate flake or owuld you have to pay him extra?
I had a glass of what I think was celtic beer at the Snailwell Medieval Fayre, but I soon felt very intoxicated and chatted to everyone…. coming down off the high i have started feeling ratty… could this be the mars squaring pluto I wonder or are we going to feel it more later in the day…
i will wait to see….
Thankyou Lana… i love your blogs…. despite the fact that you watch the Eurovision Song Contest….. 🙂
your faithful servant (having been to the Medieval Fayre!)
Flick
May 18th, 2007 at 2:15 pm
I’m with Flick on this one. The name Rufus Wainwright rings a faint bell but I can’t quite place him. I take issue with your assessment of the Eurovision results – they were entirely predictable so I’m glad I didn’t bother watching. Personally, despite a so-called new moon on my sun this week together with birthday and anniversary celebrations, I’ve been feeling anxious and stressed.
Also have had several plumbing problems (sun square neptune?) which people think they have sorted but haven’t. Heigh Ho
Daphne
P.S. This may appear twice because the first time gave me an error
May 18th, 2007 at 3:45 pm
Dear Daph
May I suggest you apply for a New Moon Questionnaire entry form for the Moonpod research group which has now been going for about 3 months in the interests of those who feel they have a raw deal at either the New Moon or Full Moon.
Love
Lana
May 19th, 2007 at 3:48 pm
sorry a bit late with this but it was my college weekend so i feel i have a good excuse. so far the moon cycle has been okay for me, i put the mild depression down to learning energies from college…..but a triple flake would be good, no i’ve got that muddled. i have heard of wainwright but not rufus. please excuse punctuation but the only way i can get my keyboard to work is by leaning on it with one hand. surely this is not the new moon? Ooh look I’ve liberated a finger to press shift, now that must all be symbolic of something. Seeds have not sprouted yet either.p.s. missed Eurovision as journeying but would not watch it anyway I’m afraid. Reminds me of the day my Dad brought his Hammond organ……….