Comments and Questions
February 1, 2020 - Two Planets Causing Problems
Feb. 1, 2010
Hi Georgia,
I must say, after seeing you on the morning interview show from Vancouver and subscribing to your newsletter, I am very impressed with your site. I especially enjoy Desiderata (which I try to read to myself every day) and the story of two wolves.
When you mentioned in your weekly report that two planets have been at work which may have explained some of what happened in Haiti, you do not say which two planets. With my amateur interest in astrology I would have to say Mars and Uranus??
I have enjoyed astrology, as a limited hobby, for over 20 years now and want to know if you ever come through cities and perform workshops or events where you talk about the coming year, etc. The Vancouver morning show interview was much too short. Forgive me for not remembering the name of it as I try and catch it whenever I can. Menopause is very real!
Thanks so much. B.
Dear B.
Thanks for your sweet note. How lovely that you read the Desiderata every day. - hmmm you have inspired me to do the same! That is such a good thing to do - to "set' your day.
The two planets in question are Saturn and Pluto. They jockeyed into position in November, and continued their dance until February. Then they clash one more time in August of this year.
Both Saturn and Pluto deal with structures both tangible, as well as organizational structures in society, particularly governments and law courts.
Because Pluto has not been in Capricorn (also the sign of the government) since the mid t 1700s (think the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in Canada (1759) and the Declaration of Independence in 1776 for the US, and Bastille Day in 1789 in France) this is obviously a time of shake up to many world governments.
Pluto tears things down to make them better. Like when you renovate a house, and you tear it down until you get rid of the problem -- and then you start to rebuild. There is definitely an element of this at play.
The planets are odds with each other for months, but the actual mathematical squares (the three peak times) all take place in the early degrees of Capricorn and Cancer. Therefore, anyone with planets or significant points in their chart in the early degrees of Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn will undergo some big changes in their lives. (Those four signs are like 12 o'clock, 6 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 9 o'clock.)
In my own case, I am zero degrees Libra Rising with Moon in Cancer at 4 degrees. I am definitely waiting for the other shoe to drop! But what will it be? Sexy, strappy sandal or a big gum boot? I hope it's pretty and in my size!
I am not giving workshops because I am writing a book that is coming out in October of this year.
Stay tuned!
Love
Georgia
January 3, 2010 - Children and Astrology
Dear Georgia
When you talk about horoscopes it always pertains more to adult living. How do you follow it for young children born under the signs. Thanks P.
Dear P.,
Good question.
When one uses astrology for information or self knowledge or guidance about how to make decisions, there are two distinct approaches: horoscopes versus the study of your chart.
A horoscope (in the newspaper or elsewhere) is generally predictive... commenting on what you can or might do (or not.) But your chart is a description of you. It is more static.
Since children do not control their lives (their parents do), their horoscopes generally do not apply to them. But their chart will certainly apply! Your horoscope will only be of value to you once you have autonomy over your own life to make decisions.
However, if you look at the chart of even a baby -you can learn characteristics of that child and biases, and preferences and talents and even what might happen to them. I can think of one baby who had quite a few planets in the Fourth House indicating a loving home scene, and a strong connection with home and family. However, Uranus was there showing the child felt his home life was nerve wracking and unsettled. I could never understand this until his parents divorced, and he started to share two homes - going back and forth, and back and forth each week.
Hope this answers your question.
Love
Georgia
