…brought to you by Phi, Venus, and Mercury There are many pills out there to take. Most should be avoided, yet there are a few we may want to consider taking. I am not a doctor, nor am I going to pretend to be one in this little piece. …

…On Venus in Aries and the Western sky In 2011, back when Neptune was splashing against the shores of both Aquarius and Pisces, a new orchid was discovered (or rediscovered?) on the Azores. It’s called the Hochstetter’s Butterfly Orchid. And so, up to that point, this unassuming plant existed without the classifications or knowledge of human beings; it…

…On the Venus/Neptune conjunction in Pisces All five-petaled flowers have a soft spot in the heart of Venus, especially the rose. It’s one of the most beautiful terrestrial correspondences to a celestial pattern. …

…On Mercury, Pluto, and a move into Aquarius Words not only have migration patterns, but they also can experience metamorphosis. What may have meant one thing in Old English, may mean something completely different today. Take weird as an example; In Old English, it referred to the threads of destiny…

Isaiah 14:12: “How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!” It is said, that when Lucifer was cast from heaven with such godly force, a magical stone popped from his crown and landed…

…On Mars stationing direct In less than 24 hours, Mars will station. This momentary lapse in direction concentrates immense energies that can help summon clear thoughts and even cleaner actions moving forward. Whenever a planet stations direct, it is also well on its way to moving away from us. …

…On the cazimi under Full Moon light “Nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come.” Victor Hugo If we could purchase lightning in a bottle, how much would it cost? If there were some way we could trade something for guaranteed access to the Muse, what would…

History is subjective. We try, with the pieces of primary sources we are left with to come to a definitive version of it, but it’s impossible. There is too much bias, too much discarded, burnt, and edited to trust it as the true history. What is withheld, what is pushed…

A rare event is about to happen. Usually, when Mars is 180º from the Sun and at its closest orbit to Earth, his bright rusty presence is unmissable in the night sky; tonight, the ominous shine will be eclipsed by the Full Moon. It occurs at 4:58 am GMT, so…