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david starling

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david starling

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tr.Moon's in the last degree of tropical Capricorn, soon to crossover into Aquarius and exactly conjunct r.Pluto.

r.Pluto will be back in Capricorn in about a week from now, for a lengthy time before re-ingressing Aqua.
 
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neptune910

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Ukpoohbear said:
Sorry to hear you have been feeling this way @neptune910. Hoping the chakra meditation advice given to you by David helps you navigate it better.

Something I have been thinking about recently is how little connection I have to Earth. I go walks a lot which helps with my anxiety, but even then, my bare feet do not touch the Earth. So, a couple of times recently, I went to the park to read and I took my shoes to let my feet touch the grass for at least half an hour. Between that and regular walks, itā€™s helped a lot.

If you have a garden where you can let your feet touch the Earth, or even get into gardening itself, I think that would be very healing too. šŸ¤
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thank you @Ukpoohbear! <3 i appreciate this, and youre right i do not spend enough time in nature, i like to sit in parks which helps me feel calmer but most of the time when i go out im not really in nature, hoping to change this and i love being barefoot in summer, ill probably be near water this summer a lot so that will help as well im sure. also trying to reduce blue light exposure in my life now
and gardening also sounds cool to me, i do love plants. actually bought some seeds a while ago but i forgot about them lol
right now im just trying everything that could keep my mind occupied, i like cooking a lot these days and i guess its helping my appetite as well
 
Osamenor

Osamenor

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conspiracy theorist said:
Hmmm.... seems fair

Felt more emotion upon hearing that Zlatan is putting up his boots. Godbye m8 šŸ˜ž
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That sounds like the kind of reaction we'd probably all have to the death of someone we only knew slightly. Does that sound accurate?

A while back, I heard that a former coworker had died. I got along with that coworker, but we weren't close. I didn't feel much of anything. Maybe just slight passing sadness, sort of a resigned "this happens" feeling.

Even longer ago, a high school classmate died in a way that made the news. I didn't know him very well even when we were in high school, and this happened eleven years after we graduated, but I knew who he was. It was jarring that it happened to someone I knew, but it didn't give me the kind of strong reaction that the death of someone I'd loved or hated would have.
 
conspiracy theorist

conspiracy theorist

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Osamenor said:
That sounds like the kind of reaction we'd probably all have to the death of someone we only knew slightly. Does that sound accurate?

A while back, I heard that a former coworker had died. I got along with that coworker, but we weren't close. I didn't feel much of anything. Maybe just slight passing sadness, sort of a resigned "this happens" feeling.

Even longer ago, a high school classmate died in a way that made the news. I didn't know him very well even when we were in high school, and this happened eleven years after we graduated, but I knew who he was. It was jarring that it happened to someone I knew, but it didn't give me the kind of strong reaction that the death of someone I'd loved or hated would have.
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In fact, while me and this exec was not buddy buddy, we were in fact interacting consistently to the effect that I had to directly report to him. He probably didn't like the fact that I did not give him the adulation he thought he deserved, by virtue of being a senior. There was real animosity at one point.

That started to change when I produced work product that the owner was praising, (because it could net the business a lot of money) he begrudgingly gave me props because otherwise it would obviously look like he was biased toward me. From then we had an uneasy truce where we generally stayed out of each others way.

Meh, a lot of people are torn up about it while I couldn't care less. But we were actively in touch while I worked at that place
 
Ukpoohbear

Ukpoohbear

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neptune910 said:
thank you @Ukpoohbear! <3 i appreciate this, and youre right i do not spend enough time in nature, i like to sit in parks which helps me feel calmer but most of the time when i go out im not really in nature, hoping to change this and i love being barefoot in summer, ill probably be near water this summer a lot so that will help as well im sure. also trying to reduce blue light exposure in my life now
and gardening also sounds cool to me, i do love plants. actually bought some seeds a while ago but i forgot about them lol
right now im just trying everything that could keep my mind occupied, i like cooking a lot these days and i guess its helping my appetite as well
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Being near water this Summer sounds fab. Thereā€™s something about water. Lots of barefoot walks along the beach sounds like just what you need :) šŸ‘£

Yeah, blue light exposure. And concrete everywhere. The lifestyle we are surrounded by is ā€¦insane. Can you believe there is such a thing as fake grass, even?? And people would rather have fake grass or fill their garden with concrete. They do that a lot in the UK.

Sometimes I take a step back and see the absurdity.

Then those same people spend all their hard-earned money on booking holidays to be nearer nature šŸ˜†

Lots of mental health problems from people surrounded by concrete.

Ideally, at least 30 mins a day touching the Earth would be ideal. Unfortunately, thatā€™s not everyoneā€™s possible lifestyle. So finding those moments of nature, like the sound of the morning birds, or taking that walk in the park and sit with your shoes off etcā€¦.thatā€™s how you beat the system šŸ˜ƒ
 
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david starling

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We've got something in less than 2 days--Pluto's retroing back into Capricorn. It will go back in about 2 degrees before stationing direct. That's about 4 months in Cap until it makes a 2nd ingress in Aqua.
 
Osamenor

Osamenor

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david starling said:
tr.Mercury in tropical Gemini is nearly exactly square tr.Saturn in Pisces.
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And turning my natal Mercury in Virgo into a t-square.

No wonder I'm feeling so heavy right now, and so impatient with the people who are not following through on promised communication about a semi-urgent matter (unrelated to this forum; it's part of my offline life).
 
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david starling

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The New Moon is now separating from its conjunction with the tr.Sun in late tropical Gemini, squaring tr.Neptune in Pisces, then headin' on home to its domicile-sign.
 
CapAquaPis

CapAquaPis

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GO CV Firebirds! They play game 6 tomorrow in the AHL Calder Cup at home (Palm Desert CA). In the first year of the minor league ice hockey team, I want them to regain their series lead after winning the first 2 games, but to later lost 3, they have 2 more games to make up for their decline.
 
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CapAquaPis

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#3361 Orpheus is said to represent musical talent, an ability to express one's self, communication skills, and to report events in town (or the whole world). And I just read my star or natal chart and it hugs my Moon while hugging the Sun and SN (29' Aquarius). Let's see: 16, 20, 26 and 29 (the 2nd half of the 11th sign of the astrological zodiac).
 
Thirdteenth

Thirdteenth

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The fact that I can only change my profile picture kinda makes me upset šŸ™„....I donā€™t know what in the stars aligned that made this website go for this design but itā€™s okay...ig...I mean this picture is kinda cute šŸ„°ā¤ļøšŸ’žāœØ
 
Ukpoohbear

Ukpoohbear

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A bunch of billionaireā€™s were on an exploration to visit the remains of the Titanic, when the submarine-like vessel they were in went MISSING.

They have enough oxygen to last until Thursday 10am and there is now a race against time to try and find them šŸ˜

www.dailymail.co.uk

Finding missing tourist sub would be deepest undersea rescue operation

David Concannon, an adviser to OceanGate, said that officials are working to get a remotely operated vehicle that can reach a depth of 20,000ft to the site as soon as possible.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
 
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david starling

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Ukpoohbear said:
A bunch of billionaireā€™s were on an exploration to visit the remains of the Titanic, when the submarine-like vessel they were in went MISSING.

They have enough oxygen to last until Thursday 10am and there is now a race against time to try and find them šŸ˜

www.dailymail.co.uk

Finding missing tourist sub would be deepest undersea rescue operation

David Concannon, an adviser to OceanGate, said that officials are working to get a remotely operated vehicle that can reach a depth of 20,000ft to the site as soon as possible.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
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Wow! So, Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos are all trapped in the wreckage of the Titanic?!? That's awesome!!! :surprised:
 
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