Make haste slowly–together
In the span of just a couple of days, some of us may have gone from feeling a bit water-logged and fatigued, and even victim-y, to rushing forward with a new burst of energy. This is the shift from watery…
In the span of just a couple of days, some of us may have gone from feeling a bit water-logged and fatigued, and even victim-y, to rushing forward with a new burst of energy. This is the shift from watery…
As if all the current commentary about what is going on in the collective wasn't enough, I made the "mistake" of noticing an upcoming Yikes! kind of transit in my natal chart three years from now. Fortunately I actually remembered…
When a ship carrying British soldiers arrived in New Haven, Connecticut in July 1779, Yale president Ezra Stiles watched it for a while and wondered what it meant. As the soldiers started to disembark and head toward New Haven, Stiles…
Every year in grade school, Valentine's Day filled me with a particular dread. Like Charlie Brown waiting at the mailbox, I worried: Would I get enough cards? Would anyone forget me? Would the popular kids get more than me? Would…
At age 70, James Hillman, author and founder of archetypal psychology, finally got his Leo moment in the spotlight. Oprah Winfrey invited him on her show to discuss The Soul's Code. Her excitement was palpable–her copy of the book was…