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March 17, 2011

The Power of the Super Moon

There is much talk going around astrological circles about what the astrologer, Richard Nolle, called a Super Moon. This phenomenon occurs when the Moon is closest to the earth and therefore is said to have much bigger effects than normal. In fact, in this case, the Moon hasn’t been this close to the Earth in 18 years. What makes this Super Moon even stronger is the fact that it is occurring at the same time as the Full Moon on Saturday, March 19, 2011 at 11:10am PDT. It can be expected to intensify the ‘Super Moon’ effect even further. I am not an expert on this topic, but it is impossible not to ignore the obvious effects we are seeing already. Long before the earthquake in Japan happened, the Super Moon was described as increasing the likelihood of earthquakes, tsunamis and explosions, but now we see it right before our eyes.

An Intense New Moon – Part II

We all know that life is full of strange contradictions, a kaleidoscope of patterns weaving in and out of our lives and the mysterious sense that for every moment of clarity there will also be an equal number of moments of uncertainty and mystery. The New Moon that occurred on November 16 is certainly an example of this. On one hand, we have the first Sun-Moon cycle that contains the newly formed aspect between Saturn and Pluto, which is a contractive, consolidating set of energies. But on the other hand, the Sun/Moon conjunction squares a tightening conjunction between Jupiter and Neptune. Well, sure enough, the stock market went up this week, despite the forces that would defy that movement.

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