Solunars

Avshalom Binyamin wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 18, 2019 11:30 am

I feel like the hours leading up to a Lunar Return can be tense, esp. if the energy is more difficult, as I wait for things to shift.

Don't sit around and wait for the new chart to come in.

The second alarm went off at 6:43 PM. Notre Dame closes to the public at 6:45 PM, but because of the alarm at 6:20, all the tourists and tour guides had been hurried out. That first alarm certainly helped first responders concentrate on the relics and art instead of having to get dozens of people out.

I do not want to download your file to override the original interpretation files in SF since I might want to use material from both of them. Can you please guide me into the right direction on how to be able to open and use both? I'm sure you already found this in the SF instructions, but in case ...

The central spire just collapsed into the church at 7:49 PM.

According to the NYTimes, the first alarms went off about 6:30 PM Paris Time.

Official word is the fire broke out in the central spire (which is currently fully engulfed) "shortly before 7 PM Paris time.)

Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is on fire. 30 foot tall flames on the roof in the rear.
Looking for more info. Began about 25 - 30 minutes ago, so about 7PM Paris Time.

Been a lot of reminders of Einstein's work since the photo was released. Einstein's proof of Relativity said if you looked for a star that was "behind" a solar eclipse, the star would appear to be above the eclipse because the Sun is heavy enough to bend light. Several eclipses provided photographic...

No. The exact time was never given although the Navy probably has it in a report somewhere. All we heard was the rescue party just found burned pieces of bodies. However, Hierro's very small island. Basically just that mountain. I'd guess it happened between 1 and 2 in the afternoon. It was a four e...

There was another aircraft lost in the Canary Islands. It hit a 4200 foot mountain trying to fly over the island of Hierro in rain and heavy clouds. A violent explosion was heard the afternoon of December 11, 1977 and a search party found the first remains about three hours later. All 13 Navy men on...

Sounds like it was his Mars acting aggressively toward you.

So tonight, winds are 30 mph sustained, gusts up to 50, but expected to get worse. We're having a thunder event, with rain, but snow by tomorrow morning. Maybe 2", maybe 10. Maybe more. Most will be blown away, but the rest will melt on contact and make ice. We also have flooding advisories because ...

SteveS wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 09, 2019 2:49 pm

Virginia (Charlottesville) wins championship vs Texas Tech (Lubbock), end of game Ap 8 10:45 PM CST.

Where was the game played?

So glad your cat is home, safe and sound.

The Resource topic is here (part of Natal aspect interpretations - Outer Planets thread): https://solunars.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=177 The current thread is for comments & discussion. I just did a significanbt top-to-bottom reinvestigation and rewrite of the Saturn-Uranus natal aspect. Well-develop...

Heh.
If you're buying, don't get anything but black. If you're getting anything but black, rent. Trust me.
Besides the shirt and tie and such, are you getting a hat?

The only other aspect within about 3° is Pluto to Jupiter, which describes the destitution Do you remember the thread about money making aspects Jim? Well it turned out that natal aspects of Jupiter - .... SLR means Solar Lunar Return. You're talking about natal aspects. Natal aspects work in a fun...

Nothing wrong with you either. You're all there, just give yourself a couple of years. You're still a kid. You don't even finish growing in height till you're about 25. So growing up in the fullest sense of the phrase. You got a ways to go.

sotonye wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 28, 2019 1:20 pm

I'm not sure why no one has pointed this out, but Mars figures prominently in your chart by both sign and aspect.

Actually, it's been pointed out many times. This person used to post to this forum under other names, and questioning his Sun and Moon signs is a recurring theme.

Scorpio doesn't telegraph his moves. He just does what he's going to do. Sagittarius tells you all about why he thinks or does X, in great detail. He loves to talk, especially about himself and his motives and objectives and comes to think of everything as him explaining the better way of X to you, ...

Wow. Hope they figured out what caused it so you don't have it again. Scary. Glad you didn't have to have an operation, and are home.

That's a Monday. Either in the White House or coming home from Bedminster, NJ, or maybe from Mar-A-Lago. Unlikely he'll be on the campaign trail, but he does love to campaign, especially if he doesn't have to stay overnight. Labor Day is the 2nd so the flak from putting his foot in it on that holida...

Ouch. Sorry you have appendicitis. Hope they got it before it ruptured. You'll be in my thoughts today.

A node is an intersection, not a "knot" or a "tie." It's a place on a stretched vibrating string that divides the string into parts, each vibrating at it's own, but related rate. As part of the "music of the spheres" the places where the Moon crosses the ecliptic were designated "nodes." It's a cros...

Try running and try it earlier in the day. Better than an adrenaline rush because it doesn't leave your system as quickly and drains the right systems to improve sleep. Adrenaline is meant to let you recover quickly.