Astrologer, published author, conference presenter, world traveler, founder & editor of Crone Chronicles: A Journal of Conscious Aging (1989-2001) , and founding visionary of Green Acres Permaculture Village (2010 to present).
I’ve been ruminating for quite a while on Elon’s conclusion, that what we call “money” in our present and past world of SCARCITY will be...
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Remember this experiment? This failed experiment? https://x.com/SamaHoole/status/2080246967712596474?s=61&t=aUBDiSUrvn0aSlRBtZx0wQ But isn’t that the point of an experiment, to see what else must be addressed in the next...
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I was going to put up something on socialism vs. capitalism yesterday, but got quickly diverted by everything going on at home. But here’s the...
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Took an early morning 4-mile walk with Scampi on yesterday’s soon-to-be-sweltering day and came upon Elisha and Mere, out on the corner, weeding peppers. Asked...
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This very early morning, at dawn, I was on my usual 4-5 mile walk with puppy Scampi and, pondering the fact that Crotchity Crone has...
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I’ve been focusing on how transit Uranus has been affecting my own natal chart, since it’s returning for the first and only time to its...
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Yesterday, driving home from my dog Scampi’s date with destiny — first ever vaccination, due to state law requiring rabies — I felt I had...
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Rappoport was one of many substacks to which I subscribed, and one of the rare ones I even paid in a token amount each month....
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So grateful for these young ones who are taking up the “cause,” and with a mental complexity way beyond my own 83-year-old capacity. I’ve pursued...
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I very much appreciate astrologer Maureen Richmond’s perspective on the U.S., as we reach our 250th anniversary. She returns to its 1774-1776 founding to see,...
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Note: I forgot to publish this post yesterday. Humid high heat continues . . . plants continue to love it. Deer continue to eat gladiolas...
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I just spent the better part of two hours looking at six charts, trying to make sense of the bloviating narcissism of Trump’s personality as...
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Today started out gloomy. Outside and inside. For months, I had been planning to attend the Midwest Permaculture Convergence. Had even paid for a camping...
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I know this analysis sounds far-fetched, but pay attention. First, note: Astrology of World Events, June 2026, by Maureen Richmond. Excerpt: Astrologer Richmond is right....
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Remember Joe M’s video? Released in 2018, on twitter? Here it is again, on X. https://x.com/DcLidstone/status/2068467292544102855 This video blew me away way back then, as...
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It’s true. I’ve been such a very very good girl lately, re: health practices, including what foods I consume, how often each day, exercise patterns,...
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Over the past week or so, I created another e-book (20 so far!), by collecting old essays that focused in some way on Addiction, and...
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Even before it took place, I had a sense this was its purpose. Enough of “soy boys,” “toxic masculinity,” sitting on the couch on screens...
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Whenever Elizabeth Nickson’s substack posts appear in my email, I can’t help but stop everything to read each one, all the way through, videos included....
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Notice: See posts from last four days. Oops. At least I “think” it’s today, on the basis of charts that I set up now on...
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Note: see last three posts. This morning I spent another few hours going back through old journals and writings to help me remember the four...
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Note: See yesterday post. Yesterday, this peculiar ambivalence that I tried to express in that post continued, all day and into the evening, and during...
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In the past month or so, and increasingly, I’ve noticed myself becoming very impatient with how material reality slows me down. Just trying to get...
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At age 83 I’m increasingly aware that, no matter what I do to stay in prime condition I also have a lifelong dental “liability.”...
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I’ve just heard from Dave, the City Council member who introduced a resolution to stop AI here in Bloomington Indiana. https://www.youtube.com/@safeaiforever (I plan to listen...
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Yep. Epistemology is enjoying/enduring a meltdown. There seems to be no way to tell whether any bit, dot, “fact,” theory, hypotheses, data point, etc. is...
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First: I notice that my three posts referencing ticks (April 26-28) were relatively “unpopular” with readers. Does this mean that ticks have not yet arrived...
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Recent examples of the deep-seeking and wide-ranging posts each creates, both from May 2, 2026. Elizabeth NicksonHere’s how it starts: Unbekoming (for his...
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What is “staged,” what not? And what does “staged” imply? Well, that the occasion was “set-up” before it actually happened; that the whole thing went...
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Like all of us, I’ve been more and more suckered into looking at, and sometimes attaching to, all sorts of exponentially thudding, for me, mostly...
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Note: Alt-Epistemology ebook here: https://tendrepress.com/alt-epistemology/ A number of conversations, both in groups, and one to one, have annoyed me recently. Or maybe I should...
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WOW: I see that I forgot to post this draft on April 9th! So I will post it now, and update afterwards. Forgot to...
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Or maybe I should say, “What is YOUR epistemology?” I.e., how do you manage? control? integrate? interface the connection? division? between what’s inside you and...
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Scampi and I took a walk through the mile-long IU campus today (its eastern edge about 6 blocks from where I live) and I brought...
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Yesterday evening I participated, with more than two dozen others, in another local Brownstone Supper Club event, in an upstairs room at a beloved downtown...
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At some point I’ll get an email with the photo of our entire group, 60 strong, including 6 incredible musicians, and numerous dance leaders. This...
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I decided I would list, one by one here, my daily health-oriented routine, as the most obvious way of indicating how detailed has become my...
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During the past few days, I have been, once again, contemplating the concept of the “aether’ (or “ether”). It’s a notion that has always intrigued...
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I was downtown in Bloomington on Saturday, sporting a box of used books for a used book store, when I came upon, guess what? A...
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A wonderful essay by seasoned historian Victor Davis Hanson has been picked up all over the internet in the last few days. Just google it...
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This morning, as I set off for another weekly run of four mornings in a row on this blog, I was flummoxed. Couldn’t help but...
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Yesterday evening, I contacted my old friend Claudia, whom I first met in 1986, and who co-counseled with me during the seven-year period when I...
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Two aspects stand out in the chart for tomorrow’s official Equinox date (March 20) and time (10:46 AM EST), when light and dark momentarily balance...
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Two days from now, after a number of failed early attempts, Spring will officially have sprung. Several times, in February and March, local temps have...
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Over this past weekend, I decided it was time to make the infinitely revamped and transformed tendrepress.com website live. This, after an extremely long process,...
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The usual critique of Trump decries his continual self-congratulatory narcissistic display. And yes, I flinch too; how many of us dare to beat ourselves on...
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I drove to the Winter’s Farmer’s Market Saturday morning, as usual. Left here around 7:45. Takes 15 minutes to get there. Wanted to walk prior...
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Here’s what it looks like outside, this morning. Supposed to stop raining, for now, at around 9 AM. But who knows what’s next weatherwise, and...
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This morning, I again heard from Angela, wondering where exactly should she go on the island of Crete? I had been planning on sending her...
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Over the weekend I inadvertently resumed my lifelong “activist” role, but with a significant shift as of last evening’s conversation with a neighbor half my...
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Okay. Back to further exploration of the dark/light integration that demands our attention (Monday and Tuesday posts this week). But first: ‘Twas fun to take...
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Over the weekend, a call from an old friend, whom I’ll identify here as Angela. She is currently traveling through Greece and wants my advice...
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Note: Tomorrow, February 20, at 7:54 AM, EST, the Saturn and Neptune conjunction reaches exactness at 0°44 Aries (zero degrees, forty four minutes). I plan...
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Yesterday, on lift-off day (See posts for Monday and Tuesday), when I woke up this image came into my mind: of a flock of cardinals,...
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Note from an 83-year-old. I not only pant, I just about wet my pants! Yesterday, I got so gobsmacked by the ultra rare Saturn/Neptune at...
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I’m in the final stages of getting the new archival website, a transformed tendrepress.com, up and running. ‘Twill be filled with bio material, for example,...
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Note: See yesterday’s post. Here’s an interesting, detailed essay on astrological returns, each of them a circle that, as it closes, shifts into spiral. Notice...
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I’ve long had an interest in crows and ravens. In fact, the magazine Crone Chronicles (1989-2001) was ignited via a nighttime visit from a Raven,...
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Have you ever popped a boil on your own body? I have. Weird. And no fun. Especially the aftermath. That area must be cleaned and...
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Within the past year or two, I began to see references to the “Overton Window.” Hmmm. . . intriguing. What is it? Hmmm . ....
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I thought I posted here yesterday, as usual, Monday through Thursday mornings, for the first of four posts weekly. But apparently I must have cancelled...
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Geez! Rather than walking glorious, mostly cleared paths through trees and among large limestone buildings to the western edge of the IU campus, this morning...
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Very slow moving Death/Rebirth Pluto, with a 248 year cycle, left 29° Capricorn in March 2023 for 0° Aquarius for the first time since this...
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On the verge of an historic victory this evening, when the rags-to- riches, worst-to-best IU football team (15-0) takes on Miami this evening . ....
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Today, as warlike Mars presses onto the Sun, both in stratetic, goal-oriented Capricorn, and Trumpian pressure on Greenland as the next territory to “conquer,” after...
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Three days have gone by since I last posted. Three days whirred by, sucked into oblivion. Yesterday, checking grok’s AI, how “accurate” is it, which...
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Over the past few days, Sun has been synching with both Venus and Mars in Capricorn, joined now by Mercury, all of which at least...
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I sense that my new “purpose” has already been invoked, and involves extraordinary encounters with, usually, old friends, but not always. Each encounter blows...
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No doubt you’ve seen this extraordinary AI image, right? Oh yeah, but “symbolism will be their downfall,” right? Question: Whose downfall? Another hilarious meme for...
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My paralyzed, nerve-damaged, nearly-60-year-old son Colin Cudmore held his second holiday event — the first was on Christmas Day— yesterday, New Year’s Day, starting at...
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Well, here we are, another Monday in midwest winter “paradise.” With howling wind outside and much much colder temps. Yesterday and into the evening, and...
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Note: See Monday and Tuesday posts. Hold on to your hats. This post will look technical, since I’m putting two astro charts inside it. Astrologers...
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Remember this? Yesterday evening was the long-awaiting event where I spoke in public about Green Acres Village. As I introduced myself to those present (about...
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Especially since it’s just now been made public that the vax caused childhood deaths? See Margaret Menge, latest three posts on her Crossroads Report....
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I’m becoming highly aware of just how much the current Neptune/Saturn conjunction in late Pisces continues to affect/infect my awareness. It’s as if I’ve entered...
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Note: See yesterday’s post. Last night seems to have possibly signaled a crucial turning point in this current highly eruptive, first ever Uranus Return phase...
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I assumed that my supposedly three days each week “free” (from this blog) would likely be taken up with continuing cogitations . . . See...
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Yesterday, as I was thinking about personal implications of the fact that November 1 may signal the day to live on in infamy, meaning the...
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Interesting, that I should suddenly spit out that little word “weird.” Hmmm. . . etymology? I’m wondering: should I consider 3iAtlas merely a psy-op, meant...
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Unsurprisingly, 3i Atlas is still in “the news.” And, in fact, this “comet”? “space ship from afar?” is due to be closest to earth on...
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First, what does the name “3I Atlas” refer to? Frankly, I prefer “3rd eye” Atlas, referring to the center of the forehead, associated with the...
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I’ve tried to stay clear of anything to do with the Middle East, especially where it concerns Israel. The history of the region is so...
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Friday late afternoon through Sunday late morning, I drove from Bloomington 55 minutes east on North State Road 67 to Sage Valley, a 17-acre eco-village...
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I DID return yesterday afternoon to the BMV, bearing needed docs (social security card and two recent pieces of mail addressed to me) and successfully...
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At first, when I saw the title of Charles Eisenstein’s latest essay, I assumed he was referring to those who use language to deceive, to...
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See last post. Well, I “got myself back together” overnight. Sorta. Kinda. Not easy to do when interruptive, volatile, crazy-making transit Uranus is still sitting...
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Note: See last post. Please do read both Laura Bruno’s two comments on fine points of the astrology of Charlie Kirk and his (apparent) death;...
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I return to posting from my recently instituted three-day weekend off, when of course, I was hoping to relax. Ha! Even more than usual, I...
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Memes have been collecting on desktop like crazy. So here goes, in two parts: First: The nitty gritty of “what we’re up against,” of what...
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Dignity over Violence was the actual name of the event I attended via zoom Sunday evening, September 14. I just looked at the photos I...
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The above quote is from Heather Blakeslee, one of the panelists at Sunday evening’s event. More from her below. I just went through my hastily...
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A part of me felt that maybe I should not have posted yesterday’s piece, questioning the reality of the Charlotte N.C. murder. Because the one...
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Something about this sudden viral event (even though it supposedly occurred nearly a month ago) just wasn’t sitting right with me. It seemed so convenient,...
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Remember this? From the Opening Ceremony 2012 Olympics. This predictive event is typical, of what the PTB do to subdue, confuse, and gaslight us. It’s...
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Walking through Goat Park today, as usual I had to pass by what is to me, locally, the most prominent “fuck you” to anyone who...
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Re: the continuing broohaha: See this from Jean Claude, who is much more forgiving than I am. But then I remember Trump’s chart, with that...
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Way back in graduate school, 1967, I told my teacher that I wanted to write a paper on “the concept of Time.” “Time?” He scoffed....
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Yugen: Etymology: Made up of two Japanese characters. The first, “yu,” means dim or difficult to see. The second, “gen,” originally described the dark, tranquil color...
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Pronoia: Etymology: From the ancient Greek: For + (nous) mind. Pay attention to especially the last sentence of the above. The modern use of pronoia...
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I’ve decided to spend some time, this lovely, sun-dappled morning, during which I have already taken my four mile walk plus watered the back yard...
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See yesterday’s post. WOW. I was totally wrong about one assumption: that Zelensky would be obstinate, buttressed by his European cronies. . . Instead they...
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For those who complain, echoing the MSM: why didn’t Trump get a deal with Putin over the weekend? Why did he fail? Etc. etc. Ever...
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For the past three days, puppy Scampi and I have been taking our four mile walks (and yes, with painful right knee, see recent posts)...
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The painful right knee continues to fester, especially when getting up from sitting down, or getting out of bed. I have to be very careful....
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Here’s another way of describing the ever-ongoing civilizational cycle of emergence/growth/maturity/death that I forgot to include in yesterday’s post (which, BTW, was more Uranian than...
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You’ve probably heard of Carol Quigley’s perspective on history, one of many to agree that civilizations begin, grow, mature, and collapse, just like people do,...
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Realization sinking in: my Uranus return, the first and only one in my life (unless I remain in this body until it is still kicking...
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Well, well. Are we about to go dark? According to Simpson prediction, YES. TODAY! July 30th. Hmm, it’s 11 AM here and lights, internet, and...
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Yes. No matter what happens or does not happen now, in the summer of 2025; no matter what I hear or see in “the news;”...
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Notice how I titled this piece. Medications, Money, and Causes are all in quotes. FLEAS is not. The quotes signify second-order reality; conjured up out...
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Before I begin this god-awful piece on the stinking corruption symbolized by the word “Epstein,” remember, in the memorable words of Zach Bush, M.D.:...
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Note: the “meaning” of any planet in one’s life is gleaned from the first experience of its cycle as a whole. Saturn, for example, with...
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Yesterday, late morning, my seven-year-old MacBook Air computer went black. Took it over to the Geek Squad at nearby Best Buy to see if...
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On July 7, the planet Uranus, which denotes sudden, ereuptive, irreversible change, moves from Taurus into Gemini. Uranus has an 84 year cycle, which...
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Who would have known that my concentration as a doctoral student in philosophy at Boston University, way back between 1966 and 1972, namely EPISTEMOLOGY, would...
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While I don’t pretend to understand the deep roots of the current state of Israel, or the checkered history of the entire region, I do...
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Note: this post does not follow any logical progression, rather it loops . . . Not that I meant to do that, but something in...
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Monday morning, “time to start again,” I said to myself I as I went to my computer and found the mouse not working. Oops! Given...
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I’ve decided to mostly focus on right here, right now, in this blog. However, there are times when (one possible) 40,000 foot view seduces me....
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On my long walk with puppy Scampi two days ago, I had two strange encounters that puzzled me no end. Several times, when people would...
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While I appreciate Mike Adams, I also consider him somewhat of a doomer. Which to this double Sagittarian, is a downer. However, as we slog...
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On Monday this week, I attended my fifth Supper Club, a new monthly Bloomington venue for the those in this academic town who don’t suffer...
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Here I thought I was beginning to quell my own addiction to screens. Wrong! As the world heats up, so does my addiction. As one...
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While I prefer “staying home,” and focus most of my four-day-per-week (Monday through Thursday with three days off) posts in that manner, today I choose...
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I decided I wanted to do a post comparing the lives of my two sons, Colin (59) and Sean (61). Because both of them are...
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After I published the last post, on Thursday May 22 (I’m taking Fridays through Sundays off, for the time being) my astute friend and astrologer...
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For about 20 years, starting in my mid-50s, I traveled extensively, visiting numerous European, Asian and Aouth American countries. But then, suddenly, in 2019, I...
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Here we are. May 1: Beltane! One of the four seasonal cross-quarter days, this one celebrates the fullness of Spring, nature’s and human fertility. I...
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Researching for this post, I searched duck duck go this morning, for answer to “blackouts occurred recently in Spain and where else and for how...
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Notice: Mea culpa, but it’s spring, liver time, and this is one pissed off liverish post! Must go dig up some dandelion roots, chop...
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On a downtown street yesterday evening, on my way to the Brownstone Institute Midwest Supper Club held here in Bloomington, once again very much looking...
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Oops! I had wanted to post this on Friday, but it stayed just a draft. Mercury retrograde struck again! As of yesterday, however, 4/6/25, Mercury...
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In this first-ever-since-the-U.S.-Civil-War Neptune in Aries season, Have you noticed? It’s crucial to remain centered, no matter what? Who knows what will rush down the...
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Please realize: No matter what I put up at any point in this blog, it’s provisional, speculative, a scattering of shots in the dark. WHO...
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I’ll start this post slowly. . . Looking over recent posts, I realize that I’m as “bad” as any TDS “normie,” in that Donald Trump,...
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Looking over Martin Geddes substack today, where he prompts chatDPT to identify and describe ” five different levels of awareness (of what’s really going on...
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For the past two nights, my sleep has been seriously disturbed. No don’t get me wrong. It’s always disturbed, in that I have to drag...
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Re: yesterday’s post on narcissism, question: Is Trump a Narcissist? Answer: yes. Of course. With warlike Mars in kingly Leo conjunct the self-expressive Leo Ascendant...
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Reading through the latest Martin Geddes essay — “Crypto Metaphysics” — London, Wed 12th March — I was struck by his references to today’s...
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Yesterday, I, along with multitudinous others on X/twitter, got suddenly, seemingly, gobsmacked, by two of our new heroes: Pam Bondi and Kash Patel. Supposedly they...
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Until sometime yesterday afternoon I was in a near-continuous state of inner ecstasy as I contemplated the ongoing extraordinary deflation of the administrative state balloon,...
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Another winter storm two nights ago, with this time, about five inches, which turned icy yesterday. Tried to walk puppy Scampi at around 8 AM,...
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Hey folks, if you’re like me, you’re being extra-careful today. Full of care. Caring. Heart-centered. Aware. Awake. And Allowing. Whatever is meant to happen, will....
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What I most appreciate about the current breathtaking Trump/Elon blitzkrieg, its its sheer audacity. How dare Trump/Elon disrupt the uncomfortable status quo? How dare he...
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My older son Sean, who lives in Boulder Colorado, once again (he comes every six months), is here for one week, for daily visits with...
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While I’m not at all convinced that the various interconnected parts of the onrolling totalitarian takeover Cudenec depicts will actually succeed (nor is he), given...
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What in hell did Q mean by “Save Israel for last?” A nasty part of me wants to think that it means Israel will finally...
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Oops! I thought I actually posted this piece yesterday. It turns out, NOT. So everything I say here will be one day late . ....
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Looking back, part of me wishes I had qualified that “Even so, Trust Trump” header I gave to yesterday’s post: e.g. “Trust Trump (Mostly).” In...
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While I have been spending most of my blog time since January 21 alerting myself and others to what I perceive as glaring mistakes made...
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https://x.com/search?q=Stop%20World%20Control&src=typed_query I’ve already indicated that, despite my initial freakout, I want to give Trump the benefit of the doubt. See yesterday’s post: Can Trump...
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I imagine I enjoyed viewing the inaugural festivities as much as anyone, especially focusing in on body language of, between, and among people at the...
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Oops! Yes. I’m with Celia Farber who, when a friend of hers stated the above, wrote on her new substack post: “I think I said...
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I was speaking two evenings ago, with a dear old high school friend and former husband in our early 30s, who lives in California, figuring...
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While walking the two miles downtown to Lennie’s at 6 PM, heading for the launch of the Brownstone Institute’s Midwest Supper Club, I felt invigorated,...
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As I continue with my part-time, long term “Recapitulation” Project (nine years now, I’m embarrased to say) to archive the hundreds of essays I’ve written...
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According to young, beautiful, and very experienced remote viewer Elizabeth April (she’s been at this for 14 years already), who claims to get her downloads...
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Sooooo . . . yesterday, staying home, not being outside for my usual vigorous 3-4 mile walk, drove me nuts. Even the snow shoveling didn’t...
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The above graph looks so clear and simple. I do tend to be-LIE-ve it. On the other hand, I don’t trust anything put out by...
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Spent another weekend mostly off-screen (except for one short session) during the days. Went on another unfamiliar long walk on Saturday with Scampi, followed by...
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I gotta say, this made me choke with laughter. Here’s an incisive “psychological/spiritual” analysis of the deep-seated WHY of leftist women’s meltdown. Long, but the...
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Ommigod, I’m totally, utterly, shocked! Not that the election seemed to come off with hardly a hitch, not that Trump was triumphant, but that the...
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MSG was at capacity (20,000) for Trump’s massive rally yesterday. Plus 7o,000 more gathered outside. In what used to be Democratic New York. Times have...
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The following meme is NOT TRUE. My body is NOT a machine; my body is an organism, one living cell in the larger body of...
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Yesterday, friend Dan, who lived here in this house for four years, and the another year in the third house (of Green Acres Permaculture Village),...
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On January 26, I noticed, in a front page article in the local Herald-Times, which included info that Indiana Medicaid family caregiver costs, especially...
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Was out walking in dreary, cold, wet January afternoon, yesterday, going to five stores in an attempt to find an appropriate birthday card for...
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See yesterday’s post. Just in case you’re still not alarmed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOSahvEAO04 Perspective: Note: RFK Jr. and DJT are now aligned on this states’ rights...
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Walking this morning, without puppy Shadow, except for.a brief foray for him to poop. He was way too reluctant, in this extreme cold, -1°...
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While I resonate increasingly into my anarchist roots, or maybe better, my “organic radical” roots, aligned with Paul Cudenec in trusting Nature as brilliant...
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pic.twitter.com/vE5xrlhCqG — David Wolfe (@DavidWolfe) December 5, 2023 On the one hand, I agree with this assessment. On the other hand, I learned over...
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Not that those driven to kill innocent civilians of either Israel or Palestine are necessarily “looking good.” As the slaughter recommences let us remember: There...
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Jon Rappoport has come up with a single, brilliant, obvious way to decimate the Medical Industrial Complex. In fact, his proposal to state governors is...
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When, oh when, will we unique sovereign individual humans learn to find comfort together like these three different species did here, in a tiny container? ...
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You’d think that, of all the Pluto generations, Pluto in self-expressive, do-my-thing, leonine Leo (1938-1958) would be most sovereign, the most resistant to outside...
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As I walk about Bloomington Indiana, I am struck by the persistence of those who still wear masks. I’d guess about one in 25...
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I, as a “sovereign soul at one with all,” inhabit the exact center of the infinitely expanding universe. AND SO DO YOU. Even so,...
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As I prepare myself for meditation on this early afternoon’s Full Moon/Lunar Eclipse, I also sit inside our seemingly stuck (not to mention extremely...
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How far are we from Bill Hicks vision? Are the many horrors we are enduring now — as death/rebirth Pluto begins its first, short tumultuous...
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It sure looks like it, eh? Watch this until the very end. New AI filter rolled out on tiktok. 😳 pic.twitter.com/9CcxvneF2R — Laura Matsue (@lauramatsue)...
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As primal Pluto Returns, for the very first (and last?) time, to the degree which it occupied when the U.S. was born, on July...
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After two days without assuming I “should” post something concerning my response to “outer world” events, I notice that I’m still somewhat “under the...
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Oh wow. Now that even the Washington Post admits it . . . . . . that’s not even counting the deaths from the...
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It’s as if a suppurating wound just won’t heal. However, the entire scenario does seem to be dissolving in front of our eyes. All...
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As we arrive at September’s end, amidst the widening cacophony of who-done-it-and-why interpretations of the Nordstream event — which has already been declared to top...
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During the past several weeks, I’ve drifted from trying to comprehend something I notice in the culture via various perspectives, etc., to simply putting out...
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If you have not yet read RFK Jr.’s excruciating book, The Real Anthony Fauci, please grit your teeth and do so. If you’re like...
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See yesterday’s post. Here’s the post that I wanted to do yesterday, but got waylaid by my body’s needs. (I’m getting better, the blood vessels...
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See yesterday’s post. One thing that blew me away when I finally recognized it: my own “irritability” I mentioned yesterday was the hornet/wasp part of...
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I wanted to get this post out early, since we are heading into a two week period when Mars conjuncts Uranus and the North Node...
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Must we go over this again? How F.E.A.R. (False Evidence Appearing Real) stresses the immune system? How F.E.A.R. is a deliberate poisonous repeated insertion into...
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I listened to another Juan O Savin video last night, and this time was pleasantly surprised that he did not go on and on...
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The WEF/UN/WHO/NWO/NATO/EU globalist agenda has succeeded in stirring up the world’s peoples to the point where each of us is directed to “be at...
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Note: For Laura Bruno’s post on this special Full Moon, see this. Map of visibility for total lunar eclipse for May 15-16, around midnight. Here...
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A few days ago, I discovered that I was no longer welcome to participate in the Dances of Universal Peace. This sudden dismissal came as...
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Do you realize that both during World War I, with “War Gardens” — https://communityofgardens.si.edu/exhibits/show/historycommunitygardens/wartimegardens — and during World War II, with “Victory Gardens,” — which,...
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Add these up: supply line interruptions, most fertilizer and 30% of world’s wheat no longer coming from Russia, plus massive inflation affecting food and transport...
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I remember way back when the plandemic began to roll out, at some perverse level, I felt thrilled that for perhaps the first time in...
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I feature here two attempts to explain the origin and significance of the spell, both well worth listening to. The first reminds me of a...
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The fun continues. This morning puppy Shadow and I were walking by a small business that invites customers to stretch and exercise together to music...
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As of August 30, when volatile Uranus turned to go backwards, there were five planets retrograde, i.e., going over old ground, processing what’s already happened;...
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I’ve been talking more with my friend Claudia who, BTW, says that I was incorrect. She did not see Fauci as an expert; indeed, she...
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I live around both vaxed and unvaxed people. And I love them all. But: given my “sources of information,” I must be proactive. I learned...
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Walking with puppy Shadow this early morning, about when the first plane supposedly hit the Twin Towers 20 years ago today, I was reflecting on...
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Let me remind the reader: a “cynic” is actually a disappointed idealist. Which means that the original issue is idealism, a philosophy that views the...
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I must say, I am so glad Colin suggested we do our regular meditation every Sunday morning, at 8 AM. SO much better than doing...
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Yes, folks, it’s magic! And it all starts inside, within me, within you, within us. As I say to young people here, “What would you...
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”And you? My teacher looked up, his left eyebrow arched, pencil poised. 'I want to do a paper on the concept of time.’” I mumbled, timidly. 'Time?' He sniffed. “I wouldn’t touch the subject. Too difficult.” — AK, 1967
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