Thursday, August 30, 2012
You have a choice about how you handle daily life. You can buy clothes made in another country, or you can make them. They
will fit better, look better and last longer. You can use your dryer for your
sheets, or you can hang them on the line in the Sun, especially cotton. Your
sheets smell wonderful, they feel wonderful, and they last longer. The Sun will
kill any remaining bacteria, and you will save energy. After washing towels in
the washing machine, my neighbor hangs the damp towels on her deck in the sun. Just
smelling those sun kissed towels is heavenly.
Until the last week of September, the Sun will be in Virgo. Daily
life is connected with Virgo. Virgo wants perfection, and Virgo will cause you
to expend incredible energy to improve your life. If you don’t do something to
better your daily existence, you will start to notice your imperfections and
feel guilty or uncomfortable. To satisfy this craving, and your Virgo nature, start
making better choices. This may mean eating something healthy for breakfast,
getting a better night’s sleep, taking more walks, taking a course, or hanging
your sheets on the line. You can spend less time watching TV, and spend time outside caring
for your vegetables; being tired is not an excuse to get off
the couch. If you spend time outside or even moving around, you will
have a renewal of energy and feel better. The bottom line - make better choices.
Thursday, August 23, 2012
A Head Case
What is happening in Texas?
Tom Head, a judge from Texas, Lubbock County, is declaring there will be a civil war in Texas, so they need to raise taxes. He wants to buy military gear for the civil
war. Will Texans vote to raise taxes because he is trying to scare the ### out
of them?
What is his story? Is he a friend of Todd Akin? Did they go
to the same school? It sounds like a Meth outbreak, or maybe they are smoking
wacky tobacky together.
Texas
is a nice place. It must be embarrassing to live there right now. Most Texans
are educated and helpful.
Is there something in the water? Are they eating the rubber eggs?
Say a prayer that Texans will not be infected by this
wackiness. I don’t think it is catching.
And what is happening to the Republican Party? First, it was Todd Akin, who is running for the senate. He did not know how women get pregnant. Now it is Tom Head.
And what is happening to the Republican Party? First, it was Todd Akin, who is running for the senate. He did not know how women get pregnant. Now it is Tom Head.
For you astrologers, no, Mercury is not retrograde, but Neptune is in an opposition with the Sun. This makes people say things they don't mean, makes them misunderstood, or reveal characteristics they don't want people to see, or reveals that they are inept, or on drugs, or alcohol. Hidden secrets, such as affairs, are revealed.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Todd Akin – Don’t Get Pregnant!
A controversy erupted after Todd Akins, a candidate for the senate race in Missouri, USA, told a television
interviewer that a woman's body is capable of preventing pregnancy in cases of
"legitimate rape." He said, "if it’s a
legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down.".
He later apologized, explaining he meant to say
"forcible rape". Forcible rape??
The abortion and "legitimate" rape issue are being
addressed by politicians and media alike.What I want to know is how a woman
can avoid pregnancy during sex and shut it down, other than contraceptives.
He must know a big secret about preventing pregnancy. Does Akin assume all women are on the pill? Is he saying that abortion will
happen naturally if a woman is raped?
Are women supposed to sing a religious song, pray to God, or
chant out "no, no, no, I won't get pregnant? Is there a special move that
modern women don't know? Did he read a medical report about Native American women? Supposedly, Native American women had the ability to
prevent pregnancy. Does Todd Akin know Native Americans and is keeping it
secret?
He said he read some kind of report about prevention. Does
he know that little about women? Did he flunk high school biology? Maybe he feel asleep during class. Is he stupid? What is his IQ? Has he been
hitting the bottle? Is he from another planet? Maybe they do things differently
on that planet. Are we getting another politician who doesn't know what is going on in the world? (Hint, think of a recent female politician, who is probably smarter than Akin, and is good looking.) Do you want someone with such a lack of smarts to represent you?
Maybe he can just put up his feet, drink a beer, and let his underlings do the
work.
He should put through a bill that will support the mother
while bearing and raising the child, as well as support the child after birth,
and pay for college. And let the financial burden come out of Todd Akins’s
pocket, as well as the fathers, if he can be found. Todd Akin, put your money
where your mouth is.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
From Rubber Chicken to Rubber Eggs
Politicians in the United States are getting back at
us for making them eat all that rubber chicken at fundraisers. They are making
us eat rubber eggs.
Foods currently approved for irradiation by the U.S. Food
and Drug Administration include meat and poultry, eggs, fruits and vegetables,
juices, herbs, spices and flour. Does that leave anything out?
When the eggs are cooked, the white part turns into a sponge.
When the eggs are cooked, the white part turns into a sponge.
Make friends with a neighbor who has fresh, organic, eggs from
free-range chickens. That means they eat bugs, which nature intended them to do.
If you are not able to get fresh eggs, don't bother eating them, they taste
and feel horrible.
Warning to anyone visiting the United
States, especially if you are from France, our
eggs are terrible. If they have a good taste, they have been treated with
something that's probably worse than irradiating eggs.
Sustainabletable.org says that the effects of irradiation are still unknown. Irradiation alters molecular structure and creates toxic
chemicals that create carcinogens.
We will slowly kill millions to save a few lives. Actually, the bottom line is financial, not saving lives. The regulators can allow dirty farms, and fewer people will sue the big agribusinesses. It saves them money, and saves the insurance companies money. The lawyers lose out, and so do we. We can’t prove that irradiated food caused the cancer that may kill us. We won't have any money to sue anyway since the cancer will wipe out our bank accounts.
We will slowly kill millions to save a few lives. Actually, the bottom line is financial, not saving lives. The regulators can allow dirty farms, and fewer people will sue the big agribusinesses. It saves them money, and saves the insurance companies money. The lawyers lose out, and so do we. We can’t prove that irradiated food caused the cancer that may kill us. We won't have any money to sue anyway since the cancer will wipe out our bank accounts.
We had better learn how to be like plants and get our
nourishment from the sun. Since the food crops are dying out anyway, maybe it
is time. We should all grow our own food, although if a GMO seed wanders into
our yards, the seed companies will sue us.
It’s a Mad, Mad, world
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Paul Ryan - It's Chicklet Time
Mitt Romney has announced his running mate in the US presidential election -Paul Ryan. As I mentioned in a previous post, the Republican Party is finally starting to use image for success. It's hard to believe it took them so long to figure this out with all the money they have, of which they spend a large amount on marketing experts.
Image has become so predominant in our society, that it is
often more important than knowledge or expertise. Look at what happened when
Gabby Douglas won a gold medal in London
this summer at the 2012 Olympics. The focus was her hair, it was too curly; it should have been straightened; it looked greasy; she should lighten it like
Beyonce. Winning a gold medal was not as important as her hair. This doesn't
say much for the media, or for the masses. Although, most comments on web
sites are fakes.
If you look at the photo of Paul Ryan next to Mitt Romney, he
makes Mitt look old and tired. They should keep these men separated. In one
photo, it looked as if Mitt was missing teeth. In a country that obsesses on
gleaming, white chiclet teeth, this is a mistake.
In photos of Mitt Romney, they show him in jeans and shirts,
sleeves rolled up, collar loosened. His handlers may use this image to appeal to
the people, but all this does is make him look like he needs a shower, a shine,
and an iron. And he shouldn’t roll the sleeves up so far; (many people have
commented that his arms are not his best feature). Maybe he has a problem with
heat. At least, they have moved most of the older, larger, members of the party
to the background in photo ops
Please dress Mitt Romney differently, after all, he is
running for president. In many photos,
Paul Ryan is also without tie. Mmmmm, what is going on, casual appeal to the
working class?
Paul Ryan fits the image to which most Americans aspire. He
is trim and tall, with wide shoulders, a good head of hair, and a good jaw
line, no jowls. His ears stick out a little, but so do Obama’s ears. His mouth
is small, and he often has a tight smile, but this does not detract from his
appearance. A soft full mouth is not as important for men as it is for women.
As the months go by, he will be taught to smile with his eyes more often, and
show his teeth, which are not the phony, brilliant white, glow in the dark,
the "I've had cosmetic whiteners" look.
You may think that all this will only appeal to younger voters, but older voters are influenced by looks as well. Older women (the grandmother type) have been heard saying,” such a nice looking young man". They don’t say such a smart, wise, or compassionate man, just nice looking, or they mention that he has a good job. The US has become ab image driven, youth obsessing, culture. Sadly, this is happening all over the world.
You may think that all this will only appeal to younger voters, but older voters are influenced by looks as well. Older women (the grandmother type) have been heard saying,” such a nice looking young man". They don’t say such a smart, wise, or compassionate man, just nice looking, or they mention that he has a good job. The US has become ab image driven, youth obsessing, culture. Sadly, this is happening all over the world.
Paul Ryan is only 42, but he has many years of experience in
public office, and he is Chairperson of the House Budget Committee, which is
very important in these troubled economic times. He is also a co-founder of the
Young Guns Program. He also has a look that should satisfy other cultures. He
definitely does not look overfed, which is one of the things the Middle East uses against Americans.
He has a very nice looking family with the perquisite 2+
kids, one girl, and two boys.
This campaign is already taking its toll on Ryan. If you
look at photo close ups, his eyes are tired and red.
If he doesn't make it on this ticket, we will surely see him
again in 2016.
It may be an odd coincidence, but since my article on Eric Cantor, he has disappeared from public view.
We are not a shallow civilization, are we?
It may be an odd coincidence, but since my article on Eric Cantor, he has disappeared from public view.
We are not a shallow civilization, are we?
At the turn of the 20th century, Alice Bailey wrote a book
about glamour becoming a world problem. Her books are a slow read, but worth it.
Thursday, August 09, 2012
Rice Paddies and Cow Farts
I am not going to say that man has caused the recent heat
wave, but man has to be blamed for contributing to weather changes.
Methane is the second biggest cause of an increase in heat.
Rice paddies contribute 20% of worldwide methane. It is said that the biggest contributors
in the Unites States are cows and the gas they give off. Yikes!
The Chinese along with American researches are investigating
a way to decrease rice paddy methane to nothing. It may be as simple as changing
farming methods, which will improve the rice harvest.
The Sun, the bringer of heat, has just completed a sextile
with Jupiter and will be making a trine with Saturn on August 17, 2012, which I
have heard some mystics say will be a big day. We will see.
Sunday, August 05, 2012
Heat Wave
The last time there was a heat wave in the United States as severe as this summer (2012) was in the 1930's, the Dust Bowl years. Science is debating the cause, global warming versus a natural phenomenon.
There is a difference between using technology to measure climate data and actually being there. As climatologists state, clouds play an important part in weather. You can measure, and measure, and measure, but if you leave the human component out, you will only get a partial picture. Talk to older people, they will tell you that the skies are different. They will talk about the bygone days of beautiful skies with fluffy white clouds that were seen all over the sky. They will talk about the soft light even on a sunny day. Now it is bright blues skies with few clouds, and it has been that way for several years.
We have to combine weather patterns and with human actions. If we examine past droughts, heat waves, hurricanes, tornadoes, and monsoons, and then add human conditions, would we read those disasters in the same way? Would past disasters have been more severe? Man has created billions of reflective surfaces, and chopped down many forests that absorb C02. Man has filled the air with C02 from manufacturing and transportation, and man has filled the oceans, and the world with junk, which affects wildlife and the ecosystem. All these things have to be taken into account, along with atmospheric and space conditions.
We must look for solutions instead of spending money and time on arguments over cause.
Air conditioners and elevators that do not work are not good for business and the economy. Crops that fail bring problems, especially when we have not saved seven years of grain, as was done in the ancient past.
In destroying many parts of our planet, will we be held captive and destroyed by climate change and pollution? If the fishing grounds outside Somalia were not destroyed by other countries, Somalia may not have resorted to piracy and found it to be more profitable, and economically disastrous for the rest of the world.
The dust bowl had a man-made destructive component, as well as a climatic component, so the blame is not entirely on a cycle of nature.
In the 1930's and 1940's the aspects were extremely difficult, as they are now. Uranus and Pluto were in a malefic aspect then, and they are in a malefic aspect now, (a square). We have several more years of this challenging square aspect; this aspect will not complete until 2017. We have a choice, we can complain about the challenges, or we can try to find solutions globally and personally.
There is a difference between using technology to measure climate data and actually being there. As climatologists state, clouds play an important part in weather. You can measure, and measure, and measure, but if you leave the human component out, you will only get a partial picture. Talk to older people, they will tell you that the skies are different. They will talk about the bygone days of beautiful skies with fluffy white clouds that were seen all over the sky. They will talk about the soft light even on a sunny day. Now it is bright blues skies with few clouds, and it has been that way for several years.
We have to combine weather patterns and with human actions. If we examine past droughts, heat waves, hurricanes, tornadoes, and monsoons, and then add human conditions, would we read those disasters in the same way? Would past disasters have been more severe? Man has created billions of reflective surfaces, and chopped down many forests that absorb C02. Man has filled the air with C02 from manufacturing and transportation, and man has filled the oceans, and the world with junk, which affects wildlife and the ecosystem. All these things have to be taken into account, along with atmospheric and space conditions.
We must look for solutions instead of spending money and time on arguments over cause.
Air conditioners and elevators that do not work are not good for business and the economy. Crops that fail bring problems, especially when we have not saved seven years of grain, as was done in the ancient past.
In destroying many parts of our planet, will we be held captive and destroyed by climate change and pollution? If the fishing grounds outside Somalia were not destroyed by other countries, Somalia may not have resorted to piracy and found it to be more profitable, and economically disastrous for the rest of the world.
The dust bowl had a man-made destructive component, as well as a climatic component, so the blame is not entirely on a cycle of nature.
In the 1930's and 1940's the aspects were extremely difficult, as they are now. Uranus and Pluto were in a malefic aspect then, and they are in a malefic aspect now, (a square). We have several more years of this challenging square aspect; this aspect will not complete until 2017. We have a choice, we can complain about the challenges, or we can try to find solutions globally and personally.