What is free will, exactly, and what possible relation could it have with Aquarius? To help answer questions like these, let us consider an idea I first encountered during a lecture by a spiritual teacher with whom I had been studying. Aquarius—An Opening to Possibility Molly is currently an Ambassador for Women for Women International, a non-profit organization which provides education and business training for marginalized women in developing countries. It’s possible you’re experiencing a taste of the mystical, yet highly transformative kundalini awakening. The unusual part of all this? You don’t even have to be spiritually aware or have any interest in spiritual growth to experience one.

In clear and concise language, McCord takes a deeper look at the five key planets that influence the most important areas of our lives: In his public lectures, the American philosopher Manly Hall sometimes described the impending stage in human evolution as a movement from the "Old Atlantis" to the "New Atlantis" (in reference to Francis Bacon's book of the same title). What exactly is the "Old Atlantis"? Hall defined this as life lived instinctually, unconsciously, where creatures follow the divine law perfectly yet blindly, like ants and bees going about their business. It is spirituality at its most primal yet unreflective of life "in the Garden." Meditate near the Ocean. The rhythmic ebb and flow of the ocean’s waves mimics the spine’s natural energy, thereby gently encouraging it to flow through your own body. To use a hypothetical example, imagine a community in which everyone plays a role in an intricately devised drama, but doesn't know it. That is because each has been hypnotized in the past, given inductions to act out pre-assigned parts, and programmed to forget they had ever been hypnotized. As a result, every one sets about their business, acting their parts, without realizing they're puppets, mechanically reciting scripted lines.Scorpio season ends with active movement and opportunities to power up what you’re committed to deeply shifting in yourself, especially in regard to trust, safety, financial energies, and reclaiming what you want in your experiences. The Sun and Mars are conjunct at 24 deg Scorpio on Nov 17, making a trine to Neptune RX in Pisces at 24 deg, which is a starting point to a 2 year cycle of asserting what you want and working with your Higher Self to move forward. The Sun and Mars then each sextile Pluto in Capricorn at 28 deg, which is a deep commitment to your transformation and clarity around what you want next. It’s a good week for setting goals and trusting forward-moving energy. More to share in this week’s podcast. Speaking from personal experience, connecting with your kundalini energy will give you a feel-good factor. A major sign of a spiritual person is that they are always happy and kind to others. They don’t like to degrade or criticise people. Instead, they always offer motivating and kind words, in hopes to make the world a better place. If you also believe in the same values, then yes, you’re a spiritual person. Is there any truth to astrology? When, however, we approach a chart from an intuitive point of view, we allow that beating heart to speak to and through us, enabling the interpretation to become one that reflects the wholeness of the individual, not just the placement of their Mars and its relationship to Venus! Yes, their Mars/Venus sextile will be significant, but it doesn’t – and will never – exist in a vacuum. Nor will they experience it in a vacuum. When we bring an intuitive approach to the birth chart, encompassing all it contains in its complexities and paradoxes, contradiction and alchemy, we can truly get to the nub, the very essence, of who that person is and how they can best live their life in this moment.

As each woman reemerges on the other side of a hardship and dark period, she offers you greater wisdom, forgiveness, strength, and trust to support you in your own life. To achieve this, we will have to learn how to "fight fire with fire"—that is, to adjust our goals and means to the times. For example, it is probable that the forces of big business and technology will pose serious challenges for us in the times ahead; yet solving the problems caused by these forces will not come about by simply bypassing them but rather through using them in constructive ways—"working with the system."until a few centuries ago in the West, and until relatively recent times in the East, it was the past and not the future which was the dominant orientation to historic time. . . . Ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, the vast Asiatic civilizations, even the Renaissance, did not look ahead for the ideas and inspirations of their existence, but sought them in their origins, in their ancient glories, their fabled heroes, their pristine virtues real or fancied. . . . (Beginning with the seventeenth century, the past began changing) from a source of inspiration to a collection of mistakes, and the future, hitherto so featureless, had risen up like a Promised Land. By the eighteenth century, an immense optimism had swept over Europe, and no one voiced it so enthusiastically as the philosopher-historian Condorcet: "There is no limit set to the perfecting of the powers of man," he wrote (Heilbroner 1960). The Gift of Knowledge: I Am Aware That I Am