wanted to be a spy. I grew up on property bordered by a cemetery, railroad tracks, a meadow and a brook. I put on lip gloss, a pink beret and feigned an accent as my step brother and I looked for dead bodies and organs in the water. I’d pull out slime covered burnt orange [...]
Continue Reading →Everybody Dreams Everybody dreams, but not everyone is naturally a strong dreamer. Some people are more likely to remember their dreams and to take an active role in dream recall and exploration. Those people not only remember their dreams in minute detail, but also have the ability to achieve lucidity and control the direction of [...]
Continue Reading →oy Seeker, from the site Musings on the Tarot is a tarot layout you can use to see where your joy is right now. Even if you are not interested in tarot you can ask yourself these questions: What is joy to me? Where do I find joy the easiest? Where must I work to [...]
Continue Reading →dreamed about Angkor Wat last night. This dream coincides with both the New Moon in Sagittarius and whining about not having enough travel dreams. The wishes should be in line with the characteristics of the sign that the New Moon falls in: Sagittarius Characteristics.
Continue Reading →I still have a grand trine in fire: transiting Mars (19 Leo) – transiting Sun (19 Sagittarius)/ natal Neptune (14 Sagittarius) – natal Sun (19 Aries) in houses 12-4-8. I’m reading The Holotropic Mind: The Three Levels of Human Consciousness and How They Shape Our Lives by Stanislav Grof, M.D. and it’s making me feel [...]
Continue Reading →aving a large, gorgeous library in my home is a fantasy. I see beautiful wood paneling, shelves enclosed by glass, a podium, cases of ancient books with delicate pages, maps, ladders, stationery, a chaise lounge, magnifying glasses, large windows- it would be filled mainly with astrology, occult, psychology and metaphysical books. I never connected the [...]
Continue Reading →Five days after I wrote South Node: Doing the Predictable, in which I declare that I’m through with a career in art, I have the dream, I encounter a headless man at the Met: One way to look at this dream is that I’ve “lost my head” or that I’m “out of my mind” and [...]
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