Astrology at Work: The Beatles’ Rooftop Concert
Peter Jackson’s documentary “Get Back” has sparked renewed interest in the surprise rooftop concert given by the Beatles in 1969. Though it was not clear at the time, this brief concert would be the group’s last public appearance before they disbanded. For fans to the Beatles and for people just interested in the history of pop culture, it was a pivotal event and I thought it might be interesting to take a look at the astrology behind it.
Ever since Neptune entered Pisces in 2012, and particularly after the planet moved into an opposition with natal Neptune in the horoscope for the United States, we’ve seen the boundaries between truth and fiction have become increasingly porous. This is something we have to expect with Neptune. Neptune always favors faith over facts. And for those faithful to Donald Trump this Age of Neptune seems set to take a dramatic new turn.
Following the Moon: Dec. 4, 2021
There’s an ominous inevitability about Pluto transits that makes them particularly scary. That’s why I got a bit of a chill when I saw Pluto on the IC of the Full Moon horoscope for Nov. 19. (Click on Full Moon to see the article and the chart.) Of course, a few days later we began to hear about a new and more deadly variant of the COVID-19 virus and, right on cue, it arrived in the U.S just before this lunation period ended.
We look to astrology to guide us to our full potential, but astrology can be just as valuable when it shows us our limitations. This is not to say that we have to accept these limitations but we can’t be expected to overcome them until we know where they are. And when we want to see our limitations, we often end up talking about Saturn.
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