I used the same Beckett quote on my Facebook page yesterday. You're really in tune with the zeitgeist. Carl Orff composed Carmina Burana in the 20th century. It is not a religious work. Have you considered the US Uranus return will also be the OMG's? OMG!
Delighted to be in sync! I did know that Orff wrote Carmina Burana in the last century, but the songs were found in a monastery...go figure. Re: the OMG -- do we really think he'll make it to his Uranus return...
OH! EG, you are the HCR of astrology! Thank you again for your extensive and well-documented interpretations. And the Card of the Week info is giving me hope.
this seems to really echo what i'm hearing all over the place about the rest of the month and the next long period of time with pluto in aquarius. i felt like T's win was pivotal to whatever is coming next, not just for what he'll do but for what others will do in response. Like many of us needed this wakeup call to find purpose.
I used the same Beckett quote on my Facebook page yesterday. You're really in tune with the zeitgeist. Carl Orff composed Carmina Burana in the 20th century. It is not a religious work. Have you considered the US Uranus return will also be the OMG's? OMG!
Delighted to be in sync! I did know that Orff wrote Carmina Burana in the last century, but the songs were found in a monastery...go figure. Re: the OMG -- do we really think he'll make it to his Uranus return...
OH! EG, you are the HCR of astrology! Thank you again for your extensive and well-documented interpretations. And the Card of the Week info is giving me hope.
I will be thrilled when the rest of the free world thinks of me as "the HCR of astrology!" Thank you for your kind words :)
this seems to really echo what i'm hearing all over the place about the rest of the month and the next long period of time with pluto in aquarius. i felt like T's win was pivotal to whatever is coming next, not just for what he'll do but for what others will do in response. Like many of us needed this wakeup call to find purpose.
...purpose and light, perhaps, which can't be seen unless it's surrounded by darkness.