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Breaking News On 26 July 2023 it was announced that Sinead had died - subsequent to another very challenging period after the suicide of her 17 year old son in 2022. Sinead described son Dylan as "the one person who loved me unconditionally" For millions of fans Sinead represented not only a very powerful talent in the music industry but also a representative of the lifelong challenges faced by all who have suffered the severe wounding of childhood abuse. The transit of Pluto in late Capricorn became sustained since early 2022 - creating a very stressful angle to Sinead's 26 Libra Moon -which is natally semisextile her Neptune-Mercury in Scorpio. This pairing is trined to the deeply sensitive water combination of  Chiron-Saturn in Pisces.  Intense pressure on her very fragile emotional stability would have ensued after the shock of losing her son. Returning to London early July after a long absence Sinead appeared to be full of plans for reviving her career. The buildup

The four mutable signs Gemini, Sagittarius, Virgo, Pisces are highlighted in June 2016 around the time of the 15 Gemini New Moon . The mutable signs  Gemini, Sagittarius, Virgo, Pisces  are not only concerned with flow, movement, connection and communication in the physical environment: the most important mutable territory resides in the processes of the mind. The qualities of our thinking, our way of connecting by means of communication, the way our mind functions – all these things can be described by an appraisal of the mutable signs in a personal astrology. These issues become more global, more encompassing of the breadth of humanity when a period of time is inhabited by multiple energies in mutable signs. When the lunar nodal axis is involved in addition to other planets and the monthly solunar cycle it is clear a standout emphasis is being made for collective betterment and growth. In June 2016 the range of energies are focussed around 15 degrees in mutab

A surprising number of Earthlings are oblivious to the fact that our little blue planet is spinning in an indescribably massive solar system in an exponentially much larger universe. It's mind-blowing to even try to think of the scale involved. When I say oblivious I mean people don't join up the dots and accept that everything that happens in the universe has an impact on us -and more particularly in our own neighborhood, it isn't called a system for no reason.  It's just that much of what happens is unseen, unheard, unwitnessed ...until a meteor crashes here or our dominant feature the Sun sends a storm in our direction. Most people won't know when there's a storm that comes from the Sun because it only gets mass media coverage if a widely impacting event happens -like in 1989 when the electricity network of Quebec Canada was blown out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/March_1989_geomagnetic_storm World governments know that a large magnetic stor