INSIGHT & EXPERIENCE
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Stargazer December 2019: twenty-twenty vision
Stella Woods shares astrology insights for December 2019 – Jupiter in Capricorn – twenty-twenty vision On 3rd December, as we gear up for the new decade, Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system, enters Capricorn for a year-long stay. And as Jupiter in Capricorn is a pragmatic, hard-working combination, the collective ...
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Stargazer – November 2019 astrology – Stella Woods
November 2019 Stargazer: Ring of Brodgar – megalithic lunar observatory I’ve recently returned from the Orkney Islands off the coast of Northern Scotland – my mission being to check out the stone circles, burial mounds, astronomical and stellar alignments. And, of course, the local legends and folklore. A highlight of ...
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Boris’s Brutal Brexit – do the ends justify the means?
Boris’s Brutal Brexit – an astrological viewpoint by Stella Starwoman. From Oct 1st, 2019. Just look what the EU referendum has done to us. On all sides it’s turned the moderate militant, the rational rabid, and the calm crazed. More than ever before, political thinking seems informed not by evidence ...
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Spring equinox – lighter, brighter, fresher
Welcome to spring! New life is stirring everywhere as the days grow longer, the weather starts to warm up, and spring fever takes hold. Birds build nests, animals mate, there’s a ‘spring’ in our step. Lightness of heart and a desire for new, positive beginnings. This year, the 23rd of ...
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Stargazer, September 2019 – happy birthday Virgo!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALL VIRGOS! On the 23rd August, the Sun left the courageous and charismatic fire sign of Leo and entered humble and service-oriented earth sign Virgo. Each sign of the zodiac develops and builds on the energy of the previous sign – Virgo directs the heart-centred creativity of ...
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The egg that cracked open
When my daughter was in kindergarten she won an award in our school district’s ‘Young Authors’ competition for a picture book she wrote and illustrated entitled, The Egg That Cracked. The story involved an egg fearful of cracking, of giving up its shell to the life within. One day the ...
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The importance of purpose
It is very easy in this day of social media and the busy noise that is all around us to forget why we do what we do. Sometimes it’s important to check in and remember why. If you don’t know why you do what you do, how do you know ...
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How I lived beyond my mistake
I kept paying the price for my past mistake because I couldn’t bear to own what I’d done. I had no idea that the simple decision to forgive and love myself for what happened that night would set me free. The wild side So much of my past remains a ...
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Poor me! It isn’t fair…. What now?
If you are having a tough time, perhaps you are letting go of the same beast that I’ve been wrestling. This is a beast that is easy to spot in others but very hard to see in yourself. If you can spot ‘poor me’ lurking in the shadows of your ...
