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  • A Puzzling Uranus Reversal

    10/03/2020 7:01:47 PM PDT · by CheshireTheCat · 52 replies
    Boston Herald ^ | October 1, 2020 | Holiday Mathis
    The Uranus reversal begins a backward journey that will carry through early January 2021. Our surprises are about to get more baffling, random, disparate and mysterious. This is also very thrilling, as it provides the sort of work that requires making sense of the nonsense. Life is a puzzle, the solving of which will be extremely satisfying....
  • Walter Mercado: Flamboyant TV astrologer adored by millions dies

    11/04/2019 4:49:39 AM PST · by rightwingintelligentsia · 22 replies
    BBC ^ | November 4, 2019
    "When I was younger I thought he was a superhero." "I remember sitting too close to the TV and straining my ears to listen..." "An angel that graced this planet in our lifetime with such divine spirit has left us. It would have been an honor to meet you, but I'm so grateful for the memories I have of watching you with my grandma Mima. ¡Con mucho mucho mucho amor!" These tributes, the last from Sin City actress Rosario Dawson, are among the thousands of warm words shared online to honour Walter Mercado - a flamboyant Puerto Rican astrologer whose...
  • Philly Authorities Shut Down Psychics, Astrologers and Palm Readers (WEIRD BUT TRUE)

    04/28/2007 7:40:32 AM PDT · by DogByte6RER · 14 replies · 518+ views
    New York Post ^ | April 28, 2007 | LUKAS I. ALPERT
    Philly Authorities Shut Down Psychics, Astrologers and Palm Readers WEIRD BUT TRUE By LUKAS I. ALPERT, Wire Services April 28, 2007 -- They should have seen it coming, but maybe that was the problem. Philadelphia authorities shut down dozens of psychics, astrologers and palm readers after realizing there's a decades-old law on the books that bans fortune-telling for profit. The law states that fortune-telling "for gain or lucre" is a third-degree misdemeanor. No fines were levied, but they will be if "these people try to return to work," said a city official.