Planet Rebirth

  The idiom “Don’t cut off your nose to spite your face” dates back to the Abbess of Colding Priorny in the 9th century, who allegedly commanded her nuns to cut off their noses to make themselves unappealing to invading Viking raiders to avoid being violated. What a ghastly extreme way to fend off  Viking warriors stealing their chastity. I looked up the origins of this saying; these striking scenes of young nuns following the extremely cruel guidance of their mother superior, with bright red blood pouring down their pure, pretty, cream-colored faces, helped me see why Great Spirit asked me to expound on this very idiom today. Hopefully, my blog will illuminate for you how embedded prejudices in our North American culture related to physical appearance,  what the ideal visual features are considered beautiful in the USA dating back to the 1970s, my reference point, may have affected countless decisions in many lives to engage in extreme plastic surgery, black market cose...

 🏠 The proverb "People who live in glass houses should not throw stones" dates back several hundred years, and many authors have used it to warn folks against judging others, especially when you share the same character flaws, commit the same crimes, and make the same consistent moral misjudgments. I found a version of this statement in Benjamin Franklin's 1733 Poor Richard's Almanac: "Don't throw stones at your neighbors if your own windows are glass." A modern phrase I heard on a podcast recently, channeled by Paul Selig, an author who channels "The Guides," puts it this way: "What you damn damns you back," meaning energetic judgment pulls you down to the same low vibration you project. When you "Damn" someone and/or label them as evil,  view them as completely separate from yourself, or as unworthy of understanding, the opposite happens: you match the frequency of the soul you are othering and turn into the lower-vibrati...

William Nickerson Sr-Grandpa 1908 As a Scorpio Sun sign with a Cancer Ascendant, a double-water astrological sign with a Virgo moon in conjunction with Pluto, I feel comfortable diving deep into the collective unconsciousness and feeling my way through life. I was born a super-sensitive, perceptive being, picking up the irritations, discomfort,  anger, and ancestral agony of others in my environment and the world, including the harsh chemicals and pharmaceuticals the average person is conditioned to use daily. Fortunately, I have a good amount of Earth element in my chart that makes me a good shamanic practitioner; in the beginning of my teachings, I sought out Shamans who were very grounded, with bones and body types double the size of mine, who felt more comfortable in the high mountains of the Andes than swimming in the ocean like me. Thank Goddess and God, I have learned effective spiritual clearing techniques to keep me somewhat balanced these days with all this fury flying ar...

  As global strife intensifies, the astrologers I respect and watch weekly on YouTube to get a handle on current affairs associated with the intense disunity displayed in the mainstream media can be reflected in planetary positions in the sky, mirroring those that occurred during the American Civil War. The WW2 genocide of millions of innocent men, women, and children because of their ethnic origins,  with the malevolent mission to seize their precious resources, govern and enslave mass populations throughout the World, we were almost ruled by a lecherous and nefarious regime. Fast forward to today, and we are again under the influence of seven planets in the highly reactive fire sign of Aries, the astrological zodiac sign associated with impulsiveness, fights, rage, competition, a notoriously short fuse, and, sadly, war. To add fuel to the fire, the numerology of the year 2026 equals the number 1,  a one-year cycle—symbolizing the masculine energy,  the fierce Sun's...