thoughts
i'm thinking about why the evolutionary approach is so hard sometimes for a lot of people to take, and why it often isn't but is just not grasped.
it brings me to the conditioning of the cultures.
i'm watching the entirely gigantic saturnian machine gummed over the faces and hearts of people everywhere, and am in deep desire to shake each person by the lapels and do whatever i can to help them wake up.
it's hard to take because it's so foreign to how we're trained and encouraged to think. i'm reminded of all the folks i know with saturn-chiron in pisces opposing pluto-uranus in virgo. a lot of those i know with this are doing what they can to bring ancient teachings out of the fog of forgetfulness. they inspire me to focus on the goal...whatever goal, whatever it is. seeing people compelled to change things...i guess i should note that i know a lot of them with these bodies in the 3rd-9th axis.

i've been rereading jeff green's first pluto book, which includes material on the evolutionary states of souls. my opinion is that this is extremely valuable when dealing with clients, so that you know "where that person is" in their journey, but never should be discussed with clients. i can't tell if the people using it in their practices are keeping a veil on it or not, but it definitely can confuse things.

i've been working slowly on a few astrological topics:
-dynamics stirred & opportunities offered by the transiting lunar nodes through houses
-the relationship between fear and desire
-the desire to believe (we hoodwink ourselves when we reaaaaallly want something to be true that isn't)

this looks like a personal LJ post, but i thought i'd see if any conversation wanted to get started on anything, anything at all in EA.