women in war

Please Don’t Bomb My Baby,  drawing by Jude Cowell (c)2007 cosmic persona designs

If men of war would hear our cries

they’d send no bombs from darkened skies

no baby’s hunger would continue

have you human kindness in you?

Primal hurts attack the people

building worldly power’s steeple

Washington is chief and boss

touting peace ignoring loss.

jude cowell 2007

Gen. Peter Pace, Scorpio, and a pile of manure

Yesterday I posted http://starsoverwashington.blogspot.com/2007/09/pouting-peter-pace-punted.html concerning General Peter Pace’s natal chart and his ‘stepping down’ as head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, effective Oct 1, last I heard.

The midpoint pictures in his natal chart are listed (in English so don’t fret if you don’t speak astrologese) and are applicable in spite of not having an accurate birth time for the General. Usually a sunrise chart is used when the birth hour is unknown, or perhaps a noon chart. I’ve used a sunrise–aka a *Solar–chart in this case.

And his double Water Sun Scorpio/Moon Scorpio personality blend has some interesting tidbits which do apply since the Moon was in Scorpio for the entire 24-hour period of Nov 5, 1945   (Brooklyn, NY.)

Here’s one of the ‘Images for Integration’ for Pace’s Sun Sco/Moon Sco personality blend:

A pile of manure slowly permeates the deeper soil as the November rains soak the still, dark garden (Sun Sign, Moon Sign, Chas. and Suzy Harvey.)

*a Solar chart is useful for everyone actually including those who cannot find their birth time. It reveals info on Solar stuff–creativity, goals,  and one’s true purpose in life.

Sun = conscious mind, Moon = unconscious mind, and the integration of them = an integrated or whole personality.

So if you’ve always wanted your natal chart done but are birth-time-challenged, consider having a Solar chart done for yourself. It won’t place your planets in their correct houses (departments of life) but still will yield much good info for you.