​Horace Walpole wrote “life is a comedy for those who think, and a tragedy for those who feel, a solution of why Democritus laughed and Heraclitus wept.”

The masks of comedy and tragedy suggest that science and the mind are cheerful and emotions are not. 

Walpole house Strawberry Hill may have inspired the Beatles song. 

The Ancient Greek philosophers gave us our first written polarizing principles to ponder. Now we must find the internal freedom to balance both.

​It is hot out there. The temperature is gaging your fortitude. As you have light on your side, it will seem possible to expose your underbelly and be supported. Energy comes from delving into the unconscious and performing the rites that are exposed. Surround yourself with the beauty you enjoy.

​Open your hearts, open the door between the worlds, open your options.

The eclipse on the US birthday brings enormous focus on our country. See this as time to allow expectations to dissolve. The energy of guessing is not helpful right now. We are rebuilding internally, but may not be able to see our efforts. Energy never dissipates, it mutates.

The Sumerians worshiped the male deity Sin. The word means wisdom and often portrayed the bull. The moon is exalted in the sign of Taurus. This month the sign of Cancer is ruled by the moon.

​Gravity is constantly shifting and that is your sensibility to follow the wave. Like a snail, you can carry your home wherever you go. Keep the memory that others perceive your presence as gratifying, but remember the importance of boundaries. The required distancing of today’s world requires you to keep it in place. Sin, the Moon God, provides and unifies.