Draconoids, Orionids, Luciferics, Ahrimanics and Zombies

Anyway, I think we're still kind of in this Venus retrograde, and I think people are feeling it.

And this is going to be expressed, I feel, as like the old love agreement between men and women, which was kind of generated at the beginning of time when Lilith refused to be submissive and Eve agreed to be submissive.

And it was like she, she gives men the upper hand for eternity.

And I feel like in this period on Earth, that was the deal.

Because, you know, women are chastised for not being dutiful and loyal, whereas men can do really what the hell they want with impunity.

Absolute.

There's kind of no arguing that disparity.

And I feel with Venus retrograde in Scorpio and Libra, that it is coming up for renewal.

And this kind of retrograde in Venus and Scorpio, you know, it's, it gets repeated every eight years.

So this is coming.

It doesn't happen overnight.

Of course, our society doesn't, but it is slowly evolving.

We are in a constant state of flux, and we are in a constant state that we can be transformed at any time.

But aside from this Venus retrograde, we have Saturn and Neptune in Aries right now, Aries being the divine masculine.

And Neptune here can dissolve the idea that we currently have of men, and indeed masculinity too.

And so Neptune has the dissolving effect, and then Saturn comes along and takes out the foundations of anything that's not fit for purpose so that it gets repurposed, rebuilt.

And so Neptune and Saturn in Aries, they're slow cookers.

You know, Saturn does change sign every 2.5 years.

But Neptune is gonna be 13 years in Aries until 2039.

So these two have got plenty of time to cook a little bit of masculine evolution.

And I can't help but feel that Venus going retrograde in Scorpio, Venus, love, relating, is looking into the deep programming and energies that, the ties that bind us to one another, the karmic pull that we feel that's been there for eternity.

And the model that we have is kind of not necessarily a sovereign love, the one that we dream about.

The one that we read about or we're convinced that we're going to get.

The fairy tale that we're sold isn't sovereign for both people, and, you know, some people do get that.

But on the flip side, you know, we have a world where we are taught to acquire love or it's a prize, like it's an accessory, a fashion accessory, so that we can join the lifestyle advertised in magazines and do the 2.6 kids thing, and that means anyone kind of outside that is a bit the leper.