Venus & Vesta Evolutionary Astrology
Aug 21, 2026 · 40 min · 11 segments
In this episode of the Venus & Vesta Evolutionary Astrology Podcast we look at the week commencing 22nd August, through to the Virgo New Mon on 11th September discussing: - The power of speaking from…
Ann-Louise HollandHostWhere are they leading you? Why is this happening? Leo has that pull on who we show up as, and I saw something that I really ...
Who we are, who we're, what we're emanating, what, what do we bring with us when we enter the room? That's the pull of Leo.
And I saw something that I felt really fitted this eclipse energy, 'cause I was listening to Acid for Squares podcast, and it was part of experiments done by the company that was developed by Edgar Mitchell, and he is the sixth man to walk on the moon.
Anyway, he, as a spaceman, astronaut, he had a shift in consciousness when he saw the sun, the moon and Earth all aligned up, not in an eclipse way, but when he saw them all together in one view, when he was on his, quote-unquote, "On his way back to Earth." And of course, now they call that the overview effect, but we d- can see that as like a shift in consciousness or an expansion of your idea of who you are, who we are.
Is it the ION Institute? Well, it's the Institute, I, of, O, Noetic Sciences, IONs, so it's not the Ions Institute.
It's already an institute, who seem to be like this Ghostbusters place to work.
Yeah, they're really looking into these, the things that we all love, and they're doing double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trials on some of these things that are beyond the 3D manifest world.
So this is the Institute of Noetic Science, IONs, and it's an, an American nonprofit parapsychological research institute, founded in 1973, I think he went to the moon in 1971, by Edgar Mitchell, the sixth man to walk on the moon, along with an investor, Paul N. Temple, and other interested people in psychic phenomena.
If they do an experiment and it doesn't turn out the way they think it does, or they publish the results, whatever the results, good or bad, or what they want in the outcome, they're completely transparent, and they don't take bribes or investment from people who have interested or are interested in the outcome, so they're completely independent in that way.
Anyway, I learnt from this podcast where they're talking about it, Acid for Squares, which is actually loads of fun with interesting people on, that although Edgar Mitchell is now dead, God rest his soul, one of the many experiment- the experiments they conducted over the years was this guy had a lamp that you could actively change its color by your own sort of psychic intention, your thinking on it.
And so they would have a group of people, say six people would gather around the table and this lamp to think, "Orange," to intentionally change the color of the light of the lamp to orange.
And just slowly the lamp would turn sort of a burnished, reddy, orangey kind of not a very good orange.
And likewise for other colors too, they'd, it would slowly change to blue, but not a great blue, not really convincingly.
The same people would then put their hand on their heart, and they'd look at the lamp and say or think and say, "Thank you for being orange." And the lamp would suddenly immediately turn orange and a very bright no-contest orange.
Where are they leading you? Why is this happening? Leo has that pull on who we show up as, and I saw something that I really ...
Who we are, who we're, what we're emanating, what, what do we bring with us when we enter the room? That's the pull of Leo.
And I saw something that I felt really fitted this eclipse energy, 'cause I was listening to Acid for Squares podcast, and it was part of experiments done by the company that was developed by Edgar Mitchell, and he is the sixth man to walk on the moon.
Anyway, he, as a spaceman, astronaut, he had a shift in consciousness when he saw the sun, the moon and Earth all aligned up, not in an eclipse way, but when he saw them all together in one view, when he was on his, quote-unquote, "On his way back to Earth." And of course, now they call that the overview effect, but we d- can see that as like a shift in consciousness or an expansion of your idea of who you are, who we are.
Is it the ION Institute? Well, it's the Institute, I, of, O, Noetic Sciences, IONs, so it's not the Ions Institute.
It's already an institute, who seem to be like this Ghostbusters place to work.
Yeah, they're really looking into these, the things that we all love, and they're doing double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trials on some of these things that are beyond the 3D manifest world.
So this is the Institute of Noetic Science, IONs, and it's an, an American nonprofit parapsychological research institute, founded in 1973, I think he went to the moon in 1971, by Edgar Mitchell, the sixth man to walk on the moon, along with an investor, Paul N. Temple, and other interested people in psychic phenomena.
If they do an experiment and it doesn't turn out the way they think it does, or they publish the results, whatever the results, good or bad, or what they want in the outcome, they're completely transparent, and they don't take bribes or investment from people who have interested or are interested in the outcome, so they're completely independent in that way.
Anyway, I learnt from this podcast where they're talking about it, Acid for Squares, which is actually loads of fun with interesting people on, that although Edgar Mitchell is now dead, God rest his soul, one of the many experiment- the experiments they conducted over the years was this guy had a lamp that you could actively change its color by your own sort of psychic intention, your thinking on it.
And so they would have a group of people, say six people would gather around the table and this lamp to think, "Orange," to intentionally change the color of the light of the lamp to orange.
And just slowly the lamp would turn sort of a burnished, reddy, orangey kind of not a very good orange.
And likewise for other colors too, they'd, it would slowly change to blue, but not a great blue, not really convincingly.
The same people would then put their hand on their heart, and they'd look at the lamp and say or think and say, "Thank you for being orange." And the lamp would suddenly immediately turn orange and a very bright no-contest orange.
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