posted December 31, 2019 10:29 PM            

Hahha...this sounds fun!

1. I was a stuck-up serious ***** back then, loosen up!

2. Chase more chicks!

3. Have fun in school rather than letting it fly past you.

4. Stop indulging in games and go out.

5. Save your eyes(no glasses)!

6. Save your eyes(no glasses)!

7. Save your eyes(no glasses)!

8. Make more friends yeah!!

9. Continue sketching.

10. Get back to sports.

11. Kick the balls of any pedo that comes after you.

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posted January 01, 2020 03:46 AM            

1. Employers (or they who pay the piper) have a right to call the tune.

2. In reality, others always know you better than you know yourself.

posted January 01, 2020 11:22 AM            

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Originally posted by CapriciousCapricorn:
Saturn transiting 12th house

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posted January 01, 2020 08:53 PM            

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Originally posted by CapriciousCapricorn:
That's just what I've heard, that Saturn going through natal 12th house is an especially diffuclt one. Has anybody had this? I would like to know whether it's really that bad. Is that the time people spend regretting their past mistakes and loosing people, things in their lives ending? Sounds also like a depression transit or nostalgia at best.

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Chances are, if it's really difficult, then the Ascendant is actually earlier and it's conjoining the Ascendant and/or in the 1st House instead.

Ime, T. Saturn conjoining the ASC and transiting the 1st is one of the most testing and difficult periods/cycles that I've gone through. Saturn gets ultra highlighted and active during such a cycle.

It was more testing and challenging in nature than the Saturn return, which happened a handful of years later.

12th House area of the chart, unless near the Ascendant point, is typically a rather passive area of the chart. Meaning, it's almost like Planets in these areas feel and look submerged or seemingly disappear when here. Certainly there are and can be difficult aspects to 12th House patterns, but for Saturn, it tends to be one of the quieter cycles.

Again, nothing amplifies or highlights like the Ascendant point/1st House, which is like a giant magnifying lens area of the chart. MC/10th House is next most magnifying/amplifying/highlighting area of a chart. Other Angles and the 5th House to a lesser extent.

posted January 02, 2020 04:14 AM            

If I did manage to get myself early enough, child-me would get a bucket load of advice, including legal, and my life would've been very different as a result (I don't think child-me would balk, especially with all the scifi/fantasy I read even at a very young age, and might feel refreshed to have someone who genuinely had her best interest at heart rather than just pretending to while also telling her the truths she needed to hear even though some would be scary, and it would be all the worse if say I only got an hour with her and didn't have a chance to prepare). In that case I don't see how I could've ever read books by Linda Goodman or found my way to LL, among many other differences.

That doesn't mean I wouldn't. Synchronicity can be a funny thing and maybe the time line I experienced would've "self-corrected" somehow (and as I'd share the good with the bad if I could, then maybe child-me would grow to somehow interact with these people anyway, or explore subjects I otherwise wouldn't). Of course I think it would be better, but with different skills and interests it might not be, and I might've been crippled or killed in a car wreck, etc. Or maybe it would be a wonderful life, indeed, and what would be great is that I'd know it, though I'd miss some of the great people I've met (though I'm sure I'd meet some other great people I never did in this life, and who knows, maybe I could have the best of both worlds without the worst).

posted January 02, 2020 07:03 AM            

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I once read about people sending thoughts/intentions back to their younger selves. It was either in The intention Experiment, or another book by the same author.

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posted January 02, 2020 07:26 AM            

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Originally posted by CapriciousCapricorn:
That's just what I've heard, that Saturn going through natal 12th house is an especially diffuclt one. Has anybody had this? I would like to know whether it's really that bad. Is that the time people spend regretting their past mistakes and loosing people, things in their lives ending? Sounds also like a depression transit or nostalgia at best.

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posted January 02, 2020 12:31 PM            

Probably because anything that's transiting an angular house is felt more, so much more prominant and at the foreground. Does Saturn transiting your 1st house make you feel older, like you feel that NOW is the time to act like a true responsible adult and not even that (feel like) - you are maybe even forced by life to be more responsible and accountable for everything you do? Oh, and on the plus side people who want to lose weight are very likely to be successful with Saturn going through their 1st house

posted January 02, 2020 05:25 PM            

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But back to the topic, Randall, I was thinking about it in term of signs.. Past - Cancer. And eclipses this years were on Cancer/Capricorn axis. Reflection on the past..they could do that to a person for sure.

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posted January 02, 2020 06:34 PM            

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What would make someone wonder about choices made or not made? As 2020 approaches, I think back and wonder what I could have done differently in 2019--or even further back. If you could travel back in time, what advice would you have for your younger (12, 13, or 14 ish ) self? I dare you to post it. Here's my list:

1. Eat more salad.
2. Drink less sodas.
3. Give more.
4. Take less.
5. Go to your prom.
6. Stand up for that kid you will see get bullied in high school. He has no friends. You can make all the difference.
7. Take those chances. Don't let a single one slip by.
8. Ask her out.
9. Believe in yourself. You are more talented than you know.
10. Don't stop playing the violin.
11. Spend more time with your dad. He passes far too early.
12. Don't hold grudges. Forgive everyone.
13. Love with abandon. Love like you will never get hurt. Don't hold back.
14. Don't waste your time worrying about your future. You turn out great. You would be proud of you, and so would your dad.

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posted January 02, 2020 08:58 PM            

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Originally posted by CapriciousCapricorn:
That's just what I've heard, that Saturn going through natal 12th house is an especially diffuclt one. Has anybody had this? I would like to know whether it's really that bad. Is that the time people spend regretting their past mistakes and loosing people, things in their lives ending? Sounds also like a depression transit or nostalgia at best.

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my ex is going through that now she calls me every so often to cry about how she wants to die then says everything is great a couple days later

found myself having to cut her out at this point it's too much on me, i feel bad for her because i know she's struggling with drugs again and **** but i cant anymore

posted January 03, 2020 01:52 PM            

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I wouldn't change a damn thing perhaps because it all led myself to where I am now...But

Hahha...this sounds fun!

1. I was a stuck-up serious ***** back then, loosen up!

2. Chase more chicks!

3. Have fun in school rather than letting it fly past you.

4. Stop indulging in games and go out.

5. Save your eyes(no glasses)!

6. Save your eyes(no glasses)!

7. Save your eyes(no glasses)!

8. Make more friends yeah!!

9. Continue sketching.

10. Get back to sports.

11. Kick the balls of any pedo that comes after you.

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20. And yeah RUn after both of the twins and have them both for you *grin*

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You're so hilarious, Anony!!!!!!

posted January 03, 2020 08:58 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
What would make someone wonder about choices made or not made? As 2020 approaches, I think back and wonder what I could have done differently in 2019--or even further back. If you could travel back in time, what advice would you have for your younger (12, 13, or 14 ish ) self? I dare you to post it. Here's my list:

1. Eat more salad.
2. Drink less sodas.
3. Give more.
4. Take less.
5. Go to your prom.
6. Stand up for that kid you will see get bullied in high school. He has no friends. You can make all the difference.
7. Take those chances. Don't let a single one slip by.
8. Ask her out.
9. Believe in yourself. You are more talented than you know.
10. Don't stop playing the violin.
11. Spend more time with your dad. He passes far too early.
12. Don't hold grudges. Forgive everyone.
13. Love with careless abandon. Love like you will never get hurt. Don't hold back.
14. Don't waste your time worrying about your future. You turn out great. You would be proud of you, and so would your dad.

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This is such a beautiful list Randall