go time

Energy beats stagnancy
Power crushes perfection
And there’s probably tons of stuff going on in the cosmos

Because there always is.
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In case you are reading this the moment it is published, everything is in Aries now.
From regulars Sun, Moon, Mercury, and Mars, to slow movers Saturn and Neptune.

On a nostalgic side note:
It’s Saturns once-every-27-years stop in Aries, that could explain the revival of the 90s era.
Saturn was in Aries, in the late 90s.

The Force is strong with this one.
The first sign of the Zodiac and identified as the warrior, quoting Star Wars here again:
Aries, is about raw, untamed power.

There are many things that went dramatically wrong with the sequel Star Wars trilogy, released December 2015, 2016 and December 2017.
But one thing it did do;
This trilogy got me on the wagon.

Or at least the two instalments 2015 (The Force Awakens) and 2016 (The Last Jedi) did.
The final film was a huge disappointment for new fans like me, who had felt drawn to the very thing that got abandoned in 2017;
Raw, untamed power.

The same raw untamed Aries power we now have in our skies, but that is always available to us.

What the sequel trilogy understood – and what it desperately tried to undo in 2017, scared shitless by the polarizing fanbase dynamics it had unleashed – was that the Dark Side could be seductive.

Contrary to earlier trilogies, The Force Awakens gave us a magnetic dark-side prince with wavy black curls and flying black robes.
Kylo Ren, played by Adam Driver.

And rumor has it he knew from the first film his arc would be one of redemption.
His reckless, raw and untamed behavior would lead to a happy end.
Until December 2017, and it didn’t.

Weeks before premiere, the film was butchered into submission.
With Driver sending in last minute audio, per request. Recorded in his wardrobe closet for best acoustics.

Scenes filled out with stand-ins we spotted from lightyears away.

There was no happy end.

And yet the raw untamed power, unleased in 2015, could not be undone.

And guess what?
It never can.

~Suzanne Beenackers
Catacombe
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