Pluto in Aquarius: A Battle for Your Mind
This article explores the historical context of Pluto in Aquarius, an astrological transit linked to significant societal shifts. It argues that control over information has been a central battleground during these periods.
The article examines the Protestant Reformation and the French Revolution as case studies. The printing press, introduced during the Reformation, democratized information access, challenging the Church's authority. The French Revolution showcased the power of propaganda and information control through pamphlets, newspapers, and visual media.
Transitioning to the digital age, the article highlights the amplified potential for manipulation through deepfakes, filter bubbles, and microtargeting. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and media literacy in navigating the complexities of the digital landscape.
Brief Analysis
The article offers a compelling historical overview of information control, effectively linking past and present. By focusing on key historical events and their connection to Pluto's astrological position, it provides a unique perspective. The analysis of the digital age's challenges is relevant and timely. However, to strengthen its argument, the article could delve deeper into specific examples of modern information manipulation and explore potential solutions beyond individual critical thinking.
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Forbidden Knowledge: A Desperate Gamble
Forbidden Knowledge: A Desperate Gamble
A young woman, Laira, confronts a heartbreaking situation. Modern medicine fails her Nana Rose, leaving Laira with a difficult choice. Will she turn to her family's forbidden knowledge, a legacy of herbal remedies and a touch of magic, or watch her grandmother fade away? #familylegacy #medicalmystery #cliffhanger
Laira's family apothecary, once bustling, is shrouded in dust. Can she unlock its secrets to save Nana Rose, or will the price be too high?
Find out at https://ancientw.substack.com/p/ancient-secrets-healing-brews
Find out at https://ancientw.substack.com/p/ancient-secrets-healing-brews
The Delphi Murders
A Turning Point: Light After Darkness
"The Delphi murders trial is more than just a legal battle; it's a microcosm of the collective human struggle to confront darkness, grapple with past wounds, and ultimately, achieve healing. The astrological influences at play suggest a potential for profound transformation. By acknowledging these themes and navigating this situation with respect for truth, fairness, and responsible communication, we can move towards a resolution that honors the victims, upholds the justice system, and sheds light on the hidden truths of this case."
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Walking Away From Destructive Behavior
Even if you are not a football fan, you have probably read or heard news stories about NFL players being arrested for an assortment of reasons including animal abuse, spousal abuse, armed robbery and even murder. Most of us shake our heads and wonder how a young person given the opportunity to make the type of money that an NFL player commands can be so stupid. Others wonder why the NFL condones such behavior by allowing these players to continue their careers in the NFL.
Baltimore Raven's linebacker Rolando McClain recently retired from the NFL, after three seasons, at the age of twenty-four. McClain decided to walk away from his NFL career and re-enroll at the University of Alabama because he was concerned about his self-destructive behavior and feared he might eventually do harm to another human being.
McClain told ESPN Magazine that he had dark thoughts. “I felt like Aaron Hernandez,” the former linebacker said in the article. “Like I just wanted to kill somebody.” According to ESPN, McClain felt overwhelmed by the stresses of the NFL. He was angry as well. He told reporters that his friends and relatives asked him for money and that he spent over $600,000 on them after signing his rookie contract.
McClain's life has not been an easy one. He was born July 14, 1989 in Decatur, Alabama. He grew up in the projects in Decatur. At age 15, he had to get a retraining order against his mother, Tonya Malone, after she beat him and threatened him with a knife. She was later arrested after threatening his entire high school which resulted in a lock down. She was later diagnosed as bi-polar. Although McClain's father was awarded custody of Roland, he ended up living with several different families during his high school years.
McClain signed a $40 million dollar contract with the Oakland Raiders in July 2010. He was released from the Raiders in April 2013 and then signed by the Baltimore Ravens before deciding to retire from football in May 2013. During his stint in the NFL, McClain was arrested several times. He was arrested December 1, 2011 for third degree assault, menacing, reckless endangerment and discharging a firearm inside city limits, all misdemeanors, and for a shooting incident the night before. He was found guilty on all counts. He was arrested again on November 18, 2012 with charges being dropped after the victim agreed to a financial settlement. He was arrested a third time on January 8, 2013 after Decatur police pulled him over for a window tint violation and e gave the police a false name. He was arrested once again on April 21, 2013 for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
McClain has apparently done some soul searching as he decided to walk away from a $700,00 contract with up to $400,000 in incentives after realizing he is full of anger and walking a self-destructive path. He told ESPN, "I felt like Aaron Hernandez, like I just wanted to kill somebody."
McClain should be applauded for his decision. How many young men, or people for that matter, possess the self-awareness needed to realize they are headed down the wrong path? How many are strong enough to walk away from that kind of money and the life style it can buy?
Watch this video on espn http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9882568/nfl-former-oakland-raiders-alabama-linebacker-rolando-mcclain-self-imposed-exile
Baltimore Raven's linebacker Rolando McClain recently retired from the NFL, after three seasons, at the age of twenty-four. McClain decided to walk away from his NFL career and re-enroll at the University of Alabama because he was concerned about his self-destructive behavior and feared he might eventually do harm to another human being.
McClain told ESPN Magazine that he had dark thoughts. “I felt like Aaron Hernandez,” the former linebacker said in the article. “Like I just wanted to kill somebody.” According to ESPN, McClain felt overwhelmed by the stresses of the NFL. He was angry as well. He told reporters that his friends and relatives asked him for money and that he spent over $600,000 on them after signing his rookie contract.
McClain's life has not been an easy one. He was born July 14, 1989 in Decatur, Alabama. He grew up in the projects in Decatur. At age 15, he had to get a retraining order against his mother, Tonya Malone, after she beat him and threatened him with a knife. She was later arrested after threatening his entire high school which resulted in a lock down. She was later diagnosed as bi-polar. Although McClain's father was awarded custody of Roland, he ended up living with several different families during his high school years.
McClain signed a $40 million dollar contract with the Oakland Raiders in July 2010. He was released from the Raiders in April 2013 and then signed by the Baltimore Ravens before deciding to retire from football in May 2013. During his stint in the NFL, McClain was arrested several times. He was arrested December 1, 2011 for third degree assault, menacing, reckless endangerment and discharging a firearm inside city limits, all misdemeanors, and for a shooting incident the night before. He was found guilty on all counts. He was arrested again on November 18, 2012 with charges being dropped after the victim agreed to a financial settlement. He was arrested a third time on January 8, 2013 after Decatur police pulled him over for a window tint violation and e gave the police a false name. He was arrested once again on April 21, 2013 for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
McClain has apparently done some soul searching as he decided to walk away from a $700,00 contract with up to $400,000 in incentives after realizing he is full of anger and walking a self-destructive path. He told ESPN, "I felt like Aaron Hernandez, like I just wanted to kill somebody."
McClain should be applauded for his decision. How many young men, or people for that matter, possess the self-awareness needed to realize they are headed down the wrong path? How many are strong enough to walk away from that kind of money and the life style it can buy?
Watch this video on espn http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9882568/nfl-former-oakland-raiders-alabama-linebacker-rolando-mcclain-self-imposed-exile
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