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My astrologer declared her love for me
If only I would send her a cheque for 666
in Bitcoins
to her Chinese account
my transit Venus inconjunct Pluto
would manifest
our total celestial oneness
22/07/19 Vista, South Australia
Photo: shop window + Photoshop > Denver, Colorado - Terrell Neuage 2019
I once thought astrology would provide a road-map to my life but the more I studied it the more I realized it was only a road-map in as far as one made it up as they went. Astrology is a system that can be made to say whatever we want to hear. It is not just Sun sign astrology – take the other planets, add a few asteroids and fixed stars and nodes of planets and midpoints between planets and houses and house rulers and a few hundred other celestial objects and someone will find something that will explain something. I love astrology, and have spent many hours looking at my chart and my chart in relationship to another person's chart and if I progress using anyone of several systems then surely I can explain why it is the way it is. However, for as many times as I have found an astrological explanation for something that happened there have been momentous moments in my life that have no direct astrological signatures to explain them. Like my rise to failure of tofu making
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About Dr. Terrell Neuage
Dr. Terrell Neuage, (dual citizen USA/Australia) is a South Australian poet, writer, and digital artist known for his evocative poetry and extensive research on conversational analysis in on-line communciations (including communication in the AI era; from sharing information to making sense of it). His best-selling autobiographies; Leaving America (Before the After) & Leaving Australia (after) – exploring life as a hippie, brother in a California Cult (Holy Order of MANS) as Brother Terrell Adsit, Astrolger (40-years) to non-believer, and adventures in Australia, single parent, tofu manufacturer/street artist, China, the USA & fifty+ other countries. From high school drop out at age 16, back to school at age 44 to PhD from the University of South Australia at age 58.
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