A Pair from Robert Wilkinson's Aquarius Papers:
There are many things that a Mercury retrograde period is good for, such as traveling. I have found that as long as one is flexible, retrograde travel is actually a good thing. Also favored are research, reflection, review, rehearsals, and returns from the past.
It's a perfect time for reconnecting with old friends, and finding people and things thought lost. It's also the best time to explore alternative possibilities around projects, potential futures, or assumed methods, as long as no definitive decisions are made, since they are usually modified or reversed later on.
It's a good time for doing things left undone, or neglected, from previous times. It's good for resuming something from the past, as long as you remember that it may not look like it used to, or requires a different approach than before. It's also good for doing things that fill in gaps in understanding or activity, or for doing things that seem to go in one direction but lead you to entirely new information and understanding.
... remember that 30 Aquarius and 1 Pisces is the exact point of "the cusp of the Age," where our past 2000 year Age of Pisces will soon give way to the coming 2000 year Age of Aquarius.
This long wave "sea change" will shift collective consciousness away from the materialism of Neptune in Capricorn and the electronic village of Neptune in Aquarius, and offer us all a constant ability to feel our common humanity, and choose the way of compassion or the way of isolation, the way of interrelatedness or the way of drifting into the unknown. This will open all of us to a greater feeling experience, even if there are few if any words to describe it with any precision.
That's nice, right?
NASA and the European Space Agency have been warning the world for two years about the approaching catastrophes that may unfold during late 2011 through 2012.
Few have been listening.
Calling it a “once in a lifetime super solar storm event,” NASA warns that killer solar flares can slam the Earth knocking out the Northern Hemisphere’s technological infrastructure and kicking everything back to the level of the late 1800s.
Russia too has voiced concern. And now the eminent astrophysicist, Alexey Demetriev ["PLANETOPHYSICAL STATE OF THE EARTH AND LIFE"] claims what is happening is worse—much worse—than what NASA and the ESA have admitted:
Our entire solar system is entering an immense, deadly, interstellar energy cloud.
The unknown, alien Photon Belt
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