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Eclipse, Pisces, Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha Eclipse, Pisces, Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha

Peak Season

It is indeed wild in these streets shimmering with the lick and spittle of this mad season. Pisces eclipse season demands you surrender to its cunning craft, no small matter for a world overstuffed with recovering control freaks. The virgin's eclipse only offers rebirth to those willing to pay its price themselves.

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Human Behaviour, Politics, Revolution Kerrie Basha Human Behaviour, Politics, Revolution Kerrie Basha

Revolution Fatigue

Some days this world continues to defy belief. The news breaks our hearts. It leaves us mute in shock, harried and hopeless. The scales feel tipped too far in the wrong direction, the hurdles tower over us and faith jumps a bus for the coast. Revolution leaves everyone weary and worm down, especially on days where it feels like the needle hasn't really moved at all.

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Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha

The Underrated Magic of Integration

After any torrid passage, on earth or in the stars, there is a yawning need for rest. Time to tend and digest all that has gone on. Space to muse on what has moved or been shaken beyond beyond former recognition. Room to wonder where and why as we align to a fresh bearing. Its good value won't wait for the dust to settle or the to do list to get done first.

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Human Behaviour, Emotions Kerrie Basha Human Behaviour, Emotions Kerrie Basha

Volatility

Volatility is a curiously misunderstood force of nature. Its power is not held in fury nor fire but rather in uncertainty. Risk is measured in the size of the change made and weighed against its options, seen and hidden. Herein lies its magic. Those willing to harness themselves to unknowable futures and let their faith in themselves draw dividends their way.

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Human Behaviour, Dark Moon Kerrie Basha Human Behaviour, Dark Moon Kerrie Basha

Hope Floats

Holding fast to hope in turbulent times is not an empty cup. It conjures far more from its enduring depths and places soft landing in our hands. Hope is not a wan promise, nor a weak vanity. It is a fierce courage that arises in response to troubling reality, holding us through and beyond it, planting seeds in our every footstep.

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Human Behaviour, Natural World, Nature Kerrie Basha Human Behaviour, Natural World, Nature Kerrie Basha

Wonder Is The Way

If your senses grow soft and stay sharp enough, you can feel yourself slipping between worlds and into wonder. The noise of our built environs, its grinding cogs of industry and inhumanity give way. The soft animal of your body, finely tuned and well eqipped to perceive magic, can intuit its rippling margins. Without warning or care you can find yourself delightfully beholden to its everyday miracles.

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Jupiter, Hope, Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha Jupiter, Hope, Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha

Quiet Baptism by Fire

Revolution begins and ends in the dark corridors of heavy hearts. Out past the breaking point of loss and great griefs, beyond despairing resignation to currents and conditions. Sparked at the tiny cardiac altar when hope flickers low, craving a gust of wind or a strike of lightning to raise its flames to crackling.

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Politics, Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha Politics, Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha

No More War

The horror and the helplessness of war is unfathomable. Here we sit in our safe houses scrolling through terror and tyrannical spite spliced disquietingly between our regular programming. It is bewildering and beyond sense or reason. Our world gone mad - again - as the revolution is televised in real time and on sickening repeat.

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Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha

Permission Slip

I have an almost unnatural aversion to the word should. It comes with a faint whiff of shame as a hypothetical nod to something other than prevailing reality. It smacks of obligation and expectation, rooting it in nose wrinkling disappointment. Too often it governs our choices, reducing them to someone else's idea of what's right for us. Perhaps that is the presumption that ever sticks in my craw.

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Human Behaviour, Death, Shadow Kerrie Basha Human Behaviour, Death, Shadow Kerrie Basha

The Dark Spectre

Maybe you have been lucky until now. Your life has whirled along, a sea of experiences that never stopped you in your tracks. That bad break up? You drowned it and moved on. The career hurdle? You switched gears. Life as you knew it had bones you put your weight on and the day to day was regular. Its tone and timbre was reliable. Your place in it and part to play known and understood.

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Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha

The Good Ship 2020

The good ship 2020 has certainly run aground. Again. That's three times in as many months. First came January, which felt like a hundred years war. In romped February with its smoke and mirrors as those in power scrambled to offset the month prior. Nothing to see here. Oh heyyy March, you pandemic.

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Revolution, Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha Revolution, Human Behaviour Kerrie Basha

Staying Alive

As those in power do their level best to stoke the fires of pandemonium while calling for calm through chattering teeth, we have reached yet another opportunity wrapped in viral crisis. Get used to this dynamic, the hallmark of both revolution and this paradigm shifting year.

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