Hello. But today I'm not at the bright red desk. I'm sitting at my hotel room at the Holiday Inn

in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where we just

completed the Great Lakes Astrology Conference,

one of my absolute favorite conferences, far none.

It's run by Sandra Lee Serio and Richard Weber,

and originally Pam Winsell,

and it is a wonderful, wonderful conference and I had a great time and I fly

home tomorrow.

So the broadcast today, you know, I was going to do it this morning but I over slept a little

bit too much up and about here with hundreds of

astrologers hanging out and having fun. So this is the weekly weather for June 30th,

2,019 and we have an eclipse coming and we have a I was supposed to do it tonight

but I kind of figured it wouldn't really work so I'm doing the new moon eclipse webinar

tomorrow night it's on my website and the eclipse is on Tuesday, July 2nd. So it's a big

juicy eclipse so we'll talk a little bit about that and we'll talk about the weekly weather and we know that when

the eclipses are in season I like to chant the eclipses are coming the eclipses

are coming and these are really juicy eclipses.

These are the same series that was from 2001.

The series actually started in 991 AD, Agnes Diaz, Common Era, and have been moving from the

mid to heaven of the North Pole heading towards the south because they're on the north

note of fate and we are two-thirds of the way, three quarters of the way through the

series. They run about 12, 13 hundred years 18 years. They're at the same place,

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