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hi everybody welcome to anne oratley's weekly weather my name is anne ortley and i'm an astrologer

here in new york and i'm sitting here at my bright red desk on a beautiful sunday

and what we do here on the weekly weather was we talk about the aspects in the week ahead

and what they're about and how to use the energy

productively so you can move forward or not productively so you can have a lot of excitement

and not go forward which of course is always your choice but the idea is hopefully informed

you know you wear the raincoat you the umbrella, you know not to walk down

that dark alley. But, you know, we always have choice. So I also want to encourage people

to choose wisely, choose for the higher vision. It's always more important or a better path

than the lower vision. So this week is going to be very exciting for a couple of reasons. We're finished with

the eclipses. This story of the eclipses are still unfolding. This week we found out that Jill

Abramson was fired as the first female editor of the New York Times by her boss, Junior Solzberger, whatever his name is it. And, of course,

looking at the charts, it's kind of one of those, oh yeah. This is an example, people, of the lower

form. Okay, we're looking at lower form Venus and Neres, Mars and Libra. And actually, you know,

I always, when I watch these people take new jobs,

I always go, ooh, not so good. So even though her announcement that she was going to take over

for Bill Keller at the Times was made on the eclipse in the spring of in June, June 2nd or June 6th of

2011, the day that she actually took over the job.

This is why closing aspects are so important, okay?

She actually started the new job on September 6, 2011, and the closing aspect for that day was moon opposite Mars.

Now, people write sometimes, why do I care about the closing aspect?

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