9 Responses to Scorpio 2026: Libra New Moon. Mars in Leo. Mercury in Scorpio. Scorpio Rising Putin. Trumpanyahu. Russell Brand Trial.

  1. As you know, we have disagreed on Brand for many years. I am unsurprised that he is ‘revealed’ and even less surprised by his Hail Mary as a born-again Christian. I doubt that it is “sincere,” as you put it, Phillip; I think it’s manipulative. It is probably a mix of regret from some of the women and entitlement from Brand. We shall see, but we may never know the full truth — karma will sort that out. Hope you are well.

    1. Katherine O'Brien says:

      I used to listen to Brand and overlooked his manic/high functioning tendency as I agreed with his insights and eloquent articulations of the world situation, though I was turned off him when he became a born-again Christian and when he was aligned with Jordan Peterson who I view as a patriarchal, angry, arrogant person also strongly aligned with Churchianity/Christianity. I agree that the timing was curious as it happened around the same time as the charges emerged so possibly consciously sincere, subconsciously not. The types of stories the women are recounting distinguish it from the Julian Assange situation, which I believe was politically motivated and was only one occasion – these are several. Yes he’s admitted his former sex addiction, though perhaps more from a mental perspective. I don’t get humility or felt guilt from him that he’s come to terms with how his behaviour affected others, but spiritual bypassing by praying and focusing on the orchestration of the trial in an attempt to silence him in his view. As you say, perhaps a mix of regret and entitlement. It doesn’t negate that many of his perceptions may be accurate about world affairs An interesting dichotomy.

  2. margo yoder says:

    … loved “Whole Foods Parking Lot”… have that in Denver too…

  3. David says:

    Hello, I’m attaching a text in which the Tibetan Master speaks about the USA, England, and Russia. It contains both positive and negative aspects. The text about the three nations is very accurate, and things don’t change that quickly, hence its today.

    My brief final comment, without intending to be controversial, will focus on the negative aspects of Russia to counter the excessively positive view that, in my opinion, Phillip presents of Putin.

    The text of Master Tibetan:

    “the rich to the poor, from the intelligent to the ignorant, one thing is now clearly grasped and will increasingly colour human thinking: happiness and success are not dependent upon the possession of things or upon material good. That idea is the mistake of organised labour as it fights and strikes for more money in order to live more richly; it is also the mistake of the general public as it reacts to the action of labour, for it rebels against the curtailment of the stea From dy inflow of material goods. Humanity has made this mistake for untold ages, and has erred grievously in its emphasis upon that which benefits the form. This is the good in the Russian position as it wars on capitalism and lays an emphasis upon education. However, its ruthlessness and cruelty and (above all else) its suppression of the rights of the individual citizen to certain of the essential freedoms may eventually negate the beauty and the hope of the initial idealism. Russia is right in her idealism, but terribly and basically wrong in her techniques.”

    “The United States and Great Britain are at a midway point.  They have a vision but know not how to materialise it and make it true, for they favour not (and rightly) a totalitarian regime.  The capitalistic spirit and the latent fascism of the United States are at this time a definite menace to world peace, and the capitalists are blocking the efforts of the men of goodwill.  Great Britain is at present impotent, financially ruined, her old imperialistic policies entirely in the discard, and her people discouraged:  she is therefore so preoccupied with the struggle to live (and she will live) that there is little time, interest or energy left to make the vision true” 

    Regarding the negative aspect of Russia, DK tells us: “but terribly and basically wrong in her techniques.”

    And don’t you think it’s true? The human carnage she is subjecting her population to, as well as that of her neighboring and brother country, is unbelievable, it’s very cruel. It’s a very erratic way of dealing with conflict.

    Esoteric thought tells us that the Seventh Ray of Ceremony and Order, the ruling energy of the Russian Soul (consciousness), is cruel if it is not inspired
    by Love, and seeing the persistence of the error, Love (understanding, inclusion, empathy) is conspicuously absent.

    For my part, I cannot justify Putin’s attitude by thinking that he is an envoy of Sambhalla. The most I can think is that he is certainly a Soul sensitive to the First Ray of Will and Power, but that he does not use this sensitivity correctly.

    Regarding Putin’s chart, if it is indeed the true one (there are many doubts about this), we can see that the end of his misguided attitude will come when his progressed Sun enters Capricorn, around 2028, the year of the US elections, the end of the Trump era.

    Two or three years later, when Pluto squares his Venus in the 1st House and Neptune opposes his Sun in Libra, the power of the changes will be evident. This Venus is the ruler of his powerful personality in Libra; perhaps when this transit arrives, Putin will be able to better focus his splendid Mars towards higher goals, more inclusive and generous towards his people and his neighbors in Ukraine.

    In this horoscope, this powerful transit announces changes in the way he sees life, a new energy that, if not properly integrated by his personality, could even herald its end.

    Thank you for sharing, and I hope my perspective is understood. In such a polarized world, I don’t believe in good and bad, but rather in a more inclusive understanding of the situation. The tension exerted by polarization is closely related to the 4R, the ruling element of humanity—a tension that veil the creative power of society.

    1. Thanks for the points you make David! We must bear in mind that the quote you gave from Esoteric Healing by Bailey was written in the early 1940’s when Stalin was still in power. It was when Russia was the Soviet Union a completely different entity than today. Nevertheless it was a Soviet Union that lost 27 million people in WWII, defeating the Nazi fascist regime – a huge contribution that is often overlooked by the West. The Soviet Union finished in 1990 and ever since then Russia has been in a transition phase working towards a truer expression.

      So your application of a quote that is a century old, does not allow for the passage of time and the unfolding of consciousness in the national entity known as Russia. I would point out the paradox here – while Britain and the USA are regarded as the major forces on the side of the forces of light and the defeat of Germany in WWII, they have stalled in their evolution.

      When you state, “The human carnage she [Russia] is subjecting her population to, as well as that of her neighboring and brother country, is unbelievable, it’s very cruel. It’s a very erratic way of dealing with conflict.”

      To me and many others who follow geopolitics, this is a completely uninformed statement, probably based on mainstream news source propaganda saturation. How many times does it have to be re-stated – Russia did not start this conflict, it has been a proxy war waged by the West through Ukraine – which the US has said “will be fought to the last Ukrainian” – about two million lives lost thus far, one of the greatest tragedies since WWII.

      Putin recognises the ultimate unity of Russia-Ukraine and has acted with considerable restraint in this very complex conflict. If he is a disciple of Shamballa – known for their cruelty, so be it – but given the aforementioned restraint, cruelty is not so much in evidence, maybe via generals and soldiers on the battlefield, but that is a different matter in the smoke and agony of war.

      Furthermore, you appear to have ignored one part of the passage, “the latent fascism of the United States are at this time a definite menace to world peace”. Since the end of WWII, the USA has developed that latency to an enormous potency – in terms of it creating wars and conflict all over the planet, driven by fascist Neocon policies. Look where we are today with the US support and deep complicity in Israel’s genocide in Gaza and the West Bank, its aggression toward Iran and its Greater Israel ambitions.

      Then there is the free speech factor which I have been writing about for the past decade – its gradual diminishment in the USA and particularly Britain – people fined or jailed or holding a placard protesting the slaughter in Gaza. “Great Britain … her old imperialistic policies” – is currently losing its imperialism, along with other European nations and this is a good thing.

      So in summary, I believe your perspective is somewhat skewed: Like many in the spiritual community, mainly through decades of propaganda, acquiescing to mainstream news propaganda, emotional reactions that tend to blur true discrimination, and a tendency to project the blame constantly onto Russia-Putin.

      I have observed that about 80% of the spiritual community who fell for the coronavirus scamdemic-plannedemic, are mainly anti-Russia – particularly in northern Europe, a shocking statement, but I think true because of their proximity to Russia and falling foul of decades of anti Russia propaganda. Propaganda, the glamour machine!

      1. david says:

        Hi Phillip, I haven’t ignored what the text says about the negative aspects of the US and England; in fact, I consciously added it so it could also be read. I’m aware, as the text states, that England and the US aren’t perfect either.

        But, as I said at the beginning, my response to the text focuses on Russia to counter what I believe is an excessive defense of Putin’s methods on this blog.

        On the other hand, you say: “Then there is the free speech factor which I have been writing about for the past decade – its gradual diminishment in the USA and particularly Britain – people fined or jailed or holding a placard protesting the slaughter in Gaza.”

        Don’t you think this same lack of freedom, but in a much more exaggerated way, happens in Russia? Is there anyone in Russia who dares to say anything against Putin or the war in Ukraine? The repression is brutal!

        Being against Putin’s methods doesn’t mean being anti-Russian; we shouldn’t confuse the lesser individual with the greater entity. It’s clear that Russia is a great nation.

        1. Yes there has been censorship and repression in Russia, no question about it. My point is that the West attempts to highlight this when they are practicing the same. And have been equally brutal through clandestine agencies and other methods. So its a case of the kettle calling the pot black IMO.

          Russia has had a more difficult situation due to it transition from the Soviet era and still carries some of that old baggage. Hence some argue that it has required a firmer hand in keeping the federation together. Particularly in the past several years with the West’s somewhat psychotic fixation on attacking Russia, trying to break it up and portraying Ukraine as the underdog. Most of Europe has fallen for this idiotic propaganda.

        2. Steven Chernikeeff says:

          Have you been to Russia extensively, David? There is democracy in Russia, and if Putin were not well supported, people would simply vote for no candidate. The reason Russia is where it is has nothing to do with Putin and everything to do with the arrogant West. The US has huge influence in the Baltic States, and you cannot expect Russia to do nothing when we creep into their backyard. How would the US like it if Russia and China put bases in Mexico? Cuba? Hawaii? The answer is that humanity must change; there is no ‘us’ and ‘them,’ but only ‘us’.

          1. Michael says:

            One of the purposes of Libra is to weigh and then decide. Not to insist that all considerations receive equal acceptance in perpetuity. By analogy then that would mean our perpetual zenith would be to maintain equality between our personality and the soul where neither rule.

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