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Join me at every New and Full Moon for your dose of Divination For Liberation. Gather here for fresh insight and resonant guidance that brings you into alignment with the time and season as revealed by the cycles of the moon.
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Hi, it's Dayna, and I'm here with your divination for the new moon in Sidereal Taurus. The 2026 Sidereal Astrology Guide says, planting seeds of shared identities. uh
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Now I've already gone off about Taurus. In the monthly Div for Lib meetup, which was this past Wednesday, I had quite a bit to say about sidereal Taurus and this period that we're in. The sun and Mercury just entered sidereal Taurus a couple days ago, yesterday, two days ago.
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And this will be a pretty long stretch of sidereal tourist transits, as I talked about on the previous episode. This is not my fave because it's giving Jim Crow, it's giving gutting the voting rights act, it's giving disenfranchising black people of the vote, it's giving cult, it's giving white dominance and violence, it's giving...
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It's giving eco side. These are all the status quo that gets reinforced and re-entrenched when we have sidereal tourist transients. And so you need to buckle up. You need to understand that this is what's about to be going on for the next several weeks until Mars leaves Taurus, which is not until, what is that, August 2nd. So this period of tourist transits is going to last till August 2nd. And that means that
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your representatives already don't listen to you and they really not about to be listening to you. This new moon planting seeds of shared identities. So I've got my 2026 Sidereal Astrology Guide here and I've taken to using it to jot notes down for myself about future episodes of the podcast. I had some notes here about this Taurus new moon for quite a while. And some of the things that I wanted to talk about during this episode have to primarily do with
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realignment of loyalties. Planting seeds of shared identity. One of the most important things to understand about sidereal tourists and to understand about shared identities, to understand groups and group identity is that what often defines a group is a shared enemy.
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coheres and glues a sense of people together. What makes people feel like they belong is that there is a sense that we perceive threats of danger, harm, and death as coming from the same place. And this is really important because when we have that shared sense of threat, we can respond in a unified way.
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One of the examples of this that we're witnessing is with the online mental health professional community that is licensed therapist, psychologists, licensed uh social workers, and Cheyenne Bryant, who has presented themselves as a doctor and as a therapist. And after, you know, being on quite a few podcast episodes where her credentials were questioned...
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it has now been revealed that Cheyenne Bryant is not only not a doctor, they do not have a doctorate, they do not have a dissertation, and the licensed professional mental health community has cohere together around this sense of shared threat. Cheyenne Bryant is...
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It's arguable to me whether or not she's inflicting harm. I don't know, so I cannot make that claim. What I can say is that the larger professional licensed mental health community perceives her as a threat to the legitimacy and validity of their profession. They perceive her as a threat to people
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seeking uh treatment, people seeking counseling and therapy because she's misrepresenting herself. There can be a case to be made that merely by misrepresenting herself in this way that she is untrustworthy to be someone who...
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should be giving out advice or counseling, or, you know, there's a case that could be made that because she's digging her heels in and refusing to concede and tell the truth that this makes her unqualified and that's harm in and of itself. All of this to say, one of the things that we can bear witness to, watch for, see how we're participating in, watch how it's happening, is how...
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We are realigning our loyalties around a sense of a shared threat.
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Now, I talked about, there's a clip of this on my Instagram page, and I talked about this in the Dear 4 Lip Astro Meetup a few days ago. I don't know that we've ever seen mental health professionals speak in unison about anything on social media before.
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And the first time they come together is for this. I'm not judging, but also... Go watch the video, because I'm not about to go into that right now. Okay. This realignment of loyalties and next things I have written down here in my notes has to do with political parties.
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I want you to conceptualize, imagine, understand your political affiliation being a statement about a shared sense of threat and danger.
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And I also want you to understand, and I think this is something really unique to the West, it's really unique to America, because identity is the primary weapon used to inflict harm and oppression. And so when we cohere or come together around a shared identity and a shared sense of threat,
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we actually become more concerned with protecting the identity than actually responding to the threat.
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As a Black Person.
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We are more often concerned with protecting Blackness, policing who qualifies as Black at this new moon in Taurus. Drake has released another album. Full disclosure, I could not name one Drake song beside the one he did with Rihanna. I'm just not a fan of rap.
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I don't think rap is awful. There's a few albums and songs that I've enjoyed over the course of my life. But in general, I love jazz and I love listening to old music, soul music, R &B, gospel. That's where my love is. So I don't have an opinion on Drake's music because I never listened to it. However, comma, what I do know is a couple summers ago, Kendrick Lamar released a record in a back and forth... uh
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battle with Drake called They Not Like Us. And that happened during Jupiter's transit through sidereal Taurus. Does Kendrick Lamar have sidereal Taurus placements? Yes, he does. And so this became a way for black people to express pride in their blackness, but it also was a way that black people
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And even the song, they not like us, like the whole premise is to say, this is who qualifies as black, particularly a black man, right? And this is who doesn't. And so the thing that we have to be really mindful about, and I think the thing that we have the opportunity to become conscious about in a way that shifts and changes our behaviors, that shifts and changes our loyalties, is that...
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It is totally normal and natural for us to form groups around a shared sense of threat. But it becomes a problem when that shared sense of threat does not move us to protecting ourselves from the threat or directly neutralizing the threat. And instead, we're more concerned with protecting the identity.
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Vote blue no matter who, the 2024 presidential election, this idea that we should be loyal to a political party or candidate because they are not the enemy, rather than does this person actually possess a sense and empathy of the things that are a threat to me and my life? What is it that they want to protect? Do they want to protect my sovereignty and self-determination? Do they want to protect my life and my body? Do they want me to protect my access to healthcare?
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abortion, housing, food, a safe functioning balanced climate. These are the real threats. And so if our loyalties are only founded in identities because someone looks like us or identifies with the same political party as us or has the same professional credentials as we do, we're missing the plot. And this is something that I think is going to be increasingly loud, especially as we get closer.
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to the full moon in Scorpio, which will be in two weeks. Venus is in Gemini at this new moon, thank God, because... uh
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I don't know.
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if we really could have survived a new moon and Taurus with Venus and Taurus. I'm just telling the truth. I don't think it would have been good. I think it's best that Venus is in Gemini. Venus entered Gemini on the 14th, bonding over shared curiosity. Signs that are next to each other are the most different and conflicting. Not opposing signs. Signs adjacent to each other are the most conflicting and different.
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And that is because often the tools or the element of adjacent signs are not complimentary, but they're also not conflicting. They're more a mismatch. So you've got the Earth of Taurus, which is social realism, and we've got the air of Gemini, where Venus is, which is curiosity.
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The Knower, that's the new name for Gemini. Some people took issue with the verbalizer and I accept that. I feel like that's a limitation of the English language because I really wanted to say the articulator, but that's not a word that I think is accessible for people because they're like, what is that? I like to keep it simple. So we have Gemini the Knower, which is mutable air. How do I know what I know? I know because I have been curious. I sought out new information. I listened to different opinions. I read books.
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I searched the internet, I researched, I had conversations, I opened myself to new information and experiences. I considered the fact that maybe what I already know to be true is not in fact the truth. Maybe there is more to know. Maybe what I was taught and what I've learned is no longer accurate and so I need to learn something new. This is Gemini. And Gemini really is a participant in deconstructing belief systems.
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it gives us this curiosity that doesn't judge information based on what we already know to be true or what we've been indoctrinated to believe. It takes the information at face value. This is important at this new moon because otherwise when we get information that contradicts our indoctrination, we often reject it or we somehow try to reconcile it and explain it away so that we can keep our existing belief system intact. Or in this case,
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we get new information about where the threat is, about who is aligned with a sense of threat like we are. And we, instead of taking that information in, because it threatens our social loyalties, it threatens our shared identities and sense of belonging, we reject it. So that's the choice that we have. That's the choice that you have at this new moon. When there is new information that you are learning through your relationships and connections,
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when you're really coming to understand that the things you've been indoctrinated to believe were a threat, the people that you were indoctrinated to believe were a threat. I'm talking about you've been indoctrinated to believe that immigrants are a threat. You've been indoctrinated to believe that communism is a threat, that socialism is a threat, that if you even utter those words, how dare you be unpatriotic and un-American. But that is a centuries long...
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propaganda campaign at this point, because I promise you, if I asked you to define communism for me, you couldn't. If I, you couldn't do it without bringing up tropes that you've been indoctrinated to believe. If I asked you to define socialism, you'd probably tell me that there's never been a successful social little socialist country. Propaganda lies.
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Because every single time we've been on the precipice of a nation successfully enacting socialism, here comes the United States government enacting a coup, assassinating the leader, interfering in elections, creating propaganda campaigns, arming insurgents.
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doing anything to undermine the will of the people, whether it's Guatemala, whether it's Venezuela, and whether it's Cuba.
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There was a real movement of socialism in South America in the mid and early 20th century. And America said, not on my watch. What you're not going to do is nationalize your resources, teach all of your people how to read, make healthcare accessible and free, make housing accessible and free, make sure everybody has access to education.
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care for the environment, not on my watch, that's never gonna happen. Even in Africa, assassinations, coups, drawing false borders. And this is the manipulation that we are vulnerable to during sidereal tourist transit. It's much easier if somebody just comes and points a knife or gun in your face and you know that you're in danger. It's much harder to recognize the danger when it's emotional manipulation.
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particularly when that emotional manipulation is trying to tell you where the source of the danger is coming from, where it's trying to tell you who and what is actually a threat to you, who you should fear, what you should fear. It's very hard to protect yourself from that type of manipulation. Once we get to the full moon of Scorpio, we'll talk about that's really the function of Scorpio to protect you from emotional manipulation so that you can feel your body and trust your body's cues.
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about who or what is a threat and not the indoctrination, not the news media, not the propaganda, not the intentions of capitalist. Right? Right?
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The last thing that I want to talk about before I pull some cards. We got to talk about cults y'all.
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We've got to talk about cult.
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The only difference between a cult and culture is the number of people participating. This is something else that I talked about in the Div4Lib meetup. If you not coming to the Div4Lib monthly meetup, you're trippin'. You're trippin'. You're trippin'. And that's all I have to say. And you should come link to registers in the bio. Anyways, in the bio, in the description. Anyway.
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The only difference between a cult and a culture is the number of people participating. Furthermore, the behaviors that we often demonize cults or high control groups for participating in are not an anomaly to that group.
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The fundamentalist Latter-day Saints do not have a monopoly on pedophilia.
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The fundamentalist Latter-day Saints don't have a monopoly on pedophilia that is not reported.
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or criminally prosecuted.
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The Nature Boy Cult.
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did not and does not have monopoly on disordered eating.
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on domestic violence and abuse, on spiritual abuse. Because a bunch of y'all are going to go in church on Sunday and they're not going to have any substantive material response to the fact that gas prices are high. Ain't no wealth being redistributed, you just pouring money into that church so that the church can hold on to the real estate.
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The only difference between a cult and a culture is the number of people participating. Furthermore, cults in America are often positioning themselves to be solutions or alternatives to capitalism, white supremacy and patriarchy. But in fact...
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They are just creating more exploitative forms of capitalism, more exploitative forms of patriarchy, more exploitative forms of dominance.
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But at the same time, it's the same stuff that's happening in the dominant culture. So not too much on people who have been in cults, because the fact of the matter is people who leave high control groups in cults, we need to learn from them because you're in a cult and it's called capitalism.
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Leave it.
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Why don't you just leave? Why don't you leave the cult of capitalism? Huh?
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You're in a cult and it's called the cult of masculinity.
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called the cult of the gender binary.
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Hmm? Leave. Exactly. You can't.
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Let's pull some cards. All right. So on the last episode of the Dead for Live podcast, I talked about a new segment that would be debuting on the 24th episode of the podcast, and we're here. This is the 24th episode of the podcast, and welcome to Advice from the People's Oracle. I put up a little link in the description of last week's episode. It'll be back up this time.
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And I got quite a few responses. Thank you to everyone who sent in their requests for advice from the People's Oracle. Today we have Alith, who's from Wisconsin, and they're interested in career. Let's see what their question says. I'm wondering about how my career will be changing. I'm a tech worker being threatened by AI and an acquisition. And I'm just sick of tech work and capitalism. This is a tough one.
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um Particularly just because the inevitability of AI is not because it's uh you know, technology that's gonna save us and make life better for everyone, but more so, so much of our resources collectively in the form of corporations and tax money is being poured into AI that we kind of have to go through this tunnel of like...
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or economic decisions ultimately leading to some type of collapse. And so, Aylith is in this industry and feeling the burn, and I'm sure many of us are also feeling it. I've got Aylith's birth chart pulled up here. And one of the first things that I noticed about your birth chart, Aylith, is that you are a person who's always been identified as intelligent, your intellect, your capacity to do well in school, your ability to learn and research.
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and absorb new information is pretty intense in your chart. You have a very Mercury and Sun dominant chart. Those two planets are pretty much running the show without any competition. And so for this, I can really see that your identity and sense of self-worth has been founded upon your intellect and how well you can succeed and how well you can use what you know to take care of yourself.
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There's another theme in your chart that has to do with Mars in your second house, that tells me that financial independence, taking care of yourself, managing your money, and being pretty meticulous with your resources is also important. There's one important thing missing from your birth chart that I think is going to offer some challenges and opportunities for you over the next, like, 12 to 18 months, and that's you have no water. You have this chart that likes to, um...
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Be secure, be stable, materially be respected, be taken seriously professionally, but it sounds like you're kind of burnt out. And I would suspect that part of the reason why you're burnt out is because the lack of water in your birth chart. If you are missing a tool like fire, earth, air, or water in your birth chart, this does not mean you're doomed.
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What it does mean is that when you encounter people who have the tool you're missing, it's gonna irritate you and you're probably going to perceive them as someone that you don't want to be like or someone that brings out a side of you that maybe you are habituated to perform as or a side of you that you want to distance yourself from. Water is the body and bodily functions and specifically the sign I'm focused on in your chart is cancer. Cancer is the... uh
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being taken care of. It is our cry for help. I don't mean verbally. You're a very good verbal communicator and that's part of the problem, right? I'm talking about the nonverbal cues that we express that other people read as signals of our distress and it moves them to respond. This is not something that you're very good at. And I would imagine the burnout in your work is because emotionally you are very deeply unfulfilled.
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You have the accolades academically and professionally. You have the career and all of these things that you were praised for your capacity to do. I don't think that it's necessarily time for you to leave, but I do think it's time for two things for you. One, it's time for you to really think about your identity, your sense of self and your self-worth.
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how much of that has been poured into your career, how much of that has been poured into what you know, and how much of that has been kind of projected onto you as something that you need to fulfill because, I mean, you're smart. Why wouldn't you follow a certain career path, go to a certain school, succeed in the ways that are socially and materially rewarded? But I think because of this,
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you are at this moment where you see the writing on the wall, and I don't know that you have the chart of someone who is able to take risks without external pressure. And so you feel the external pressure, and this, don't know your financial situation, so that's information I don't have, and you'll have to apply this within the context of what's going on for you in that regard.
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But the point I'm trying to get to is that, you know, because you're not really a risk taker, this is one of those situations where you're gonna have to try to do something that's not natural to you. I do think, and let me go back because there was a number two, the number two is your emotional well-being.
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your capacity to make other people uncomfortable enough for them to respond to your emotional distress. You know, you've got quite a bit of Leo in your chart, and that tells me that you are a person who fears embarrassment and humiliation. You fear looking like you don't know. And that is something that has maybe kept you trapped in a career or field that you don't want to be in anymore.
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With that being said, I think one of the doors and opportunities in your birth chart is through networking. So you have Venus and Sidereal Taurus in the 10th house, that's Venus at home. Quite a force to be reckoned with in terms of your mother. There's a couple of things in that chart that are signaling that, but I think in terms of profession, Sidereal Taurus is the connector. This means you've got to use who you know.
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This may be people that you've worked with, this may be people that you know from your community otherwise. I think your risk needs to be in reaching out, making connections. I think another possible avenue for you, and I wonder if this is actually something that you've been considering for quite a while and maybe even more intensely over the past several months, which is teaching. I don't know if this is at the academic level, I don't know if this is at the communal level.
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But I do see the possibility of teaching here. Either way, whatever path you feel called towards in this moment, this is not going to function in the way that you've previously succeeded. You've previously succeeded because you've matriculated through systems and succeeded because it was a match for you. School, homework, academia, all of those things were a match for you.
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The most important thing for you to kind of get a grip on right now is socially. Who do you know? That is going into 2026 and 2027 for you. That is your path forward. What stands in between you and whatever's next for you is not necessarily your intellect, as in you need to go learn something new. It's socially, it's relationships, it's people.
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And so whether that means you are building community with other tech workers who have already left tech, whether you're building community with other people whose jobs and careers have been threatened by AI, there is some communal relational path for you. I hope that that advice was helpful for you. And if you want to be on the 25th episode of the Did for Lib podcast, getting your advice from the People's Oracle, go right down to the link.
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in the description, fill out that form and send in your questions. And I look forward to giving advice to the next person next episode.
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I'm back with my cards. Let's see what wisdom the Tarot has to offer at this new moon. I feel like this is a really hopeful new moon and next, you know, few months we're gonna be in that because I think that things are going to necessarily change enough to stop the momentum of what we're already dealing with. But I do think this idea of...
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questioning our loyalties and questioning who or what is actually a threat, who gets to tell us what a threat is. That's what I'm optimistic about. And you can start the work. We're starting off with the page of wants. Pages are map makers. They're like, where are we going? Where can we go? What are the possibilities?
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How are we gonna get there? Right? The page of Wands is that moment before you get in the car. It's charting your path to your destination, discovering your destination. Wands also have to do with our energy, our efforts, our ambition, our will, our sense of entitlement to act. And so...
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the page of Wands doesn't necessarily know what they're capable of. Or maybe they did know, and now they are ready to learn something new about what they're capable of. I feel like there's this, oh, I didn't know that I could do that in the page of Wands. Or, oh, I didn't know that was an option for me. I didn't know that was a possibility. Where are you reconfiguring your path forward?
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Where are you feeling the call to get curious about your own capacities and capabilities? Where are you questioning your indoctrination about what you're capable of? Let's see what else we've got here. We've got the queen of cups and we've got the two of swords.
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I feel like this is a really interesting articulation of what the sky looks like at this new moon. Because we've got Venus and Jupiter and Gemini, Sun and Mercury and Taurus, Mars and Aries, Saturn and Pisces.
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And we've got a variety of things here. We've got some fire in the wands, like Aries. We've got water in the cups, like Saturn. And then we've got this air here, like the Two of Swords. And I would actually say that the Page of Wands is more like earthy fire, fiery earth. The Two of Swords here is our air. The Two of Swords is about withholding judgment. The Two of Swords is about...
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pausing before you make a decision. The Two of Swords is often waiting for new information or a breakthrough of some kind that brings clarity. The Queen of Cups, I think, is reinforcing something that I just said, that I don't think that things are going to change enough to stop the momentum of what we're already dealing with. And as is a common theme with me, one my fundamental teachings,
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is that revolution begins in the body. It begins with a feeling of dissatisfaction. It begins with grief. It begins with sadness, rage, and anger. And these are all physical states of our bodies. But we often participate in activities, behaviors, or consume substances that make us avoid the very feelings we need to feel in order to bring about revolution.
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You really can't have change unless you are able to really feel the dissatisfaction with what is.
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There's a role that people with mutable signs play in society that I think needs to be uplifted at this moment, particularly because this new moon is ruled by Venus in a mutable sign, which is Gemini. The mutable signs are sidereal Gemini, Isis, Virgo, and Sagittarius. People who have an abundant
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of mutable signs in their birth chart are incredibly sensitive to contradictions, to varying degrees, and by different means.
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Gemini, which is one of the signs highlighted at this new moon, is sensitive to the contradiction between what they know and new information they're encountering. They're sensitive to contradictions between what they have been taught, what they already believe, their indoctrination, and new information that they're coming upon.
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That sensitivity to contradictions is what allows us to go from, say, the earth is flat to the earth is round.
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Because when Jim and I hears for the first time that the earth is round, they not gonna go call the pope and be like, string them up, hang them. They gonna be like, oh, for real?
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That's interesting. Why is that?
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Sensitivity to contradictions is what allows us to change beliefs individually, change beliefs as a society. It allows us to invite new bodies of knowledge that challenge existing bodies of knowledge. Now, of course, this can go too far and quite frankly, as long as Jupiter and Gemini are we doing too much.
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because Jupiter and Gemini square Saturn and Pisces, which will be ongoing until June 1st, is...
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what we have.
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incorrectly been referring to as AI. It's really large language models and data sets that are word predicting machines.
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And we are handing over all of our resources, land, clean air, water, economy, to people who have a vested interest in making a lot of money when we do that.
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I think one of the hardest things for us to question and to withhold judgment about is capitalism.
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It is impossible for anything that we experience on a large scale, particularly when it's harm and oppression, that is not happening because someone is making a lot of money.
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If we were to tell the truth about the belief system, if we were to tell the truth about the cult that we've all been indoctrinated in, the cult of capitalism, it is that there is not one area of our society that is not run by the profit-moded, that is not controlled by some greedy hoarders' demand for more resources, more land, more money.
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Our entire reality is fabricated by capitalists. I just saw a commercial today for this candy, like some kind of popped M &Ms or something like that, and I'm just like, why? What's the point?
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Jason Hickle, let me make sure I'm saying his name right, hold on.
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book is called Degrowth. I'm looking for it. Anyways, he's a very common guest on Upstream Podcasts, which speaking of Upstream Podcasts, they have this ongoing series about Cuba. And if you ain't never listened to Upstream Podcasts, you need to go start with part one of their series on Cuba and get yourself politically educated. Okay? Okay? Thank you very much. Anyways, Jason Hickel...
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talks about how capitalism forces the creation of goods and products and services that are not actually meant to meet the needs of us. They are created to meet the needs of capitalism, which is to accumulate more wealth, hoard more resources. So instead of...
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widely available HIV prep shots that successfully prevent HIV infection just by getting one shot every six months. Instead, we're getting popped M &Ms. WTF. You've got to question. You've got to question. You've got to question. And when you witness somebody who probably has a lot of mutable signs...
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questioning the contradictions and pointing out the contradictions, you got to stop getting so mad and you got to stop being so judgmental, okay? Y'all don't like Amanda Seals and you need to get over it. Because Amanda Seals is doing more to politically educate the masses as a black person than anybody you know. You may not like her tone, you may not like the way she said it, and everybody has their faults. So what?
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You think everybody liked Malcolm X? They tried to kill that man. You think everybody liked MLK? Black people were like, do not come to our city. Keep that crap somewhere else.
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The eight historical takes that we have on political figures and leaders of movements and people who are activists and making change has you thinking that the most important thing is for you to like somebody. And that is not the most important thing for you to like somebody. And this goes back to the whole theme of this new moon and shared identities.
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You want someone to make you feel good about your identity.
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You want someone to present the information in a way that makes you feel good. And there's room for that. There's room for positive propaganda. There's room. And I think we're not doing enough positive propaganda. Shout out to Zoram Mamdani. It's really a shame that more people are not learning from him because he's doing the damn thing.
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But this queen of cups, it's sad, it's disappointed, it's in its feelings, it doesn't like it, it wants it to feel better. Things haven't turned out the way that you wanted. Wah, wah, wah, wah. Yeah, cry about it, feel sad, but also understand the pathway to revolution and change that you speak is not.
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with somebody saying words in the tone that makes you feel good.
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Revolution is not paved. The path there is not paved by someone you like.
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That's not how this works.
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Because at the end of the day...
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For someone to prioritize being liked, more often than not means they're upholding capitalism, white supremacy, and patriarchy as norms.
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Not too much on Amanda, I just think that she's the best example of someone who's continuing to speak truth to power in the face of a lot of people having not nice things to say.
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but this is also someone who does not prioritize white supremacists and patriarchal notions of femininity. That's why y'all don't like her. Cause she's not talking to you in a sweet voice. She's not seducing you with her tone.
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She's not putting on the performance of white beauty.
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But Cheyenne Bryant.
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Kitty's out and everything.
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Got y'all calling her doctor.
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These are all things that come to the fore and are really important. What is it that makes you approve of someone? What is it that makes you listen to what someone is saying? What makes you ignore what someone is saying?
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When I talk about decolonizing our survival instincts, it's something that I often talk about when we are having transit through fixed signs. Taurus is a fixed sign. This new moon is in a fixed sign. Midpoint between eclipses, right? Very, very important, significant new moon. Decolonizing our survival instincts is really about leaving the cult.
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because the cult indoctrinates you to preserve the group over your own individual life. It indoctrinates you and sets up systems of rewards and punishments for you to preserve the principles of the group and the shared identity.
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Every time you don't listen to a dark skinned person, every time you don't listen to someone who does not conform to the gender binary, every time you reject at face value someone who doesn't conform to beauty standards.
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You are living out your cult indoctrination.
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It's not gonna feel good and you have to deal with that. You have to.
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You have to deal with it.
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Thank you for tuning into the Divination for Liberation podcast. I'm your host, Dayna Lynn Nuckolls, also known as The People's Oracle. I just want to say, I can't wait to drop the link in the description, but the latest wastewater data for SARS-Coronavirus-2 is the lowest it's been since 2020. And I have never been so happy to be right about a prediction. I have never been so happy.
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words that I've been wanting to say for the past six years. Does that mean that there is no COVID? No, but we are at an all time low. We are at an all time low. This is the safest time to be out, go to the dentist, see friends, see family, see loved ones. I think it's kind of cruel that at this moment, traveling is expensive and gas is expensive and you know.
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gestures broadly at the BS. However, comma, that means I don't have no COVID update for y'all. I don't. I'll see you all in two weeks. It'll be a full moon in sidereal Scorpio and I can't wait to talk about it. I'm actually really, really excited to talk about it because Scorpio gets a bad rap. And the fact of the matter is, ain't no revolution without Scorpio. And that's that on that. Come back next week, next week, two weeks, whenever it is.
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and I'm gonna tell you all about it. Bye.