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Whether
you are new to Astrology, more seasoned and perhaps seeking a fresh perspective on your natal chart, desiring new insight
into your relationships, wanting to explore your natal/progressed Lunar Phase, Solar Return or seeking guidance navigating
such key life passages as mid-life transits, many find my spiritually based readings can make a difference in their life.
By utilizing a variety
of astrological techniques based on your individual needs and concerns as well as incorporating my personal knowledge and
experience of the Ancient Women's Ways of my Native American and Celtic Heritage, I am able to offer in depth consultations
in person, by phone, mail or e-mail. For more information and to arrange a reading, please see the "About Seacrone" page or
call me at 860.389.0540. ~ Blessings, Debi Fox (seacrone)
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August, 2010
The first year in my office was a success thanks to all my wonderful
clients who continue to spoil me (you know who you are) as well as the wonderful energy & sacredness of this
special space where my clients and I enjoy relaxing, learning and sharing. I look forward to continuing to serve
your astrological needs for many years to come.
MARCH, 2009
I am pleased to announce that after 3 years as resident
Astrologer at The Herb Wyfe and meeting many wonderful people/clients, that I have grown/moved right next door into
my own space at Earth & Ocean (owned by Susan Clements, former owner of The Herb Wyfe). I look forward to seeing
all of my old (and new) clients at 'The Reading Room' and of course, will still be teaching astrology classes &
workshops at 'The Studio' at The Herb Wyfe.
Both Earth & Ocean and The Herb Wyfe are located at 23 Brown
Street, Wickford, Rhode Island.
Come...rest and relax by the sea while gaining added insight into your chart.
To reserve a time, please call me at 860.389.0540. Walk-ins welcome.
In the Mystic, CT area I am still available by appointment at Mystical
Elements: 860.245.0824, and at Health in Harmony: 860.536.1883
(Lesley Wooler, BSc, RA, R.I.C.H, Owner)
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Here, Everyday Life &
Conscious Aging Is Celebrated & Shared
(With Occasional, Outrageous and Insightful Crone-Tri-Butions)
The "Kalanemi" or Rim of the Great Star Wheel of Time
at the edge of the universe was thought to embody the spirit of the zodiac, and was sometimes depicted as a World Serpent
circling the earth, tail in mouth. One had to study the Kalanemi in order to learn "kalends", the chronological order
of the seasons and festivals as the great star wheel turned. They were the New Moon Sabbaths of ancient Latinium. The
lunar calendar was used in Saxon England where the month of May was known as "SproutKale", the sprouting time of
Virgin Mother earth with her archaic name of Kale, Kelle, or Kali. "Nemi" in Greco Roman culture meant Moon-grove. The
ancient astrologers viewed the zodiac/star wheel as the sacred Moon grove thru which She traveled. Here, you will find that the "everyday" and every crone/cronie's story counts as important. All are invited to
join the Moon and I as we change, laugh, cry and celebrate during our journey around the Star Wheel of the ancient Moon-grove.
A Woman's journey from Birth, throughout her
Maiden and Motherhood years, winding its way through many Lunar Phases and Progressions towards Cronedom can
be a journey of empowerment for the woman who challenges stereotypes and chooses to embrace her personal uniqueness as it
unfolds. No one who has lived long enough to experience their Uranus Opposition (when transiting Uranus opposes
it's natal position) is exempt from experiencing mid-life transits. However, all can benefit from greeting such life
transitions as a cosmic opportunity to begin to balance the left and right (male/female) side of our brains, which
in turn helps us to begin to understand and heal ourselves, one another, our relationships and our communities.
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This Collage of the Divine Mother Goddess can be found at the Covenant of the Divine
Mother, Women Healing Women with the Spirit, Compassion & Wisdom of the Divine Mother Goddess
www.discoveret.org/divinemother
It was created using (as the center image) The Mother
of Divine Love from www.fractalspirit, an image of Madonna & Child from www.scienceofman , the Eastern goddess (White Tara the Divine Mother) available from www.exoticindiaart.com and the Yantra of Mother Divine from www.design-oracle
Fall
Classes & Workshops
New Moon Dreamboards II
Time & Date to be announced
In The Studio, at The Herb Wyfe
The monthly New Moon is a perfect time to begin envisioning any dreams you'd like to bring
to fruition. We'll be covering the meaning of the 12 signs and houses of the zodiac, how they correspond to different
areas of our lives, as well as discovering which house in your Natal chart each New Moon falls in for the year. We
will then explore how one can "plant" a whole year's worth of New Moon "seeds" by creating personal & unique dreamboards
that reflect our individual dreams, hopes and wishes.
Please bring a blank posterboard, a notebook, old or new magazines, your natal chart and
fondest dreams. Scissors, glue and additional old magazines will be supplied. Don't have a natal chart yet? Just let
me know and I can have one ready for you at the time of class. Cost for class: $40. Class & chart
$45.
NOTE: It has come to my attention that Anna Livanos, who is not known to me and is based
in Australia recently launched a website called starcrone.net. While I appreciate and respect the work she does (energetic
healing) she is not affiliated with my website.
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Wednesday, March 22, 2006
JUST LET IT BEE!
"When I find myself in times of trouble, Mother Mary comes to me, speaking words of (S)is-dom*, let
it be. And in my hour of darkness She is standing right in front of me, speaking words of (S)isdom*, let it be."
"Let it be, let it be, let it be, let it be.
Whisper words of (S)isdom*, let it be."
"And when the broken hearted people living in the world agree, there will be an answer, let it be.
For though they may be parted there is still a chance that they will see, there will be an answer, let it be."
"Let it be, let it be...
"And when the night is cloudly, there is still a light that shines on me, shine until tomorow, let
it be. I wake up to the sound of music, Mother Mary comes to me, speaking words of (S)isdom*, let it be."
(Lyrics from the Beatle's song 'Let it Be')
* Wisdom. However, I first typed Wisdom with an "S" by mistake and then decided
I really like this new word: "Sis-dom" that I had inadvertantly created, so I decided to leave it that way. For
me it means the collective Wisdom of Sisterhood. No matter what name you know Her by, She is everywhere.
Barbara Walker writes about Mary in her book, 'The Women's Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets' and
the Gothic cathedrals that were dedicated to Her and collectively called Notre Dame ("Our Ladies" or "Palaces of the
Queen of Heaven"). She indicates that many were built over the old shrines of the Great Goddess. For example, Santa
Maria Maggiore stands over the sacred cave of the Magna Mater, the former temple of Tanit is the site of Santa Maria in Aracoeli
on the Capitoline Hill, and some of Mary's churches throughout Italy were built on the old shrines of Diana, Minerva, Juno,
Isis. She also mentions a famous statue of Mary known as the Vierge Ouvrante (and written about by Neumann, G.M.
pg.330-31) that opens up to show God, Jesus, Angels and the Saints all contained within her. She quotes Wyclif,
who in the 14th century wrote: ".. there is no sex or age, no rank or position of anyone in the whole human race, which
has no need to call for the help of the Holy Virgin", and that the Te Deuyum Laudamus states:"all earth doth worship thee,
Spouse of the Eternal Father." She closes with Lederer, who wrote "that it is recognized today that two rivers of common source,
Mary and Maya, the Virgin and Shakti, once again run into one; and the Goddess is once more as she ever was, the creatix
of the universe, the self-revealing energy of the unknowable God." Since I choose to live and think outside the box,
I LOVE this book.
So, thank you Barbara for all your words of Sisdom, and thank you Mother Mary for helping to Heal
each one of us as we help Heal one another. ~ Spring Time Blessings, Seacrone
Monday, March 20, 2006
Happy Spring Equinox!
Ayuh. Betcha thought I'd "done gone and died" on ya! Ha! I'm happy to say I'm still very much alive
and kicking. I even managed (in spite of nagging knee pain) to stand and watch Mystic's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade yesterday
(and enjoyed some great lamb stew while doing so). So.. take THAT Mr. Pluto (transiting my North Node).
I remember years ago a fellow astrologer mentioning that if a Pluto transit to your North Node or
Sun didn't steamroll you into the ground it made you tougher. 'Tis true. For example, I've sadly lost three dear
friends to untimely deaths over the past few months, watched a beloved niece deal with the fall out of
substance abuse, have been dealing with my youngest son's adolescent behavior/angst while he pushes the limits(and
our buttons), and more recently (during the eclipse) lost the hard drive on my computer (thanks a lot Mercury Retrograde -
you brat), and, after years of accupuncture/chiropractic tx, I am finally considering surgery on one of my knees for
a torn meniscus. Apparently the years of my youthful activities (running, skiing, equestrian sports have finally
caught up to me). But why bore you with the details!? Well, for one reason, to show you by personal experience how
some of the current transits to my natal chart have manifested! Transiting Saturn in Leo
has been hovering around my Descendant (opposite my Aquarian Ascendant) for a while now, which has helped trim my waistline. This
aspect can also help one in streamlining partnerships or relationships with others by facing the
facts, facing our limitations, and eliminating what doesn't work for us by insisting we get serious about what
does. For example, Saturn has been transiting my oldest daugher's Asc. In her case, although she was thin to begin with,
she lost even more weight (while going through the emotional angst of facing the demise of her
marriage and subsequent painful divorce). Pluto has a way of removing the "dead wood", but also promises subsequent
new growth after healing. However, Saturn and I have become old buddies. I've learned how to work with his
(and Pluto's) energies. They help me hone in on whatever area of my life needs refurbishing and polishing. Reminds
me a bit of looking at an embedded thorn/splinter under a magnifying glass while digging it out with
a needle. The tree surgeon may have to cut with precision to remove/repair what can't be saved/kept, but oh, how glorious
the tree will bloom over the following years.
Transiting Saturn in Leo is ruled by the Sun. My natal Sun is in Cancer in the 5th house (conjunct
my husband's natal Jupiter). My husband's natal Saturn is conjunct my Venus. Lots of glue here. We have chosen to be together
for the long run. Our Love is older than Time itself. As we grow older, our marriage of almost a quarter of a century changes
and distills and is still going strong.. I hope Spring finds all of you hopeful in the knowledge that Spring always comes,
even after the darkest winter(s). How do I know? Because there is no doubt in my mind and heart that God/Goddess hears
our prayers. Just today, after a particularly eventful (and painfully growth oriented) week-end with my son I picked up my
mail and found a small package from the sister of my late friend Sara. Inside was a lovely note, picture and prayer card along
with a set of rosary beads that were Sara's. Laurel, (Sara's sister, and whom I've never met) felt Sara wanted
me to have them. As I held them and said a prayer of thanks I started to cry remembering that just a few days ago
I had spoken out loud to Sara (working from the other side now) to tell God/Goddess not to forget me and to send me (and
my family) strength. Thank you Sara! May you and 'The Bear' journey on. I love you both. As ever ~ Seacrone
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June, Asphodel, Caile, Bridget, and Dave: Thanks to all of
you for inspiring me along the way! And - Dave, don't forget there is always room here for Rocky and Bullwinkle.
Keep that press fired up and the astrology books coming!
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Mssg. to Baby Crones everywhere....Don't forget to practice your best Cackle for Spring!
"An ounce of Mother is worth a pound of clergy"
Old Spanish Proverb
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