My “out-there-in-the-world” Oscar predictions, Who Will Win At The Oscars, were obviously troubling me last night because I not only dreamt that Michelle Williams won the award for Best Actress (which I hadn’t predicted), but I was up for an award at the Oscars too.
In my dream/nightmare, nothing was going right. I had to take on a 3 mile trek across a bog and through woods and heathland to get there. I had a wardrobe crisis with only 3 strange outfits to choose from, one of which was a 3-piece dark green hippy-style trouser suit, which I opted for. I was joined in the dream by some of my dog-walking friends (minus the dogs) and in the end we arrived at the awards ceremony on time. I wandered up in very high heels without falling over but never found out what the award was for. How bizarre.
In the end, my astrology predictions were good with 4 out of 6 correct. The Artist swept the board and won Best Film and Michel Hazavanacius took the Best Director award. In my previous post listing my predictions, I mentioned that The Artist is a beautiful symbol for Neptune’s move in to Pisces which happened earlier this month. I should add that Pisces is one of the water signs which in traditional astrology are thought of as mute and non-verbal, so another fantastic showing for this silent movie that’s dominated the year’s movie awards.
In the Best Actor and Best Supporting Actress categories, it was interesting to note that the two Sun Geminis, Jean Dujardin and Octavia Spencer won over my Taurus predictions, George Clooney (Sun Taurus) and Berenice Bejo (Jupiter Taurus). Gemini’s year should really begin in the summer when Jupiter, planet of good fortune and prosperity, leaves Taurus and moves in to Gemini.
Having said that, in the Best Actress and Best Supporting Actor categories, Meryl Streep and Christopher Plummer won as I predicted. They both have Moon Taurus, and the Moon in astrology rules the general public as well as a person’s emotional, inner world. This is to do with the wave of emotion that a nation generates and in sporting and event predictions, the Moon is key. Jupiter in Taurus proved its power by bringing success to both actors.
Using astrology to make predictions is akin to weather forecasting or financial forecasting, i.e. it’s not 100% accurate but a constructive guide nonetheless. Predicting the Lottery numbers would be difficult using astrology, although the benefits of astrological timing can help you choose the best dates to buy your Lottery ticket.
It’s celebrity and sporting predictions that work beautifully with astrology and I’ve become a huge fan of both. Over the next few weeks, I’ll be letting you in on my secrets of how astrology can help you choose your horse for the Grand National race and even predict the winner of the FACup. Cue more odd dreams perhaps? She shoots, she scores, “they think it’s all over… it is now!”
[photo from flickr.com]
Sally I love your predictions and dreams! I’d definitely be interested in hearing how astrology could help me choose a horse not for the Grand National though but the possibility that I may be going to Ladies Day at a small track later in the year.
I’m planning to write my explanatory blog in time for the Grand National, which I believe is the first major horsey event of the year. You can read all about it then!
Thanks, Liz.
best, Sally
Sally, I’m impressed that you managed the 3-mile trek in those heels and disappointed not to discover what your award was for! A very engaging post, as always, and further confirmation of the power of the Moon – very important for we Cancerians. Well done on the predictions. Now then, when do you think I should purchase that all-important lottery ticket? Janet
Thanks for your post, Janet, and all glory to the Moon. When I’ve worked out my own winning lottery formula, you’ll be the next in line!
best, Sally
Sally, I’m impressed that you managed the 3-mile trek in those heels and disappointed not to discover what your award was for! A very engaging post, as always, and further confirmation of the power of the Moon – very important for we Cancerians. Well done on the predictions. Now then, when do you think I should purchase that all-important lottery ticket? Janet
Thanks for your post, Janet, and all glory to the Moon. When I’ve worked out my own winning lottery formula, you’ll be the next in line!
best, Sally
Thank you for yet another interesting post. I am always thrilled and become an even keener reader when Taurus is mentioned and become oh so proud of my fellow Taureans! Hilarious. But I am on the look out now for more Taurus things.
Do you do anything on Chinese Stars? I love Suzanne Whites mix of both…
Thank you for yet another interesting post. I am always thrilled and become an even keener reader when Taurus is mentioned and become oh so proud of my fellow Taureans! Hilarious. But I am on the look out now for more Taurus things.
Do you do anything on Chinese Stars? I love Suzanne Whites mix of both…
You go girl and make the most of Jupiter in Taurus until the summer. Be expansive (and you are!) and make the most of your opportunities. No lounging on the seetee for you, Taurus lady! I will be writing more about Jupiter luck hopefully this week and with Jupiter in Taurus, it’s your time. Thanks for your lovely comment. I do know Suzanne White from FB – she mixes the two astrologies very well, I believe.
best, Sally
You go girl and make the most of Jupiter in Taurus until the summer. Be expansive (and you are!) and make the most of your opportunities. No lounging on the seetee for you, Taurus lady! I will be writing more about Jupiter luck hopefully this week and with Jupiter in Taurus, it’s your time. Thanks for your lovely comment. I do know Suzanne White from FB – she mixes the two astrologies very well, I believe.
best, Sally