Posted by Ellygant
I hadn’t heard of this specifically so I read up on it when I opened your thread. It’s very interesting. Very similar to a few Buddhists practices and modern therapy models.

Have you heard of Dr Emoto’s research with water crystals? This sounds in that same vein.

While I can’t speak specifically to this method, I’ve done a lot of trauma healing, thought pattern and family rewiring work. And a hell of a lot of shadow work.

My .02¢ being, the deeper you get and the more success you have, be prepared to have episodes which viscerally test how authentic your changes are. Shadow work is exceptionally painful in that it is not the elimination of our darker traits that heals us, but the integration and acceptance of them.

Personally I’ve been deepening my mediation practice, veering off into working with Akashic records. The eclipses dragged up some annoying things for me. But I got to meet and learn from one of my favorite teachers who suddenly hosted a workshop in my city. It’s made an enormous difference in a matter of days. I’ve been going through a very painful problem this last 3/4 days, that if I hadn’t experienced that class and all the powerful things from it, I’d be losing my butter and having a mental meltdown right now. Instead I’m exceptionally content and handling loss with a real sense of happiness.

Same! Ive had a lot of things come up the last week. I felt the energies around me deeply. A purging for sure. I have been doing shadow-work for the last two years. I recently met someone who triggered me HARD. I had to walk away from this person out of love for us both. But it made me realize issues I thought I had healed, were not healed to the level I thought. I had a pretty traumatic childhood. Meditating and embracing my inner child, doing yoga daily, hypnosis, affirmations, fasting, change of diet..... It still seems these thoughts and my addiction to over-thinking persist. Less than before, yes. However, I want to go deeper.

I did it for an hour last night and 30 minutes this morning. I did feel immediately lighter. Just wondering if anyone had long-term luck... I guess me even asking goes against the principle of trust.

I'm just really wanting to clear negative thought patterns and wondering about others success stories. (really with any means of cleaning)

Have you tried it? I've been trying to do heavy shadow-work and clearing out negative programming from childhood.
Any recommendations?

I refuse to believe this woman exists.

I cant relate at all. Most Libra women I know tend to have a real small close circle.

I go hard for other women.

U>N>I>T>Y hunnnnaaayyyyy haha

I have 12th house Sun, Mercury in Libra.
8th house Moon and Chiron in Gemini.
Pluto Scorpio in 1st....... I feel like I am destined to live in the "underworld" haha.

HELP!!!!! hahaha

So crazy. The Leo has 9th house. He is a professor, speaks Italian and lived in Italy for awhile for academics. WOW

My daughter also has 9th house! Very focused on academics, has traveled more than anyone her age. Has been flying alone since age 4. Also, she has a huge thirst for learning Spanish.

Faaahhhhkkkkkk. 12th house Libra Sun here. TOO ACCURATE. Nice to know its especially difficult for Libra. Wonderful!

I don't care what someone makes. But, id like someone to be at least on-par with what I make. That way we can go on vacations, do activities, without finances stopping us. I'm 33 I dont have the patience to deal with someone struggling to keep their head above water constantly.

We should both be self-sufficient and stable. I dont care who makes "more".

This butter is hitting me HARD in all areas.

And, Im traveling to Detroit on Friday. GODSPEED!

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Posted by heliumfiasco
The WORST tippers I ever had were uppity white folks who thought you were below them!

Naw

Old people

Old people from rural areas especially because they don’t/or never got out much and don’t know what the standard is

My great grandma used to just throw a couple dollars on the table...we’d have to go behind her and add more 😂she wasn’t meaning to be rude...it’s just she didn’t know. Plus she was a poor farmer during the depression - that was a lot of money to her I guess. 🤷🏼‍♀️

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HAHA. I feel this in my heart! My grandmother once took me to Capital Grill for my graduation. She straight-up tried to leave $ 10 dollars on like a $ 400 check. My brother and I almost died.... I had to run back in and pretend I was going to the bathroom to correct that butter!!!!!

The WORST tippers I ever had were uppity white folks who thought you were below them!

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Posted by heliumfiasco
Were these people in a serving/gratuity position? I will say that in those fields there is a stereotype that blacks, foreigners and young people do not tip well. I am NOT saying this is true. Just that the prejudice is very prominent. I worked as both a bartender and server in college. Even my black coworkers would be like "WTF, I dont want that table, I'm gonna make 10% "......


I am NOT advocating this behavior or suggesting that it's even an accurate stereotype.... just that people in gratuity positions do not want to treetrunk with people they feel wont tip appropriately. And, yes it's a very close minded view to believe an entire group of people are bad tippers.

Our labor laws regarding how restaurant owners can pay their employees below minimum wage is what fuels this issue.

In my experience the best tippers were always the unassuming individuals, to be honest.

Hahaha thats racist AF

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You're absolutely right! But it is COMMON.

Were these people in a serving/gratuity position? I will say that in those fields there is a stereotype that blacks, foreigners and young people do not tip well. I am NOT saying this is true. Just that the prejudice is very prominent. I worked as both a bartender and server in college. Even my black coworkers would be like "WTF, I dont want that table, I'm gonna make 10% "......


I am NOT advocating this behavior or suggesting that it's even an accurate stereotype.... just that people in gratuity positions do not want to treetrunk with people they feel wont tip appropriately. And, yes it's a very close minded view to believe an entire group of people are bad tippers.

Our labor laws regarding how restaurant owners can pay their employees below minimum wage is what fuels this issue.

In my experience the best tippers were always the unassuming individuals, to be honest.

I have dated 3 Scorpio Moons long-term. I have my moon in Gemini in 8th house. The initial attraction was off-the-hook, but I was constantly offending them. Constantly dealing with the sulking. Constantly confused by why we couldn't just move on with-in minutes.


If someone hits on me there is 1/2 chance they have a Scorpio moon, I swear! But, I know I do not meet their needs in the sensitivity department.

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Gemini moon can and always get this pus-


Anyway-
No seriously though, they give me the freedom I want. And honestly they give off the same crackhead energy I do when I need it most 🥺 I love them

Sag and Gemini Moons are sooooooo good together. Be laughing their asses off one minutes, then talking about some obscure philosophical outlook the next.