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[J R (realrambo]

With all due respects ,
There are 8 250 000 000 rounded down people on earth , are 13 zodiac signs , 
that is the probability of the astrology be correct is 1 in 634 615 385 rounded 
down . 
 How that relate to Bee swarm ! 😀😄😁

> On May 26, 2025, at 9:32 PM, Liz Griffiths via swarm-list <swarm-list [at] 
> alamedabees.org> wrote:
> 
> May 21 — Twenty-nine Pisces is such an interesting place in the zodiac. It’s 
> the last degree, not just of Pisces, but the last degree of the zodiac. Yes, 
> it’s Gemini Season, but Saturn has been sitting at 29 Pisces since May 12, 
> like sitting at the edge of the world.⁠
> ⁠
> We’re at a transition point. When Saturn arrives in Aries on May 24, we step 
> into a new world, a new cycle, and a new chapter. We may not see it right 
> away, but Aries always symbolizes new beginnings. And if Aries is a new 
> beginning, Pisces represents what we are releasing ahead of these new 
> beginnings … old stories, old karmic patterns.⁠
> ⁠
> Tonight at 8pm ET I’m doing a live and recording presentation on Saturn in 
> Aires and what it means for you — especially if you are entering your Saturn 
> Return. Saturn, after all, is the master timekeeper, the great hand on the 
> clock striking a new hour. Saturn builds our lives, marks major transition 
> points (moves, career changes, marriages, births, endings), and teaches us 
> important lessons. Recorded for replay. Learn more and register by visiting 
> my website empoweringastrology.com.⁠
> ⁠
> For more on today's #astrodaily, go to my website, empoweringastrology.com. 
> You can also book a consultation with me and learn more about my services.⁠
> ⁠
> 
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