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 #Franklloydwright, #astrology, #chartreading    I'm returning to reading charts of famous and iconic people. The reason why I choose famous people is to protect the privacy of my astrology clients and because we are already familiar with public figures. The chart series will actually be in a video format and used as a master class on my Locals.com channel, Astrology with Sass.   Who Was Frank Lloyd Wright? As you are mostly likely aware, Frank Lloyd Wright was an American architect who is best known for his designs for Fallingwater (Pennsylvania), the Guggenheim Museum (NYC), and his Prairie Style as well as, organic architecture. He was born in 1867 and he died in 1959 leaving a legacy of buildings and contested opinions in his wake. Frank was not a stranger to controversy and scandals nor was he a stranger to great tragedies. He rose like a phoenix out of the ashes several times during his lifetime. He survived the Great Depression and pivot his career after designing and b

                No, Capricorn, you're not imagining the relentless Dark Night of the Soul that you've endured since 2008. Pluto entered your sign on January 25, 2008 and entered Aquarius for the first time in the spring of 2023. And this year, Pluto will enter Aquarius again only to retrograde back into 29 degrees Capricorn on September 3 and remain there until November 21. Then you'll feel truly liberated. As I'm writing this article, we are in Capricorn Season which always begins on December 21 with the Solstice. And while it wasn't unusual for Mercury to retrograde in Capricorn and slide back into Sagittarius or for Venus also to enter Capricorn during January. It's not as common to also have Mars in Capricorn and Pluto at the culmination degree (29) at the same time. In fact, the Sun will join Pluto at 29 degrees Capricorn on January 20 then the two planets hold hands as they enter 0 degrees Aquarius on January 21. Mercury returns to Capricorn (shadow of a r