Dear litebeings,
I was going to share an 11- 11 post today. Per usual, Source has other plans. I learned today of the passing of Michael Lutin , one of the greatest astrologers of my lifetime ( and perhaps longer). Mikey, as he liked to be called, was a role model for me as a young astrology student back in the day. I have grown up with him over the past 40 years , give or take. I first heard him speak in the 1980s in Philadelphia. He was a New Yorker and reminded me at the time of Danny DeVito. He was a frequent lecturer at the various astrology groups I belonged to over the years. A few times I was brave enough to introduce myself to him and have a conversation. I have read most of his books, taken a number of his workshops, and have viewed him at conferences both online and in person. He was so special that special isn’t special enough of a word. He was secretive about his birth data , yet I suspect he had strong Plutonian energy. When he wrote about Scorpios, sometimes, it seemed liked he was referring to me directly.
I had fantasized about getting a reading with him. I put it off for years, making excuses. By the time I was ready to go forward, it was obvious his health was in decline. It was obvious in his FB posts and some public appearances. I waited too long.
I wonder why he chose to exit now. Maybe he did not want to live through another 2017 scenario? I do not think so because he seemed incredibly fearless. Perhaps he fulfilled whatever agreements he made before incarnating. But why not wait a few more days until Pluto fully enters Aquarius? I don’t know.
How will we get by without him now? How can I get by without his wisdom and clarity? Perhaps I learned what I needed from him. Years ago I got the memo that I need to rely more strongly on my own inner voice. Still ……
Here is a link to a post that features Michael. Here is another post which discussed the last time I saw him in person. Finally, here is the link to his famous article in Vanity Fair Magazine, prophesizing on the transformation of the United States.
Lately I have been asking myself how much more grief I can take. I have to live my life , to get on with it. Michael Lutin’s legacy is secure. He will certainly live on in me and many many others across the planet. My legacy is still unwritten.
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