(PRWEB) May 5, 2004

Venus will eclipse the Sun on June 8 2004, a phenomenon not seen since Dec 1882. Shelley Ackerman will give us the low down on how this will affect us on earth for years to come.

Shelley Ackerman - Totally Venus: A Sweet n' Sacred Eclipse of the Sun

This April 2-August 7 2004, Venus, The Goddess of love, connection, and communication travels through Gemini (retrograde from 5/17 - 6/29), making life seem like an exciting multiple-choice quiz. On June 8th, Venus makes big headlines when she traipses across the Sun like a shimmying beauty mark in a rare eclipse, the likes of which has not occurred since December 6, 1882.

This will have a deep and lasting effect: at the time of the last occultation of Venus in 1882, who could have fathomed that 21 years later man would fly? As we will begin to see more and more women assuming leadership roles on the planet, and many startling advances in travel and communication, Can we even imagine where the next set of discoveries will take us?

Shelley Ackerman is an internationally known astrologer, writer and broadcaster. She is a frequent guest on WOR radio, Sirius Satellite Radio, and has appeared on CBS, Fox News (The O'Reilly factor, Fox & Friends), CNN, and The BBC. She writes for many magazines, The NY Post, and beliefnet.com

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