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Lauryn Hill with her Grammy for Album of The Year (1999)

      As a life path 8, Lauryn Hill’s major life lessons are ruled by the planet of soul accountability and conscious gravity. Within her chart: Saturn is in the sign of self-reflection.

     With four placements in Gemini, Lauryn has one major stellium... there are six air sign placements, and also six fire sign placements, out of eighteen total. Which signals to passion of communication through her life purpose.

     Saturn naturally rules Capricorn, and predominantly directs the Root, while also influencing the Third-Eye. These chakra are very abundant, as portals to the unconscious. It’s the center of emotional security, along with the center of mental health. A pronounced Root introduces a strong sense of security, which allows to form a healthy sexual identity. While a pronounced Third-Eye would introduce a strong inner clarity, which could develop clairvoyant or claircognizant abilities.

     People with predominant masculine placements (Air+Fire) tend to struggle with objective perspectives. Your spiritual autonomy grows as you explore your personal beliefs. When we neglect to realize our own beliefs, we would confuse the context of our socialization and struggle to form a real identity.

     Within her Vedic chart, Lauryn’s Jyestha nakshatra symbolizes unfavorable misgivings in connection with household tradition. The Goddess Jyestha was born within a cosmic ocean as counterpart to her younger sister, Lakshmi. While her sister embodies beauty and fortune, Jyestha is to exemplify the exact opposite. She is said to dwell among sinners, as the symbol of sloth, she brings sorrow and causes poverty. I see that this reflects the pressure of traditionally feminine roles within family. It allows me to surmise the sensitivity of social expectations which can motivate a deviation from certain identities.

Birth chart visualizers that I formulated with numerology correspondences to the chakra system. This is my “comic hero” style.

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carefree black girls → lauryn hill as rita watson in sister act 2: back in the habit (1993)

my mum after i ‘discover’ doo wop by ms. lauryn hill and tell her she needs to listen to her right away as if she hasn’t known her music for decades

recently i have been dealing with a lot of grief, healing from trauma and all the highs and lows of life. i've been worried about the people around me and decided to make this playlist with positive, but not in a fake corporate way, songs.

i decided to order the songs to tell a little story because it's fun! this is a huge work in progress, but during this retrograde and freaky-freakish times we are in i hope somebody can see this and be inspired at the very least.

i also designed the playlist cover that i will post separately as that & the title are a tribute to my favorite quote from my favourite show and a tribute to the voice actor who said it who unfortunately passed recently.

i have come to realize how important it is to live on and how it is my birth given right to exist for myself, and for all those who made it as far as they could. much love to all out there, i know so many of us have been feeling it.♡

Lauryn Hill - Ex Factor

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Lauryn Hill & Common (1997)

"Throw Back Footage With Crazy Sam"

Heated race debate, Jeru the Damaja and Lauryn Hill.

i watched this "before i was socially conscious" and thought Jeru was being silly and way to extreme but i kinda agree with him now...What yall think?

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»The 16th, and final, track to Hill's debut album. A solemn love song that pleads for understanding in a turbulent relationship that mirrors the times. She seeks to be freed of the faults that make loving her challenging, and in turn sings to a higher power for his empathy and understanding. Hill often blurs the lines between her object of desire and her Lord, suggesting that humility in love is similar to the humbling that comes from giving yourself to something greater, not unlike religion.