Folks Tomorrow IS A Happy Day - This Is The Dawning Of The Age Of Aquarius

[matcom]

it is here. "the dawning"....

When the moon is in the seventh house
and jupiter aligns with mars
The peace will guide the planets and love will steer the stars

this is the dawning of the age of aquarius
the age of aquarius

aquarius
aquarius

harmony and understanding
sympathy and trust abounding
no more falsehoods or derisions
golden living dreams of visions
mystic crystals revelations
and the minds true liberation

aquarius
aquarius

when the moon is in the seventh house
and jupiter aligns with mars
then peace will guide the planets
and love will steer the stars

this is the dawning of the age of aquarius
the age of aquarius

aquarius
aquarius

[Maddy McCall]

1. I think you made a typo. Don't you mean "The Age of Fitzquarius?"

:P

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

9. I wonder if he has read the posts on this place lately.

I hope so. I am sure he could use a good laugh. ;-)

[Maddy McCall]

15. Wanna hear something really stupid?

I'm starving, and I'm headed out the door right now, so that I can go buy some eggs and mayo...making myself a Tuna Fitz sandwich.

Yeah, all the Fitz stuff is silly, and borderline irritating.

:D

[DancingBear]

20. And perhaps some Fitz crackers on the side?

I almost hated to post this.

Ugh.

[Maddy McCall]

33. With a Wine Fitzer?

Sounds like a meal to me. :D

[Roland99]

10. heh heh

[kikiek]

2. I was wondering about 1 hour ago if it was time for the Age of Aquarius

again. It feels like it.

[Guaranteed]

13. It should be for about 1,000 years.

We just hit a minor speedbump.

Justice will prevail.

[kikiek]

16. I think so. It feels like a correction is taking place.

[Guaranteed]

19. The age of Capricorn follows that, though, and the Cheney-types

will rule the world.

[kikiek]

21. Remind me to not come back that millennium!

[Guaranteed]

28. It's the easy spread of information and corresponding

strong cultural, but non-religious, sense of justice that follows that is spurning the Aquarian Age.

Supposedly, over the following centuries the world will solidify in its values, and religion will fall as the primary driving cultural force.

However, I imagine that the Age of Capricorn might look very much like Star Wars, with our society expanding materialistically into the galaxy, with our science and cultural values so strong at the end of the Aquarian Age (as opposed to it simply being big business taking over the planet). That would also be in line with an Age of Capricorn.

[kikiek]

31. Very interesting. I hope wherever we go we can at least watch it unfold.

[annabanana]

3. jeez...

Well THAT only took 40 years..
:hippie:

[acmavm]

4. I hope so. Lately there's just been this feeling of having lived all this

before. And then I remember, we have.

And of course it was a republican administration then as well.

[Big Kahuna]

5. Rubbish

Brain the size of a planet and they have me commenting on show tunes.

- Marvin :(

[JuniperLea]

18. pft...

I'm in Mensa and I LOVE show tunes... never too smart to enjoy a good musical theatre piece! Especially one as relevant as Hair. Total war protests on many levels... protesting sending Black Americans to the front lines to be killed off in higher numbers, etc. I still think it is a great, great show.

[MuseRider]

6. I've been thinking about you lately

and your old posts about your father.

Great song. Good day to you tomorrow!

[matcom]

11. A Fitzmas Day indeed

GAWD bless us EVERYONE!

[berni_mccoy]

7. Hey, I'm an Aquarius (and also a Fitzarius!)

[kestrel91316]

37. We water babies got to stick together

:hi:

[DesertRat]

8. Aquarius!

As our hearts go beating through the night
We dance unto the dawn of day
To be the bearers of the water
Our light will lead the way

We are the spirit of the age of Aquarius
The age of Aquarius
Aquarius! Aquarius!

[Beaverhausen]

12. Good Morning Starshine

Gliddy gloop gloopy
Nibby naba nubby
la la la lo lo

Saba sibi saba
Nubi aba naba
lee lee lo lo

[DancingBear]

25. Great, now I have Oliver stuck in my head

And don't you dare print the lyrics to "Jean" - I might lose it. :)

[JuniperLea]

14. WooooHooooo!

Brings back memories... I was in a production of that play in the mid-80's and I totally got into the 'stick it to the man' mentality!

we starved look at one another short of breath walking proudly in our winter coats wearing smells from laboratories facing a dying nation of moving crystal fantasy listening to the new mown lies with supreme visions of loneliness...

ripped open by metal explosion caught in barbed wire fireball bullet shock. bayonet electricity shrapnelled throbbing meat. electronic data processing black uniform barefoot carbine mail order rifles shoot the muscles... prisoners in n-----town it's a dirty little war, 3-5-0-0....

Yep, still way relevant.

[Beaverhausen]

17. I was in a crowd scene in the movie version

They filmed it in DC in front of the Lincoln Memorial.
In fact...it was the 3-5-0-0 dance sequence!

:hi:

[kikiek]

22. With clothes then I assume?

[Beaverhausen]

24. me, yes

some of the dancers were in minimal clothing however.

They put ads in all the local college newspapers asking people to put on "hippie" clothes and come out and be extras for the shoot.

We were rewarded with a Bonnie Raitt concert when the filming was over!

This was in the spring of 1978.

[JuniperLea]

23. Killer!

3-5-0-0 was one of my solos in the revival I was in!

Loved that show.

[Beaverhausen]

26. I've never seen the live stage version

I imagine the movie is very different. Have you seen it?

[JuniperLea]

27. I was in it!

Well, not the original, but a Long Beach Summer Repertory Theatre revival of it back in the mid-80's!

Damn, I'm getting high just thinking about it! ;)

[Beaverhausen]

41. I meant the movie version...have you ever seen that?

It's pretty cool. Treat Williams is one of the leads. Lots of great Twyla Tharp dancing.

[JuniperLea]

44. I like it!

I have a copy and watch it once in a while.

Love the Twyla Tharp choreography for sure. Beverly D'Angeles was great in the Sheila role too.

It really showed it's age for a while there, but the sentiments are so very valid today.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

34. Saw the play on Broadway in 1969...

It's seemed dated in the meantime, at least until now. Love the tunes.

[texpatriot2004]

29. I am on the cusp of Capricorn and Aquarius. n.t

[RevolutionStartsNow]

35. Hey, me too! Jan 20?

Sucks that my birthday has been inauguration day for not one, but 2 Bushes! I remember both vividly, and it ruined both birthdays!

[texpatriot2004]

38. Oh, yeah. I am 1/19 @ 5:55 PM nm

[RevolutionStartsNow]

40. Well close enough

At least you didn't have to have your bday on Inauguration Day.

[texpatriot2004]

43. Yeah, I am really sorry to hear that happens to you especially

when they are such horrid people. Blah.

How did you manage? That would suck.

[shraby]

30. There were some good tunes back then.

So good they still play them on the radio.

[Raksha]

32. I'm an Aquarius...thanks for playing my song! n/t

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

36. I can no longer hear this music without thinking "40 Yr. Old Virgin".

[BurtWorm]

39. I was wondering how long it would take someone to make that reference.

;)

[michael_1166]

42. Oh no, please

no "Age of Aquarius". That term was invented by Luciferians (you can look it up on Google). Just changing the prevailing death cult would make no sense.

But I get what you mean... - happy Fitzmas from Germany! :-)