FORECASTING 2021: Susan Miller - #TheAgenda with Stephen Cole
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When making predictions about what lies ahead for 2021, many people decide to look to the stars. Susan Miller is one of the world’s best-known astrologers. She’s been telling Stephen Cole it’ll be a year of rebuilding and collaboration:
“We're going to decide what stays, what goes. We don't have to go back to our old life and I don't think that's even a possibility. We will create a new life that's more fitting with the technology we have now and what we want to do with our time.
“Also, the planets are moving into Aquarius. Aquarius is a sign of groups working together. They don't care who gets the credit. People will not rely on the government for stimulus. It will be more philanthropy and people helping people on any scale that they can because Aquarius is very humanitarian.”
When asked by Stephen Cole what Boris Johnson’s future has in store as a Gemini, Susan says:
“He’ll be in a very philosophical kind of way and work a lot with other nations…to repair all relations we have with our friends abroad.
“May 13th to July 27th he's going to do something then that gets so much applause and oh, it'll be great news for the prime minister.”
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