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This Erotic Timeline

This Erotic Timeline

De : Amalia Scott Jančič
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This Erotic Timeline is a weekly podcast about time
not the kind you measure,
but the kind you feel.

Hosted by Amalia—astrologer, counselor, and student of the impossible—
this is a space for learning how to live inside a moment
where the structures we were given to organize reality are breaking down.

Each episode begins with the astrology of the week ahead,
then descends into what’s most alive:
grief, desire, collapse, beauty, contradiction,
and the strange intelligence moving through all of it.

This podcast explores how to move between two timelines:

the linear timeline—
of clocks, productivity, colonial systems, and survival

and the erotic timeline—
where time is felt, relational, intuitive,
and shaped by the body, by spirit, by the ecology we belong to.

This is not a space for answers.
It’s a space for contact.
for remembering how to feel time
as something we are inside of and create together.

Copyright 2026 All rights reserved. Sciences sociales
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  • From Oil to The Pomegranate Economy: On Shadow Hunger, Grief, and Cutting New Deals

    From Oil to The Pomegranate Economy: On Shadow Hunger, Grief, and Cutting New Deals
    May 11 2026

    Saturday's Taurus New Moon arrives conjunct Mercury, the asteroid Ceres, and the fixed star Algol (the Demon's Head) at the exact moment the International Energy Agency is calling the current oil disruption the greatest energy security crisis in recorded history. Their recommendation: work from home. Slow down. Minimize travel.

    Sound familiar?

    This episode covers the full Ceres and Persephone myth as a map for collective grief, why Thursday's Mercury and Ceres cazimis are an invitation to cut new deals with your own shadow, what Algol and the Morningstar have to do with disrupting hierarchies right now, and why Persephone eating the pomegranate seeds was not a mistake. Plus: the grief curriculum we've been inside since 2020, what oil has to do with ancestral time, and a brief loving return to Blursday, March the fortyteenth of Maprilay.

    Keywords: Taurus New Moon 2026, Mercury cazimi May 2026, Ceres astrology, Persephone myth, shadow hunger, pomegranate economy, Algol fixed star, grief and astrology, oil crisis 2026, Strait of Hormuz, IFS and astrology, Eleusinian Mysteries, Mars Chiron Aries, collective grief, energy crisis spiritual meaning

    Chapters

    00:00 — Opening: the extraction economy and your body 01:12 — Welcome & grounding 02:41 — Astrology of the week ahead 04:01 — What is a cazimi? Burning down to the bone 05:42 — The story of Ceres: innocence, obsession, and the narcissus flower 07:26 — The hole opens: Persephone's descent 15:12 — Mercury arrives: the psychopomp at the wall 17:45 — The pomegranate seeds: she was so hungry 20:37 — What grief generates: agriculture, the Eleusinian Mysteries, the gifts of fallow seasons 23:53 — Why these cazimis, why now: the deals you've cut to live with your pain 26:05 — Algol, Lucifer, and the Morningstar: big disruptions of power 31:50 — Stop being precious 33:36 — Midway: the binding was also the becoming 35:37 — The Descent: Blursday, the IEA, and the grief curriculum since 2020 47:10 — Closing: questions to plant this New Moon

    References

    Jason Holley — astrologer and depth psychologist, source of the narcissus/narcissism interpretation: jasonholley.net

    International Energy Agency, Oil Market Report: iea.org

    IEA demand-reduction recommendations: iea.org

    Atlantic Council — Webster & I'Anson on oil rationing: atlanticcouncil.org

    World Bank Commodity Markets Outlook April 2026: worldbank.org

    Washington Post — "It's been six months. Our sense of time is still broken": washingtonpost.com

    Elisabeth Kübler-Ross & David Kessler — the five stages of grief: grief.com
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    50 min
  • The Accidental Favor: Attention, Deep Time, and the Body's Long Memory

    The Accidental Favor: Attention, Deep Time, and the Body's Long Memory
    May 4 2026
    What if the corporations farming our attention accidentally gave us the most radical favor in the history of collective awakening? In this episode, I trace a 600-year arc, from Gutenberg's printing press to the iPhone, to ask what actually happened to human attention, and why so many of us are collapsing under the weight of our own feelings right now. The answers I explore involve deep time, the colonization of the body and imagination, the rise of authoritarian movements, the difference between wellness and manageability, and why somatic reckoning might be one of the most quietly revolutionary forces of our era. We move through the astrology of the week of May 4–10, 2025 — a week of intense squares giving way to gentle visionary flow — and I share a time-bending story about a typewriter, a Friday ritual, ancestral wisdom, and finding my way back to my body and a different scale of time. Topics include: the attention economy, the precuneus and what the scroll literally does to your sense of time, Gutenberg and the printing press, the worship of the written word as a pillar of white supremacy culture, academic institutional complicity in the Palestinian genocide, authoritarianism and the outsourcing of feeling, somatic therapy and decolonization, ancestral healing and listening darkly, and what it means to come home to the body's long memory. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 — The premise: your attention was never lost, just redirected 01:49 — Opening & grounding practice 03:19 — Astrology of the week: overview 03:31 — Monday May 4: Mars square Jupiter — care, desire, and the rigged game 08:03 — Tuesday May 5: Mercury square Pluto — owning your wants, colonial shadows 10:08 — Wednesday May 6: Pluto retrograde — presence over force 11:06 — Thursday–Saturday: the simmer 12:28 — Sunday May 10: Sun sextile Jupiter — visionary flow and identity work 14:00 — The Descent: what the scroll does to your brain and sense of time 17:01 — Deep time and the 600-year arc of human attention 18:15 — Gutenberg, the Bible, and the colonization of imagination 21:58 — The most accidental favor in collective history 23:09 — Authoritarianism, madness, and what gets called sane 25:46 — Somatics, decolonization, and the body's reckoning 30:56 — Personal story: my dad, a typewriter, and time travel with ancestors 37:46 — Summary, questions for the week & close CITATIONS & RESOURCES Primary Sources Alexis Pauline Gumbs — Dub: Finding Ceremony (2020) Alexis Pauline Gumbs + Barbara Holmes — On Listening Darkly (transcript) Alexis Pauline Gumbs — You Are Loved (podcast episode) Prentis Hemphill & The Embodiment Institute — embodimentinstitute.org Khara Scott-Bey, somatic therapist — kharascottbey.com White Supremacy Culture — whitesupremacyculture.info Aneeza Pervez — Witnessing Silence: The Palestinian Genocide, Institutional Complicity, and the Politics of Knowledge (2025) — Globalisation, Societies and Education On Attention, Social Media & the Brain Large meta-analysis links TikTok and Instagram Reels to poorer cognitive and mental health — PsyPost Study on social media and attentional capacity — PubMed Social media use and cognitive function — PMC Social media, not gaming, tied to rising attention problems in teens — The Conversation On Madness, Empire, and Social Control Mab Segrest — Administrations of Lunacy: Racism and the Haunting of American Psychiatry at the Milledgeville Asylum (2020) — on how the American asylum system was built to contain bodies that couldn't be made productive under capitalism and Jim Crow Frantz Fanon — The Wretched of the Earth (1961) — on colonialism, madness, and the psychopathology of the colonized Frantz Fanon — Black Skin, White Masks (1952) — on race, identity, and the psychological violence of colonialism On Print, Media & Cognitive Change Walter Ong — Orality and Literacy (1982) — on how writing restructures consciousness Neil Postman — Amusing Ourselves to Death (1985) — on media and public discourse Marshall McLuhan — The Gutenberg Galaxy (1962) — on print culture and cognitive change An old argument against writing — on Socrates and the critique of the written word
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    42 min
  • Desire, Time, and The Good Trouble

    Desire, Time, and The Good Trouble
    Apr 27 2026

    What if desire isn't something you feel but something that happens to you? Something bigger than a preference, older than a craving, that doesn't ask permission before it starts rearranging your life?

    In Episode 2 of This Erotic Timeline, we move through the astrology of the week (April 27 to May 3, 2025) including a grand air trine that lets collective freedom actually be felt, a potent Scorpio Full Moon, and Mercury entering Taurus, wherein the universe asks you to channel the wisdom of your inner three-year-old.

    Then we descend into desire.

    We get into Lacan and Freud's theory of desire-as-lack and why it's basically the philosophical backbone of capitalist consumerism. We talk about the difference between preference and desire and why desire might be less about what you want and more about an ecological force calling you toward the good trouble. We explore how the colonial gender binary weaponized desire to make us legible and controllable. And we visit the 5th house, Audre Lorde, and Toni Cade Bambara to ask: what if following desire is actually your political responsibility?

    This is just the opening of a much longer conversation.

    0:00 — Opening: What If Desire Happens to You?

    1:10 — Welcome & Grounding

    2:45 — Astrology of the Week Ahead (April 27–May 3)

    3:10 — Monday April 27: Ritual vs. Routine & The Sun Trine South Node

    6:00 — Tuesday April 28: Grand Air Trine & Feeling Collective Freedom

    8:00 — Wednesday April 29: Venus Squares the Nodes — The Tension That Builds

    10:15 — Thursday & Friday: Scorpio Full Moon + Mercury Conjunct Chiron

    13:00 — Saturday & Sunday: Mercury Enters Taurus

    15:30 — The Descent Begins: What Did You Do With That Wanting?

    17:30 — Desire Misunderstood: Lacan, Freud & Capitalist Lack

    21:30 — Preference vs. Desire: The Ecological Force (ft. Deleuze & Guattari)

    25:00 — Desire & Identity: The Colonial Gender Binary

    29:30 — The 5th House, The Ego as a Little Boat & Ripping the Sweater Off

    33:30 — Values, Play & Your Questions for the Week

    Theme music by the brilliant Charmie Chandler https://www.instagram.com/charmie_chandler/

    Sweet Talkin' Guy (referenced in this episode): https://www.nowness.com/series/nowness-shorts/sweet-talkin-guy-miss-dylan-spencer-wardwell

    References & Citations:

    • Sobonfu Somé — The Spirit of Intimacy
    • Jacques Lacan — theory of desire as lack
    • Sigmund Freud — foundational psychoanalytic theory of desire
    • Gilles Deleuze & Félix Guattari — desire as ecological and productive force
    • Alok Vaid-Menon — Beyond the Gender Binary
    • Brooklyn Leo — The Colonial/Modern [Cis]Gender System and Trans World Traveling
    • Audre Lorde — Uses of the Erotic
    • Toni Cade Bambara — on culture workers and irresistible revolution

    Get in touch, request topics, or just come say hi: amaliathecoach@gmail.com

    Book an astrological or coaching session: amaliathecoach.com

    Join me for an intimate group space on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of every month: htthttps://www.amaliathecoach.com/groupwork
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    35 min
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