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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2026 · 14 MIN

Put the Lotion in the Barbault Basket: Silence of the Lambs Meets Astrology

from The Dark Matter Show: Cultural Commentary, Astrological Patterns & the Things Nobody Says Out Loud

🔥Work With Me: https://linktr.ee/thedarkmattershowA outer planet basket on the Cancer New Moon .....demands a Silence of the Lambs Reference. 🐑Short Show NotesSometimes the sky makes a basket. What's happening right now is that the sky is doing just that. Sunita has exactly one instruction for you — you'll know it when you hear it,Also in this episode: crystal skulls, a dream visit from Jimi Hendrix, 🦊foxes and the story of how 🎙️Clear Signal was designed to go from Human Design for business to full-on multisensory navigation for entrepreneurs.Plus, Sunita digs into her days of pulling off industry firsts nobody thought were possible, why being the original is always better than being the copy and why she can't stand that "NY Song".🧺Get in the magical basket. And let's go on an air balloon ride. 🎈We saved you a seat.Long Show Notes:Put the Lotion in the Basket The sky made a basket. There was only one possible response.The planets arranged themselves into what astrologers call a basket. Some are calling it a cradle. Making it a big deal, honey. And the moment I saw it, there was exactly one thing to say: put the lotion in the basket.Now — find me anybody else talking about this astrology cradle business who went to Silence of the Lambs. You won't. They're going to talk about your healing journey. They're going to tell you to cradle yourself in the cradle. Okay, fine. You can hear that anywhere. You cannot hear this anywhere. And that, my friends, is n=1.That's actually what this whole episode turned out to be about. I woke up at 4:30 in the morning — because when you sleep with crystals in your atmosphere, you're going to get additional messages, that's just how it works — and Fox came to me. Fox orients itself through the magnetic frequency of the Earth. Orient, then pounce. Very efficient animal. Which is exactly what Clear Signals is becoming: multisensory navigation for entrepreneurs building the new paradigm. It always was that. I just never said it out loud. Consider this a marker I'm putting down.And then, because Fox brought Foxy Lady, and Foxy Lady brought Jimi Hendrix, I ended up back at the originals. Hendrix. Prince. Even Jackie — if you're Gen X, you need no further explanation. I once watched John Mayer play a private show for a tiny room, back when I was on the team doing the first sponsored livestream ever on YouTube — Jay-Z and Alicia Keys. He wasn't performing for anybody. He was just in his deep gift. And I've never forgotten it, because that's the thing about being an original: there is no other. Nobody can copy you. Everything I've done in my career has been bleeding edge, and yes, it's exhausting, and yes, I'd love someone to pave the way for me for once. But I'd still rather be n equals one.So: put the lotion in the basket. And put some on your feet at night while you're at it.

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