When you mix two charts together, you get a composite chart. Sometimes, expected flavors will dominate. But other times, you get a brand new taste.
Horoscope: The Confederacy–and a "dark vein of intolerance"
Natal Horoscope of The Confederacy (1861) with Pluto in Taurus
by Jude Cowell
You’ve probably heard by now that Colin Powell recently described the Republican Party as having a "dark vein of intolerance" which seems a spot-on analysis to this particular southerner. Particularly since the natal horoscope of the Republican Party (July 6, 1854 5:00 pm LMT Jackson, Michigan) shows the dark
Astrology Today: January 16, 2013 – In Reality
“You don’t love someone for their looks, or their clothes, or for their fancy car, but because they sing a song only you can hear.”
― Oscar Wilde
Love And Sex In The Stars – My New Show!
When it comes to our love lives, we could all use a little help. Or certainly… we could use a bit of a laugh. In either case, Astrologydating.com is proud to present Love And Sex In The Stars — a weekly live broadcast/podcast covering the news beat …
Venus Conjunct Pluto: Anatomy Of Obsession
Venus conjuncts Pluto in Capricorn tomorrow. I’ve written about it here, but I started thinking about why Venus/Pluto is associated with obsession. This aspect is about merging (Pluto) with another (Venus). But before that can happen, Pluto needs…
A New ‘What You’re Asking’ & A Little Advice
Just letting you know there’s a new post at ‘Been There, Done That’ (finally!) another ‘What You’re Asking’, exploring real-life …Continue reading »
Guide To The 12 Houses
Here’s another post in response to a reader request; a quick and easy guide to what the 12 Houses represent. This is not an exhaustive list, but I’ve tried to cover the major areas. Note that when I mention influences on these … Con…
Demystifying Astrology Interlude: Do People Have Hard Edges?
Astrology for beginners
Breaking Up The Monotony Of Your Life
Ask the collective.
Astrology Today: January 15, 2013 – Concrete Musings
“So please, baby please. Open your heart, catch my disease.”
–Ben Lee
