Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has had a hell of a Saturn Return. He became the leader of his country, while standing up to his unruly southern neighbour, pivoted Canada’s alliances, and just last week delivered one of the most important 15-minute speeches of the decade. Carney is an interesting character, and perhaps his most […]
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How do you deal with the Inquisition, the Nazis, ISIS, the secret police, the occupiers, the forces of oppression, the slave catchers, ICE? What if they come knocking on your door? Many of our ancestors had to answer this same question, and many people around the world right now. And the answers they come up […]
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Lilith, the Black Moon, has finally arrived in one of her favourite signs, Sagittarius where she is free to run barefoot through the wild woods. I have shared some thoughts on a short video to get you thinking. Click on the image to go to the video on YouTube. It’s going to work differently for […]
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Stern Saturn and idealistic Neptune met in the 20th century in just three signs at 35 year intervals. Each time, there was a paradigm shift for Russia. 1917—By February, more than 9 million had been killed in the war; famine scratched at the civilian population as the government staggered from crisis to crisis. Then workers […]
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Zohran Mamdani, the charming (Libra), charismatic (Leo Rising) new mayor of New York is well NEW — in so many ways. As you know, we are all at a moment of massive change as the big outer planets bounce back and forth between 1° and 29° of several different signs, changing the world, moving us […]
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I can’t stop listening to West End Girl, Lily Allen’s brilliant break-up album. The English poet and pop diva is a mistress of the seemingly casual but utterly precise lyric. Allen’s always seemed really real, gritty, authentic. She managed to hang on to some kind of street-cred even when life bore her up to the […]
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—————————— From East Wing Magazine “If the West Wing is the mind of the nation, then the East Wing is the heart.” — Betty Ford —————————— It was bad enough when they paved over the Rose Garden, but the destruction of the East Wing of the White House by a wrecking crew is just too […]
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I spoke with author, teacher and astrologer Alex Trenoweth at the October Salon about her new book Zeus on the Loose. Here’s the publisher’s blurb: “Every parent wants the best for their child – and that starts with understanding how they learn. In astrology, Jupiter is the planet of growth, wisdom, and confidence – qualities […]
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I spoke with author, teacher and astrologer Alex Trenoweth at the October Salon about her new book Zeus on the Loose. Here’s the publisher’s blurb: “Every parent wants the best for their child – and that starts with understanding how they learn. In astrology, Jupiter is the planet of growth, wisdom, and confidence – qualities […]
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This essay came with this month’s horoscopes on 1 October. I’ve adjusted it slightly because — events, darling. This month’s illustrations were details of roses, which in themselves combine perfect order and disorder. A pair of scales, the symbol for Libra, has also been a symbol for justice for millenia. In ancient Egypt, your heart […]
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