You may write me down in history With your bitter, twisted lies, You may tread me in the very dirt But still, like dust, I’ll rise. Does my sassiness upset you? Why are you beset with gloom? ‘Cause I walk like I’ve got oil wells Pumping in my living room… Read the rest of […]
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I hope you’ve already listened to the Asteroids Report on the members’ page. All previous reports are now available too. Just follow the link. My conversation with Anne Whitaker about the lunar nodes is also up for members, including some relevant handouts from Anne. Go to the Resources page! Enjoy. To go to the […]
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The Green One, al Khidr, may be a traveller or an angel, a sailor or a sage; he guards the sea, is a patron of poets and calligraphers, heals the sick, and as you can see above rides on the back of fish. He may come to your aid if you are drowning, heal your […]
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The Green One, al Khidr, may be a traveller or an angel, a sailor or a sage; he guards the sea, is a patron of poets and calligraphers, heals the sick, and as you can see above rides on the back of fish. He may come to your aid if you are drowning, heal your […]
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I’ve just published the video on the member’s page.
It seems like some of the asteroids are lending some much needed flexibility to 2021.
The Asteroids Report is published every two months for members of The Oxford Astrologer.
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If ever you wondered whether this country were in the grip of a prolonged nervous breakdown, take a millisecond to peruse the extraordinary media response to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s interview with the redoubtable queen across the water, Oprah Winfrey. That was aired last night in the US and it’s coming here this […]
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I’m so pleased that Anne is coming back to the Oxford Astrologer for more chat. She’ll be in Glasgow, of course, giving us the view from Scotland. I think we’ll be talking about eclipses, and particularly this eclipse cycle. Bring your questions! This is a special event for members of The Oxford Astrologer. The Zoom […]
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Here we are at the change of seasons. In March, we come to the end of the cycle of the Zodiac and begin again at the beginning. March promises a little magic, a little fairytale splendour and a little release from some of the strictness of February. To read my prognostications click here to go […]
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Here we are at the change of seasons. In March, we come to the end of the cycle of the Zodiac and begin again at the beginning. March promises a little magic, a little fairytale splendour and a little release from some of the strictness of February. To read my prognostications click here to go […]
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Venus, the goddess of love and harmony, art and laughter, dives into the deep waters of Pisces on February 25. Looking up people with Venus in Pisces, I noticed that Hans Christian Andersen, writer of fairytales, was born with this particular signature. Which set me thinking about his beautiful story, The Little Mermaid — and […]
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