Wishing you all a peaceful Solstice weekend in the heart of the year.
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Wishing you all a peaceful Solstice weekend in the heart of the year.
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Two eclipses and the conjunction of the century! What a month coming up leading us out of 2019 and in to 2020. Capricorn is the sign of the moment – hello, Greta Thunberg – and our astrology talk is dynamic and rather thrilling. Will new beginnings come before a final ending? Or, is it the […]
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The Oxford Astrology Group’s annual look at the year ahead is a great way to start 2020. We’ll be looking at the economy, politics, history and the way things are likely to unfold in this most important year. Israel Ajose form the Astrological Lodge is coming back for the third year in a row. He’ll […]
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Well, mendacity, greed and cruelty won last night’s unpopularity contest. That is the Conservative party won the UK general election — in England and Wales. It was also a victory for the Saturn-Pluto conjunction — a conjunction that means The End, as discussed in this post. The UK will now leave the European Union quickly, […]
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What a lousy election. What a lousy choice. Still, there’s always astrology to ding around with while the old structures crumble around our ears during this Pluto-Saturn cheek-to-cheek. A Void of Course Moon in Gemini on the night means, traditionally, it ain’t goin’ nowhere — nothing will come of it. Furthermore, Saturn in Capricorn will […]
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Endings are often excellent. An end to smallpox, an end to abuse, an end to exploitation. And what about happy endings? Weddings come at the end of a romance; birth comes at the end of a pregnancy; a victory that comes at the end of a war, a judgment at the end of a trial. […]
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Welcome to the new site!! December looks like quite an intriguing month. There are some important cosmic shifts, which will have an effect for many months to come. Horoscopes also include a new feature: a video about the current transits of the asteroids Vesta, Juno, Ceres and Pallas currently. This adds a layer of […]
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Although — or maybe because — we recorded this on the first frosty day of November, this episode should warm the cockles of your heart. The big event this coming month is, of course, the move by bounteous Jupiter from Sagittarius to Capricorn. We decided to take the time to make sure we had a quick chat about what this means for every single sign. But we also managed to squeeze in some talk of Taylor Swift, Alfonso Cuaron — two magnificent Sagittarians — and what on earth was going on with that Mercury Retrograde in Scorpio last month!
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This afternoon, at around 4pm GMT, the little planet of speed, insight, commerce and travel, dances across the face of the Sun. With the right equipment, you’ll be able to see it. And I think it’s astrologically significant too. Mercury’s transit to the Sun happens 14 times this century — and only in Taurus or Scorpio. This is the axis of the material vs the hidden, the object and its shadow, procreation and death, sex and power, ownership and enslavement. Last time, Mercury retrograded in Scorpio was 2012 and 2013 — but last time he performed this particular dance in […]
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Once upon a time, a long, long time ago, in a country far away, a girl of breath-taking beauty lived with her family. Her two older sisters were “successfully’ married, to wealthy, middle-aged men, but her father was perplexed. Who was good enough to marry his darling youngest, Psyche? He went to the oracle which told him something which broke his heart. “On mountain peak, O King, expose the maid For funeral wedlock ritually arrayed. No human son-in-law (hope not) is thine, But something cruel and fierce and serpentine; That plagues the world as, borne aloft on wings, With fire […]
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