“There was once a dreadfully wicked hobgoblin. One day he was in capital spirits because he had made a looking-glass which reflected everything that was good and beautiful in such a way that it dwindled almost to nothing, but anything that was bad and ugly stood out very clearly and looked much worse. The most […]
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Today Venus and Uranus meet — which they do every year, of course — but this time it’s a super-potent rendezvous. They are meeting at the very end of Taurus — 29° — and the following day Venus will skip into Gemini, and on 7 July, Uranus will follow her. He has not visited Gemini […]
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This month’s horoscopes came with this short essay. I think it’s important to know. Things fall apart, slowly at first, and then it happens all at once. We’ve been experiencing the “all at once” phase. The global order with which we are familiar was established after World War Two with the Bretton Woods agreement, the […]
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Brian Wilson captured bliss — the first days of falling in love, the joy of driving, summer, the beach — and crafted them into songs so densely filled with honied light that they will surely still be played hundreds of years from now. A twist of melancholy — we know those moments of joy won’t […]
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Brian Wilson captured bliss — the first days of falling in love, the joy of driving, summer, the beach — and crafted them into songs so densely filled with honied light that they will surely still be played hundreds of years from now. A twist of melancholy — we know those moments of joy won’t […]
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Is it June already? Something weird has happened to time over the last six months. It’s accelerated — as if we were on a high speed train crashing through barrier after barrier. And in another way, it has slowed down, as we watch the slow-motion catastrophes in the Middle East, Africa, the United States and […]
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Astrology Talk Investigates David Attenborough, advocate for Mother Earth, high priest of environmentalism. I wrote a fest-piece on his birthday pre-Covid, using the data from astrodatabank, which turns out to be less certain than they thought at the time. It means that DA may have Moon in Pisces, or Aries. Here is that piece. Here […]
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This month the big cosmic shift continues. The world continues to be unsettled. Even steady Taurus, where the Sun sails in May, is disrupted by electrical Uranian vibes. And at the end of May and early June, first Saturn and then Jupiter change signs. Saturn walks into fire, and Jupiter dives from air to water. […]
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The story of death and resurrection, the end and the beginning, mortality and eternity resonated with exceptional power this Easter-tide. Sadly, the death of Pope Francis on this Easter Monday seems right for the times. It is hard to overstate the importance of the passing of a Pope. Approximately every 6th person living on this […]
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I am so looking forward to participating in this symposium about the little planet tucked into the asteroid belt, Ceres, the mother goddess, on 15 June. Finally, Ceres will be getting the kind of attention she deserves. The symposium should be really interesting, since there will be six astrologers with six different approaches to interpreting […]
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