Sun square Jupiter This is one of those aspects where even if you feel as though you’ve bitten off more than you can chew – and, let’s face it, you probably have – the potential is there for you achieve stuff that you mightn’t have thought possible. Given that both the Sun and Jupiter are …
The question is, will we see transformation of our Love or Money toward an ideal, or will these disintegrate into …
Subscribers to the horoscopes already know that I had my own private eclipse at the end of January: my darling mother died. Here’s some of what I wrote then: “She went back to bed one morning, feeling a little odd — and never got up. Yes, she had a Leo Moon, right in the path of that eclipse. Appropriately for me, at the heart of the eclipse was Ceres, the planet of motherhood and cherishing, and the only retrograde planet in the sky at that moment. “My mother had some of the most enviable attributes of a Libra Sun — […]
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As of February 9, 2018 @12:01 am est, the 115th incapable and incompetent US Congress has shut down the US government again under Trump’s watch, egos at its base, money on and under the table, and Trump lurking about the place (rising Jupiter in big-bu…
The next Mars retrograde will be from December 6th, 2024 at 6º Leo until it turns direct onFebruary 24th, 2025 at 17º Cancer. The red planet turns retrograde about every … READ MORE
Venus in Pisces La vie en Rose. I love this song. It’s the melody, the lyrics, Piaf’s smoky voice… It’s perfect for Venus in Pisces. I’m planning a road trip through France in April/May, so have been boring my family rigid wth this and other French classics. Of course, another great song choice would be …
February 7, 2018: in this segment Thom Hartmann speaks with economist Richard Wolff: Subscribe to the Thom Hartmann Podcast.
Health matters, especially those we might’ve faced at some point in the past, are on our minds today–and these can …
(Victor Oliver, editor of the Astrological Journal, has very kindly asked me to write a column loosely about “fashion”. I’ll be publishing them here too.) A squiggle of monobrow, two beady black eyes — it’s a shorthand for Frida Kahlo, the long-dead Mexican artist that just about everyone can recognise instantly. If the mood took you, you could kit out your house with Frida Kahlo magnets, coasters, posters, mirrors, matchboxes, tea-trays, lampshades, curtains, and maybe even an old-fashioned Frida phone. You could have that inimical gaze staring at you from every corner and surface of your home. If you really […]
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