Tag: psychology

The Goddess Weekend

Oh those neglected asteroids, floating around in the Kuiper belt wastes, ignored and even derided (as a bunch of rubble behind Mars). Well, no longer. The Oxford Astrology Group will be devoting an entire weekend to Ceres, Pallas, Vesta and Juno this September — and you are cordially invited. I’m very excited to be participating. I feel privileged — and a little awed — to be working with Lynn Bell and Faye Cossar, two of the smartest astrologers teaching today. If you have never heard either of them speak, you are in for a treat (and some serious brain gym). If […]

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Why Am I Always The Scapegoat?

Rene Girard points out that one only need be slightly more attractive than the rest of the group to become their scapegoat. It’s not at all comforting. I know a lot of people call consider themselves a scapegoat. “I’m always … Read More…

Psychology Vs. Astrology And Scale

Theoretically, if you do a lot of something, you’ll get good at it. I don’t think this is necessarily true in practice, especially in my field. I have personally paid big name astrologers to read my chart and they seemed … Read More…

Who Winds Up Loved Or Lonely?

Many people feel they will never partner successfully.  In a study published in Current Directions in Psychological Science, researchers studied some of the ways loneliness is bad for your health. From the press release: “…However, when the psychologists looked at … Read More…

Is Astrology Really Necessary?

I had a horrible experience yesterday.  Some gal asked me for advice regarding a very serious situation she’s in. She specifically said she needed advice from someone with a “sound mind”. I do have a sound mind, knowledge about and … Read More…