Tag: Outer Planets

Steppenwolf

by Christina • September 16, 2017

A man, who feels himself to be half wolf, wanders through the rainy night streets of a European city. He comes across a strange door in a wall and sees this sign, or thinks he sees it, but then does it disappear? Magic Theatre Admission not for everybody — Not for everybody — MAD PEOPLE ONLY Harry Haller, the protagonist of Hermann Hesse’s masterpiece, the short novel Steppenwolf, is having a bit of a crisis. Not only does his own life feel meaningless and empty, the world around him, especially the bourgeois world, seems hypocritical, deluded (and yet, and yet, strangely […]

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Decade of Change: the Outer Planet Conjunctions of the 1950s

by jude cowell • December 12, 2016

If you’re reading this article you may not have been alive in the 1950s and ‘missed’ the Great Conjunctions of the decade. It was a decade of change and new conditions across the globe and in America so I’ve put together a list of the four planetary conjunctions of the 1950s, when their energies combined and the Great Cosmic Clock started over for each pair.

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Ken Russell: Dedicated to Dionysus

by Christina • November 28, 2011

Film director Ken Russell made big, messy pictures with a lot of sex and music in them. His fluid, emotional, freewheeling camerawork is still like no one else’s.Yesterday at the age of 84, the old maverick was taken by his maker (Uranus Retu…

Jupiter and Hyde: Co-rulerships, Part One

by Dawn Bodrogi • August 15, 2011

One of the first things we learn–or rather, latch on to–when we begin learning astrology is the serendipity of Jupiter. Wherever Jupiter falls in a chart is lucky, the books tell us. Jupiter is the planet of adventure and good feelings. He’s a good guy, ruler of happy, expansive Sag. We want him in […]

Three Paths to Wisdom: Uranus and the Path of Mind

by Dawn Bodrogi • July 9, 2011

Please read, “The Music of the Spheres: Octaves” before this piece. I’d like you to sit back and think about an outstanding experience of the planet Uranus. Most of us will come up with some sudden shock or turnabout during a major Uranus transit or progression. Most of us will associate Uranus with the […]

The Music of the Spheres: Octaves, An Introduction

by Dawn Bodrogi • July 1, 2011

There are those who dismiss the idea entirely. Mercury the lower octave of Uranus? Venus the lower octave of Neptune? Mars the lower octave of Pluto? I’ve read and listened to endless words on the subject. Some try to convince me that the concept of octaves doesn’t exist at all. Others try to tell […]

The Cave and the Arrow: Chiron Beyond The Wound (Part Two)

by Dawn Bodrogi • June 17, 2011

We have to talk about Chiron in terms of desire, and Mars, because desire IS the wound. We desire what we feel we will never receive or achieve in Chiron’s house. It hurts because we want it so badly. Whatever it is will validate us, and if we had that thing, we would become […]

Secondary Progressions One Beginning in Two Weeks

by Dawn Bodrogi • February 22, 2011

Secondary Progressions are absolutely crucial to any natal chart interpretation. They’re the ‘why’ behind the ‘who’ of the natal chart and the ‘what’ of the transits. Without a correct interpretation of secondaries, we have no focus, no perspective on personal development nor on our spiritual evolution. For those of you new to the field, more […]

2011: Springtime of the Peoples

by Christina • February 1, 2011

Set during the Paris uprising of 1848, Flaubert’s novel Sentimental Education explores lessons in love and friendship. It was published some 20 years after the events.I’ve been thinking about the planet Neptune’s ingress into Pisces a lot over the past…

Soul Points in Synastry: The Vertex versus the Nodes (Part One)

by Dawn Bodrogi • January 19, 2011

One of the questions that has already come up a number of times in the Soul Points class I’m teaching is, “Both the Vertex and the Nodes are sensitive relationship points that often feel destined, what’s the difference?” It’s assumed that contacts to both the Nodes (particularly the South Node) and the Vertex feel like […]

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