One of the lessons of astrology is that it takes all sorts to run the world. We need Aquarian teamwork, Cancerian nurturing, Aries can-do, Leonine playfulness — or to put that in modern terms, we need Aquarian autism, Cancerian hypochondria, Arien sadism and Leonine narcissism. Problems arise when we get too much of one […]
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Last week, the brilliant, funny women at Passionfruit Podcast interviewed me. It was a hoot but if you don’t want to hear an explicit discussion of sex, skip this one. On the other hand, if you’re unlikely to be fazed by women talking dirty, have a listen. I, of course, offered astrological wisdom during the podcast, rather than sex counselling. Always eager to bring some real astrology to a new audience! It did occur to me though, since I also happen to be reading André Aciman’s Enigma Variations, that there’s a lot of sex-verbiage in my world at the moment. […]
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Experience is is the best teacher! I decided to crowdsource information on Mars in the natal chart in order to create a (living) resource where people could come and learn about Mars in every sign. First, I started a thread … Read More…
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Note: I wrote this answer on Quora and then said, hey, let’s put this on the blog too. What does it mean if I have 4 planets in the 9th house: Sun, Mercury, Venus and Mars? I cannot give you … Continue reading →
(Astrology Explored) Oh, god. What do we have to do to get it through peoples heads? I opened my Quora feed this morning to find this: Now that NASA has re-arranged the zodiac signs, should I go by the ancient … Continue reading →
James asked an interesting question on Top Ten Astrology Taboo Topics: How does each sign sabotage themselves? What do you think? What’s your sign and how to undo yourself? What have you seen other people do? Is there one sign … Read More…..
Settle back children, while I tell you a story… On the edge of the woods in a country far far away stood a village. In the village lived a hunter, his wife and their four sons. The wife was growing…
I’ve always used my Nan as an example for my Cancer Sun posts, but Nan hasn’t been here for five years now. I still miss her. We all miss her. Nan wasn’t your typical Cancer- well, not as far as…