Your time to shine: Leo on the cusp of houses 7-12

Firstly apologies for the super boring title, but I am seriously creatively challenged on this one!
In words with friends (my latest app based obsession- it’s war, you know!), the word Leo is not accepted. Words such as “zees”, “anion”, “re…

Dec 14, 1996: US Sec Saturn Rx Station @ 3Sco25

An Astro-Peek at When US Authority and Authenticity Changed

by Jude Cowell

In the Fall 2010 issue of Julie Demboski’s Eclipse e-zine (subscription only, now an email subscription and worth it!), I wrote a column called American Empire: When Jupiter Bowed to the Sun which detailed my views on one of the signposts along the way of America’s change of trajectory toward overreach, over-expansion,

Winner of The Gyre “New Moon” competition

  I’m happy to announce that the winner of the The Widening Gyre’s “New Moon in Leo” competition is Wendy Layne, who managed to capture the sense of fun and adventure in this combination of influences in three paragraphs or less.  Wendy wins an extended one on one tutoring session from me.  Congratulations, Wendy! The […]

Jupiter and Hyde: Co-rulerships, Part One

  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 […]

Goddess of the Harvest: Venus in Virgo

Venus will spin out of Leo on August 21st with a gorgeously romantic opposition to Neptune. Here we have Prince Charming with a magnum of the finest champagne. Or a divine story/song/painting that will knock everyone’s socks off. This aspect &#82…

Mr. Buffett’s grand idea for the US Congress and a link to his natal chart

Stop coddling the super rich, says one of the richest men in America to the US Congress.

Even if taxes on the wealthy are raised, who doesn’t think they’ll get by just fine? To say otherwise is simply acting, pretending, and political posturing.

For as progressive broadcaster and author Thom Hartmann has maintained, if wealthy CEOs won’t create jobs in America, then you’d think they’d want to