Tag: Astrologers

Definitive Chart For ISIS

by Christina • March 29, 2015

A few months ago I published a chart for ISIS which I’d picked up at the British Astrological Association Conference on the understanding that it had been drawn up by Professor Geoffrey Cornelius. A flurry of emails followed with some discussion whether it was the right chart. Things went a bit blurry after that. The simplest thing, I thought, was to ask the chart’s creator for the right data. So I did and he wrote back this charming email with his reasoning and the data, which is indeed different not only from my chart, but from the other charts published […]

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A Time of Transition

by Christina • February 23, 2015

“We are in a time of great transition on whatever level you want to view it. … From January 2008 through March 16, 2015, the period known as “The Cardinal Climax” unfolded, in which Saturn, Uranus, and Pluto all moved into a hard aspect with one another, and mostly from within cardinal signs. The last time that happened was 1928-1934. Thus, this “7-Years of Tribulation” (actually 7 years, 2 months) comes to an end in one month.” — Ray Merriman in The Merriman Market Analyst To read the rest of this snappy astrological overview of our times, click here and scroll down […]

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Astrology Predictions 2015 – 2016 by Barbara Goldsmith

by jude cowell • January 26, 2015

As related here by astrologer Barbara Goldsmith, the Cardinal Square between generational planets Uranus and Pluto makes its final exact aspect on March 16, 2015, the seventh perfection of seven. Let’s see what Barbara has to say about this and other p…

Manly P Hall: Reap What You Sow (video)

by jude cowell • January 12, 2015

Know Thyself As a Saturnian astrologer I read in horoscopes South Nodes, the Moon, the Unconscious 12th house of karma and self-undoing, the Vertex and Anti-Vertex, and other karmic points and indicators as reaping-what’s-been-sown rather than as past…

Saturn in Sagittarius 2014–2017: Barbara Goldsmith video

by jude cowell • November 25, 2014

Here is a Special Report from astrologer Barbara Goldsmith (10 min 51 sec) on the collective shift of energy we will experience as structural Saturn moves into Jupiter-ruled Sagittarius, sign of The Seeker, on December 24, 2014 for a 3-year sojourn…

Creating Your Library: Astrology Books

by Christina • February 12, 2014

The Green Dress. Elanor Colburn. “You must read this book,” said my friend G, handing me a skinny paperback. She was a full year older than me, an Aquarian, and at that age, a year really counted.Well, I haven’t seen G in decades, but that skinny …

Astrologer Wins Top Literary Prize

by Christina • October 16, 2013

Oh how we love Eleanor Catton, winner of this year’s Man Booker Prize for Fiction. Her massive historical novel The Luminaries boggled the judges minds. How did she structure it? Using proper, grown up astrology.Twelve characters are based on the …

Knowledge Travelling Through Time

by Christina • January 4, 2013

William Blake: Seven Spririts of God. Now he had some really funny ideas.Whenever we receive wisdom that’s come down through many centuries, we can be certain that it has lost half its original bodyweight, accrued an encrustation of opinion, developed …

The Skull Beneath The Skin

by Christina • December 14, 2012

Imagine if you suddenly found yourself reading Don Draper’s (from TV’s Mad Men) chart.Rather casually a while ago, I agreed to draw up someone’s chart while he was here talking business with my partner. He was a suit-wearing, briefcase-porting, pen wie…

Very Inspiring Blog Award

by Christina • September 25, 2012

It’s all a blur of activity here at Chateau Astrology. I’ve been seeing a lot of people in the past few weeks. Here’s how Dharmaruci over at Astrotabletalk describes a consultation: “a dialogue, a sort of wandering conversation that eventually cov…

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