Hi Folks, Progressions One is now filled. Thanks very much for responding so quickly. The way the schedule is shaping up, it looks like Advanced Synastry for May through June and then a continuation of the Alchemy course in mid-July through to September. A new series of Deep Cuts will be offered in […]
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The #Astrology of the Solar Eclipse/Vernal Equinox: Firebomb!
(Astrology Explored) Sit up and take notice, people! Oh, no. That’s not me saying that. It’s the Universe. On the first day of spring 2015 we get the trifecta of lunar events, the new moon, eclipse and Supermoon. Toss in … Continue reading →
The #Astrology of Eris: Eris in the Houses
Eris defines the part of ourselves whose essential nature is as odds with our current cultural norms. Continue reading →
The Astrology of Eris: There We Go With Them Apples Again
(Astrology Explored) One of the recently discovered dwarf planets is Eris. As the goddess of Discord, her story is complex. In Greek mythology, she is the pathogenically produced daughter of the goddess Night. Night birthed in primordial unisex Chaos leaving … Continue reading →
ASC Lecture: Janet Booth on Eris
MARCH Lecture: Thursday, March 19, 2015 7:00 PM Janet Booth Exploring Eris Eris, the newest addition to the solar system, is a dwarf planet far out past Pluto named for the sister of Mars. We will look at its mythological … Continue reading →
A Couple of Spaces Left in Progressions One
Hi Folks, As expected, the Progressions One course has filled up quickly. There are one or two spaces still available. After this session, progressions one most likely will not be taught in this exclusive one to one format, so if you were looking forward to studying this topic with me, now is your […]
Saturn in Sagittarius: Part Two
Saturn is the most distant and by far the slowest moving of the planets used by traditional astrologers. Therefore he has the deepest impact on the sign in which he finds himself. Saturn rules boundaries, gloom, depression, restriction, rules, harvest, death, structure, bones, old age, longevity, melancholy; the bare necessities, the bare minimum, the nitty gritty. I saw an interesting lecture by Rick Levine last September at the Astrological Association Conference. He pointed out that in English, words beginning with st are often Saturnine in meaning: stone, static, steely, steady, stern, setting a standard, sturdy, steadfast, studied, stone-cold sober, structure, strict, stranded… […]
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More on the Independent Study
I want to make it clear to the Independent Study people that you will be creating your own curriculum–therefore, for the three classes, you are responsible for providing the theme, the chart data, the biographical links (Wiki will do for most) and the dates for progressions, if any. I would also like […]
Saturn in Sagittarius: Part One
As Saturn, the reaper, slows to a halt before turning retrograde in mid-March, let’s pause to reflect what the transit of this great planet through the sign of the centaur means. In this post, I’ll look briefly at the past Saturn in Sag period to give us a handle on this one. Then in later posts will delve deeper into the psychological and the personal, including Saturn Returns and the Seven-and-a-half. Saturn in Sagittarius 23 Dec 2014 – 15 June 2015 18 Sep 2015 – 20 Dec 2017 Saturn is stationing around 5° Sagittarius & turns Rx on March 14 By tradition, […]
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More Classes for March: Happy Vernal Equinox
I’m happy to announce some new classes/class formats coming up in March/April. Ideas for these classes are based on my conversations with my students –aside from the more long term courses like Progressions One, there is room for shorter, less time-consuming classes that will focus on specific skills and techniques in astrology. The […]