About half-way through a person’s life — in their early 40s — the planet of rebellion, revolution and change, Uranus comes to a point exactly 180° from where he was at birth. It’s called a half-return. Astrologers used to equate this with the classic mid-life crisis — fast cars, divorce, younger lovers and generally Columbo-culprit […]
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(Astrology Explored) October’s full moon is called The Hunter’s Moon, named as the time when our ancestors would hunt meat in preparation of winter. Or so they say. Or perhaps there is another answer here, as this full moon will … Continue reading
Virgo Sun trine Uranus Rx in Taurus (18 deg)Sun…
Sun square or opposite Uranus are confrontational rebels. They are radical in their approach to reform and find it hard to compromise in any way. These folk think the only … READ MORE
Sun sextile Uranus or Sun trine Uranus can create brilliant, visionary people who have the courage to break through conventions. Often this rebelliousness comes from being brought up by a … READ MORE
Sun conjunct Uranus or Sun quincunx Uranus gives an individual a strong life mission to individuate and help others to do so too. The native as a child felt compelled to stake their … READ MORE
Venus in Leo trine Chiron Rx in Aries (15 deg)U…
Midnight’s Children — a tale of twins, mistaken identities, India and Pakistan, doubling and mirroring, knees and nose — catapulted its author, Salman Rushdie, a double Gemini, of course, to international fame in 1981. He did things with English that no one had read before — daring, acrobatic, excessive, hilarious, inventive, brilliant. Words and ideas […]
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Venus in Cancer sextile Mars/Uranus/North Node …
Mars in Taurus conjunct Uranus and the North No…