Tag: Alan Leo

The Cosmic Sentence: Did We Trade Our Fate for a Vibration?

Have you ever wondered why modern astrology feels so… supportive? In today’s world, we talk about “growth,” “evolution,” and “potentials.” But if you go back five hundred years, astrology wasn’t trying to be your life coach. It was a cold, hard calculator. There was a branch of the craft dedicated almost entirely to one high-stakes […]

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Mars: The War-Lord to the Wound—A Synthesis of Action and Vulnerability

Interested in Learning More? This article’s insights are inspired by the work of professional astrologer Dawn Bodrogi. For a deeper understanding of chart synthesis and astrological aspects, explore her foundational text. The Foundations Course: An Approach to Chart Synthesis A comprehensive guide to interpreting the complexities of a natal chart, written with a focus on […]

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Mars: The War-Lord to the Wound—A Synthesis of Action and Vulnerability

Interested in Learning More? This article’s insights are inspired by the work of professional astrologer Dawn Bodrogi. For a deeper understanding of chart synthesis and astrological aspects, explore her foundational text. The Foundations Course: An Approach to Chart Synthesis A comprehensive guide to interpreting the complexities of a natal chart, written with a focus on […]

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Astrology and Freedom

I have quite a few Asian clients, brought up in the Vedic or Chinese systems of astrology. At first, I was curious that they should seek out a Western practitioner even though they were steeped in a more culturally-accepted tradition. But after several enlightening conversations, I started to understand just how liberating it might be to use a system that is outside your own culture — and saw what a smart choice these clients are making. This set me thinking about how all astrology needs to be understood within its own cultural and historical context. For example, if you read a Western astrology book written in the 1970s or 1980s, you might be […]

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