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As much as a cliche as it might be, I still find that when an Aries approaches me about their love life, the question may be “Is so-and-so my soul mate?” or “Should I continue to pursue whatshisface?”… but the r…
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Cosmic Order
This essay came with this month’s horoscopes on 1 October. I’ve adjusted it slightly because — events, darling. This month’s illustrations were details of roses, which in themselves combine perfect order and disorder. A pair of scales, the symbol for Libra, has also been a symbol for justice for millenia. In ancient Egypt, your heart […]
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The Super Harvest Moon in Aries: Harvesting Your Authentic Power
The night of October 6-7, 2025, grants us a celestial event that is as rare as it is potent: the Super Harvest Moon in Aries. For many, the news coverage focuses on the visual spectacle—the Moon appearing larger and brighter as it reaches its closest point to Earth (perigee). But for the dedicated student of […]
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What Fresh Hell Is This? Full Moon in Aries 6 October 2025
Believe me, the last thing I want to do is add to the current stressful atmosphere, but I have to …Continue reading →
Venus Opposite Saturn Synastry: The Seesaw of Affection and Restriction
Venus Opposite Saturn Synastry: The Seesaw of Affection and Restriction In the intricate dance of synastry, some aspects are designed not for ease, but for growth through inherent tension. The Venus Opposite Saturn aspect is precisely one such signature—a profound, often challenging, yet ultimately transformative connection that compels a relationship to confront its deepest needs […]
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Astrology in the southern hemisphere
This article is updated from an earlier version (art link here). Tropical astrology is based upon the turning of the wheel of the seasons, with Aries at the Spring equinox and the rest of the cardinal signs marking the beginning of the other equinoxes and solstices. But what happens in the southern hemisphere where […]
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Venus Conjunct Saturn in Synastry: The Architects of Lasting Love
Is your relationship built on a foundation of unyielding trust and deep commitment, yet sometimes feels like a heavy weight? Do you share a bond that seems fated, as if you’ve known each other for a lifetime? If so, you may be experiencing the powerful—and often misunderstood—energy of Venus conjunct Saturn in synastry. This is […]
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Neptune’s Final Farewell to Pisces: The Grand Finale Before a New Era
The cosmic stage is set, and one of the slowest-moving players is making its final, dramatic move. For nearly 14 years, the mystical planet Neptune has been journeying through its home sign of Pisces. This era has been one of spiritual awakening and dissolving boundaries. But now, it’s about to make its final exit. On […]
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Composite Charts: Etched in Stone or Sand?
Composite Chart Fate or Free Will? An Astrological Guide Astrologers and students alike eventually face the most profound question in relationship astrology: is the composite chart etched in stone, or is it drawn in sand? In other words, does it represent a fixed, unchangeable destiny, or is it a dynamic potential that we can shape with our […]
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Notes on the Solar Eclipse: 21 September 2025 The Spark
This is just what we need, a New Moon new start, except what we’re getting is more tense and more …Continue reading →