Binary star Sirius A and B; artwork; NASA, ESA and G. Bacon (STScI), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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For the curious seeker, in-depth information is now published concerning intriguing topics via Occursion Media On the DC Obelisk – Part II. Fixed stars such as Mercurial Procyon (before the dog), royal Aldebaran (The Watcher of the East; a martial star; The
Tag: July 4 1776
Notes on America’s Jupiter-Saturn Square
by Jude Cowell
As we see in the US Horoscope of July 4, 1776 5:10 pm LMT Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US Jupiter @5Can55 widely squares US Saturn @14Lib48 with both planets happily compatible, even exalted, within their respective signs. Yet when we consider Jupiter’s expansion principle squared by Saturn’s principle of restriction, their square aspect during that era when America was establishing
The American Revolution Was The Original Brexit! – video (w/ 1775 Horoscope)
Happy Independence Day 2016 to my fellow Americans!
Here’s Thom Hartmann speaking about the American Revolution as ‘the original Brexit’. Added just below is the horoscope of the American Revolution (based on first shot fired with my messy astro-notes upon it–please enlarge the image to read if you wish and note that the Mercury-Uranus midpoint conjoined the 29Aries Sun for an ‘up to speed,
Horoscope: Libra Lunar Eclipse March 23, 2016 Washington DC
Brief Astro-Notes on the March 23, 2016 Lunar Eclipse @3Libra
by Jude Cowell
First, here’s the Lunar Eclipse horoscope set for March 23, 2016 (Sun 3 degrees past Aries Point) manifesting at 8:00:48 am EDT the White House Washington DC with Aries rising and Mars as chart-ruler; a Mercury Hour with Full Moon @3Libra17 in 6th house (Wash DC):
No rigid Fixed energy, all active Fire and
Happy July 4th 2012 from Stars Over Washington!
July 4, 2012: America Is 236 Years Old!
by Jude Cowell, your friendly political astrologer
Just a note on the day before America’s Independence Day 2012 to wish everyone Happy Independence Day, America’s official birthday! Around here we’ll bow to tradition with a turkey burger cook-out though any sort of meat is seldom a first-choice for my family so I guess that makes it a special and