Paper’s Thesis Jingchao Zeng and Nathan Fraikin argue that post-Jungian astrologers Liz Greene and Richard Tarnas expanded Jung’s idea of synchronicity into broad theories about the cosmos. In doing so, the authors contend, they moved beyond Jung’s more cautious treatment … Continue reading
5 Common Synastry Misconceptions Debunked From an Unpublished Notebook by Dawn Bodrogi Sometimes, astrology can feel like one giant game of telephone that stretches from the past to the present. We think we hear what’s being said, but the messages get garbled along the way until the true meaning is lost. The internet has a…
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Anne Whitaker, writer, astrologer and raconteur was kind enough to spend an evening in astrological conversation with me and members of the Oxford Astrologer. We were discussing her new book Postcards to the Future: Mercurial Musings 1995-2021. As well as being a fine writer and critic, Anne is an amusing raconteur. Please excuse a few […]
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New York Magazine asked me to name my three top astrology books last week for this article — a round-up of astrologers’ recommendations. Of course, this week I might choose three different ones, and I did assume that someone else would mention Stephen Arroyo and Linda Goodman, who aren’t in this list. I agree with most of the choices, but remain mildly baffled by a few which are unreadable. Two of my choices made the cut — Saturn, A New Look At An Old Devil by Liz Greene, and Making the Gods Work With You by Caroline Casey. But Geoffrey […]
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David Bowie must have known he was dying when he recorded ★ (Blackstar), his final album, released on his to birthday three days ago. It’s a privilege to hear from this liminal place, the place between this world and the next, from such a great artist and poetic visionary. The title song ★ is an apocalyptic vision, possibly a warning about the dark tides sweeping through the collective mind. The song Lazarus is about being dead. Can’t Give Everything Away, the final song on the album, sounds exactly like a swan song. In both the videos for his last album, Bowie is blindfolded. This is […]
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Writer Victor Hugo has Moon in SagittariusOne of his best know works is Hunchback of Notre Dame’sacrificing the earth for paradise is giving up the substance for the shadow’The Moon moves out of it’s dark Balsamic phase on the 13th De…