This July, Uranus, Pluto, Neptune and Jupiter will form a perfect pattern shaped like a brazier, chalice or grail that spreads across the signs between Aquarius and Leo via Aries and Gemini. This perfects around 18 July depending on where you are in the world, but it is already active now. All the fast moving […]
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At this month’s Salon we discussed the future, using the Pope’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas as a way in to thinking about how to approach the incredible pattern of planets this summer. This led to discussion of inequality, the effects of the 2008 banking crisis and much more. To watch it on YouTube, follow this link. […]
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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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IVenus Saturn Synastry: The Path from Challenge to Lasting Love In advanced synastry, we go beyond traditional aspect comparisons to look at the individual psycho-sexual dynamics that determine why we attract the partners we do. Through this lens, one thing becomes clear: Saturn’s role in our chart interactions is incredibly active and vital. Most people […]
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Neptune in Synastry: Navigating the Dream I intended to begin a series on the Moon’s Nodes in synastry, but I fear you’re going to think I’m angle-mad (which I am, and yes, I know the nodes aren’t angles, but they behave like angles), so we’re shifting a bit. The transiting Sun is over my Neptune […]
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This year it’s going to be very hard to know what to hold on to and what to let go, who to rely on and who will vanish, how to move forward or when to stand still in this year of change and change about. This is because all the planets are changing signs, with […]
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This year it’s going to be very hard to know what to hold on to and what to let go, who to rely on and who will vanish, how to move forward or when to stand still in this year of change and change about. This is because all the planets are changing signs, with […]
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This Sunday, October 11, I’ll be talking to Anne Whitaker on Zoom. We’ll be discussing the times we’re in now, how we might navigate them, and where we might be going. It’s clear that we are in a moment when old structures are falling apart. There’s chaos, and it’s part of the great planetary […]
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The Oxford Astrology Group is hosting a day of talks and discussion on the year ahead. By the end of the day, you may have formulated a cunning scheme for riding the lustrous wave of energy that swooshes through 2018. 10am, 6 January 2018, The Sutro Room, Trinity College, Oxford This promises to be a year of massive change for us collectively and individually. Here are some of the momentous planetary movements to talk about. Saturn coming home to Capricorn — after a 28 year absence. Chiron finally beginning again in Aries — after a seemingly endless sojourn in Pisces’ […]
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A man, who feels himself to be half wolf, wanders through the rainy night streets of a European city. He comes across a strange door in a wall and sees this sign, or thinks he sees it, but then does it disappear? Magic Theatre Admission not for everybody — Not for everybody — MAD PEOPLE ONLY Harry Haller, the protagonist of Hermann Hesse’s masterpiece, the short novel Steppenwolf, is having a bit of a crisis. Not only does his own life feel meaningless and empty, the world around him, especially the bourgeois world, seems hypocritical, deluded (and yet, and yet, strangely […]
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