In Praise of Method – Penelope Sitter
Contemporary astrological practice and scholarship suffer from neglect of horoscopic method. If horoscopic astrology is to be a reliable and […]
Why We Need a New Translation of Morin’s Book 21 – Penelope Sitter
Book 21 is the single most important volume of Astrologia Gallica, the 26-volume astrological masterwork of the 17th century astrologer, […]
How To Buy A Book
I know. It sounds like a ridiculous thing, doesn’t it? I mean, everyone knows how to buy a book. Or […]
Saturn in Pisces: Dealing with Compassion Fatigue – Margaret Cahill
This is a funny old game. I was trying to write a short, pithy astro-post for our social media schedule […]
Beginner Level Astrology: Using Astrology by Bruce Scofield
On the surface, astrology seems to be making a comeback, at least online. It is popular with millennials and thousands […]
Remembering Martin Davis – Margaret Cahill
Like all good Virgos Martin started out by assuming he couldn’t do it and even if he could it wouldn’t […]
The Birth of Venus (and Mars) – Michele Finey
Together, Venus and Mars generate enormous stores of creative energy. This is confirmed by the integral relationship between their associated […]
A Personal Appreciation of Judy Hall – Margaret Cahill
Judy Hall was a force to be reckoned with. A consummate professional, her dedication to every area of her many-faceted […]
Haumea’s Quantum Creativity – Kelley Hunter
Haumea is one of the new planetoids in the ‘far out’ zone of the solar system. The Kuiper Belt is […]
Mars Retrograde 2020: The Transit That Keeps on Giving – Margaret Cahill
I prefer that word to the other candidates lurking in the depths, like ‘dread’, ‘trepidation’ and of course ‘apprehension’, but […]
Origins: The Astrology Library in South Wales – Philip M. Graves
In my childhood in the 1980s, I had no knowledge of astrology other than a limited exposure to the various […]
Working with Children’s Charts – Alex Trenoweth
Alex Trenoweth, PGCE, MA, DFAstrolS As astrology becomes more and more popular thanks to our millennial friends, it is very […]
Kris Jenner – A Scorpio’s Rise to Power – Ben Cahill
Kris Jenner was born on 5th November 1955 in California and is best known for being the mother and business […]
Drake’s Hidden Son – A Scorpio’s Secrets Come To Light – Ben Cahill
Drake is a Canadian rapper, and Scorpion is his fifth album. It only came to light last year on the […]
I’m a Musician, Get Me Out of Here! – Ben Cahill
I’m a Musician, Get Me Out of Here! How our music reflects our birth chart by Ben Cahill In an […]
Personality Theory and the Astrology of Relationships Part 2: The Taurus/Scorpio Axis – Clare Martin
The Taurus/Scorpio axis is ruled by Venus and Mars (Pluto) and, like the Cancer/Capricorn axis, relates to the very early […]
The Romance of Venus and Mars – Michele Finey
The Sacred Dance Continues… The dance the celestial lovers make in the sky mirrors our relationship patterns and […]
Planetary Strength and Planetary Combination – Bob Makransky
What I tried to do in my books Planetary Combination and Planetary Strength was to provide an approach to interpreting […]
Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band – Paul F. Newman
At first it was twenty years (ago today), then thirty years, then forty, and now it’s fifty years since […]
Science Debunked – Bob Makransky
Bob Makransky is the author of Planetary Strength, Planetary Aspects and Planetary Combination. Regular readers of his work will be […]
Personality Theory and the Astrology of Relationships – Part 1: The Cancer/Capricorn Axis by Clare Martin
The Cancer/Capricorn axis is ruled by the Moon and Saturn. As the axis of structure, the tension across this axis […]
Personality Theory and the Astrology of Relationships – A Series by Clare Martin
Clare Martin is the author of the beginner series of books, Mapping the Psyche volumes 1, 2 and 3 which […]