In Part 1, I introduced the story of a woman who consulted with me in 2004, wanting to know what was in store for her in 2005 as seen through her horoscope. That first part… Read More »What’s in Store for me Next Year? – Part 3
In an earlier post (Part 1), I started telling the story of a woman who consulted with me in 2004, wanting to know what was in store for her in 2005 as seen through her… Read More »What’s in Store for me Next Year? – Part 2
In the previous post, I narrated the story of Djokovic’s fight with the Australian government to get a visa so he could play in the Australian open. The astrology of it showed up in Uranus… Read More »Predictive Timing of the Djokovic-Australian Visa Kerfuffle
Every single heavenly body is constantly on the move (relative to the earth), so in a sense transits are happening all the time. Sort of like trains running continuously in your metro area, round and… Read More »House Transits: Luminaries and Inner Planets
Jupiter’s orbital period is 12 years, but Saturn takes 29 and a half years to do one complete revolution around the Sun. This means Saturn spends roughly two and half years in each sign, more… Read More »Saturn Cycle
The orbital periods of Jupiter and Saturn are much longer than those of the inner planets. The orbital period of Jupiter is just under 12 years, which means that Jupiter spends roughly a year in… Read More »Jupiter Cycle
Much of the richness and complexity evident in a person’s life arise out of the sign placement of the Mercury, Venus and Mars in the horoscope. In some previous parts, I have written about the… Read More »Inner Planet Sign
Whenever Mercury goes “retrograde”, there’s an instant buzz on the internet. Much of the stuff that’s put out is harmless fun, but the misinformation that sometimes tags along can be detrimental if fed to an… Read More »Mercury Retrograde