There are a multitude of methods to do prediction in astrology, but one of my favorites is solar arcs. It is one of the easiest to spot. With solar arcs, each planetary body moves at the speed of the secondary progressed Sun. This equates to roughly one degree per year. The beauty of solar arcs …
You get to a point where you’re not just listening to what people say anymore, but instead existing in an in-between state of consciousness where every unique expression is translated and cross-walked to its potential corresponding archetypal astrological source. It’s a fluency where comprehension includes both the intellectual content as well as the intrinsic feel …
An astrological chart for the United States was proposed by the astrologer, Ebenezer Sibley back in 1787. Over time, research of this chart has revealed numerous issues. Not only does the historical record not support the time within this chart, but even a recalculation of the chart does not support Sibley’s work either. In other …
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Retrograde motion is often described as a heightened focus or internalization of the archetypal functions affiliated with the planetary body. While this description is accurate, it also feels a little bland because this “heightened focus” doesn’t occur arbitrarily. What I have found is that it is usually motivated. More often than not, something has happened …
Astrology is complicated. There is no doubt about that. But I wonder if this complexity gets lost in our desire to make it easier to grasp for others. Sometimes this highly interconnected system of interpretation can be unintentionally oversimplified to a point where it becomes detrimental.Just think about the high-level descriptions often associated with the …
Electric Storm Astrology 