The Part of Fortune & the Power of Privilege

The recovery of ancient astrological methodologies has really changed how we look at astrology. But with this exposure to techniques that were lost in the sands of time and rediscovered methods for analyzing a chart, it has also revealed the heavy focus on fate that many ancient astrologers held for this art. The philosophical implications …

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Astrology as Prophesy? The Tragedies of Bruce & Brandon Lee

“The rabbit hole is deep.” I often say this to clients and students when describing astrology’s scope and depth of what it can reveal. It is much more than just personality assessment. In fact, sometimes our charts contain clues to potential fates so unfathomable that it is almost as if they are some types of …

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Chasing Genius

National Geographic magazine published an issue in May 2017 to once again tackle the age-old question of genius. It addressed scans of the brain via MRI while musicians are creating and improvising, reviewed studies of the DNA of famous artists and, of course, reviewed the ubiquitous microscope slides of Einstein’s brain. While these areas of …

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The Significance of Midpoints: A Brief Analysis of the United States

I find it interesting that everyone has specific favorite astrological methodologies and concepts. Over time, I have found that I tend to gravitate towards midpoint analysis. Midpoints provide additional detail that flesh out a story that the standard aspects don’t/can’t always highlight. They are like little configurations all over the chart that reveal specific complexes …

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Radically Foreign & Existentially Rebellious

I spend so much time focusing attention on the invisible world of energy and connection that I sometimes take it for granted how that sensitivity grows over time. The “feel” of the ineffable within and without. But in parallel with this concentration, I also notice the divide with those who are completely ignorant to this …

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Pluto in Aquarius – The Intensification of Social Concern

I have become less concerned with the cost of goods and services. Advertisements that brag about their low prices mean little to me. In this day and age, I wish corporations would start advertising the state of their employee population. Things like: How many of their employees live near or below the federal poverty line? …

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Mercury – Neptune and The “Hard Problem” of Sibly

An astrological chart for the United States was proposed by the astrologer, Ebenezer Sibly 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 Sibly’s work either. In other …

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Retrograde Overload

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 …

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