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 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 …
Continue reading Mercury – Neptune and The “Hard Problem” of Sibly
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 …
Our natal charts provide insight into our passions. Our abilities. Talents. But it also shows something else: How the collective archetypal energies of humanity itself are hardwired and embedded into a personality. In other words, we’re referring to power of the outer planets. The dynamics that define entire generations. “In retrospect, the discoveries of Uranus, …
Continue reading Super Human: Generational Archetypes in the 1st House
One of the things I love about astrology is how much it philosophically benefits a person the longer they study. It is almost an unavoidable side effect.According to Brittanica, philosophy is the “…rational, abstract, and methodical consideration of reality as a whole or of fundamental dimensions of human experience.”In this regard, consider these general experiential …
The more I think about it the more I believe that first hand experience of synchronicity has one of the strongest impacts on people. Its inferred possibilities can challenge so many basic assumptions, but if we’re not focusing on these things the significance of those possibilities collapses into more easily digestable assumptions of coincidence.That’s why …
The 5th house is the house of good times. It is the area of life that represents parties, fun, play, romance, games and hobbies. But despite its somewhat frivolous nature, it is one of the most significant of the four succedent houses because it also represents the critical areas of creativity and children. I am …
This has been bugging me for awhile Below is the bi-wheel chart for Jim Morrison's natal and the transits for the day he was pardoned for a couple of misdemeanor convictions from 1969 (spoiler alert: Jim was drunk and pulled out his thing at a concert). The transits are fairly straight forward: Transit Saturn partile …
On August 11, 2014 we learned the horrible news that Robin Williams had taken his own life. The surreal juxtaposition of a comedian and artist with an almost boundless supply of wild, creative energy with that of a severely depressed, suffering and manic individual are almost impossible to reconcile, but these layers can exist within …
In my natal chart, 75% of zodiacal energies/qualities are represented through various planetary body combinations. Through aspects, they are augmented and blended into something different. Through transits, they are further transformed. Through progressions, they evolve and mature. Emotions continuously grow. Through harmonic charts, the “shadows” of energies are continuously working from behind the scenes. Through …
A couple years ago, I wrote an article on the synchronicity between the chart of James Earl Jones and one of his most memorable characters, Darth Vader. Through the delineation of Jones’ chart, we were able to show how it accurately reflects the biography and story of this fictional character. Despite this being one of …
Continue reading Born to Play the Role: Mark Hamill/Luke Skywalker
Chris Pratt is our final example in this series and a great illustration of actors who found fame and stardom through roles that closely mirror the dynamics of their charts. Similar to Bryan Cranston, Pratt also played various minor roles (i.e. Parks and Recreation, etc) before landing the role of Peter Quill, aka Star Lord. …
Continue reading Born to Play the Role: Chris Pratt/Star-Lord
Donnie Darko is one of the more challenging and cryptic movies released over the past 20 years and has become a modern day cult classic because of the plot's open-ended structure. I've often believed that these types of films develop a "cult" following because the plot's indeterminate interpretation only finds appeal within a small, minority …
In 2009, the Pew Research Center conducted a survey on faiths and beliefs and discovered that roughly 1/4th of the surveyed population “believed” in astrology, specifically, “that the position of the stars/planets can affect people’s lives.” Considering astrology’s historic reputation, this is an interesting statistic and if the sampling error is accurate, can be extrapolated …
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