There seems to be even more going on this week, and I am wondering how to pack it all into one little blog.  Of course I can’t contain it here…Harry Hill may be able to manage the week’s TV viewing in one little TV studio, but even the news broadcasters are having difficulty fitting in […]

Categories: Astrology

Calling All Enthusiasts of Astro-Archaeology! For my first Guest Blog, Asia Haleem has produced an article on why she thinks the Mayan Calendar ends in 2012, heralded by a transit of Venus. She was also the subject of an Interview on this website [See Interviews] I hope you will be as enthralled as I am […]

Categories: Astro Archaeology · Guest Posts · Mayan Calendar

Blogging on a Sunday morning ensures that I stay in the now at least once in the week now I am retired and often don’t know what day it is.  When I started this four years ago, I was just writing about the aspects for the week ahead.  But now it has become an exercise […]

Categories: Astrology

Radical Virgo (aka) Joyce Mason caught my eye two years ago with the zany humour and upbeat pics on her website.   I like her style of presenting profound material in a lighthearted way. She welcomed me into the astrological blogging community, and for that I am eternally grateful.  Reading other blogs is a vital part […]

Categories: News

Within hours of Uranus entering Aries, a large scale disaster unfolded on our screens coming from Japan: earthquake, followed by tsunami and then nuclear plant meltdown.  The national chart of Japan shows the sword of Damocles which has been present in the form of a Grand Cross between the natal Mercury, Saturn, Uranus and Chiron.  […]

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The week starts with three semi-sextiles, a minor aspect which has recently caught my attention as being worthy of depicting the nuances of the week.  Today’s is Mars semi-sextile Jupiter, so people may be getting into a hot lather or overboard with enthusiasm about things which may not in the long term prove too significant.  […]

Categories: Astrology