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It’s a feisty weekend sky
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jsturiale
from MelodyThis evening, Saturday, the Moon enters Aries until Monday morning. On Sunday, Mars in Pisces is exactly squaring Pluto in Sagittarius at 28 degrees – very near the Aries point. In fact, Mars will be moving into Aries on May 15th. The balsamic Aries Moon is squaring Venus in Cancer for a short while…
Prince William
By
neith
Along with Melody, I’m standing in for Lynn while she has a short vacation. I’m from the UK and you can find my blog at astrotabletalk. As our Queen has just visited the US, and obliged George Bush to hold his first white tie dinner, I thought I’d say a few things about Prince William,…
Guest bloggers for you!!
By
Lynn Hayes
I’m going out of town this weekend and taking my first vacation from this blog since I started it back in November 2005. Usually when I go out of town I take my laptop and send you messages from the road, but this weekend I decided to take a brain vacation as well. I have…
Supernova!!
By
Lynn Hayes
Just as Jupiter squared Uranus this week, scientists reported Monday that they had witnessed the brighest supernova ever seen as a massive star, 150 times bigger than our Sun, blew itself up 240 million light years away. This event forced scientist back to the drawing board to understand how stars die since it was previously…
Astrology and Sacred Geometry
By
Lynn Hayes
Planets and signs are just a small facet of the astrological mandala – the geometry of the relationships between the planets is the factor that deepens our understanding of the unique individual that bears a particular birthchart. The angles that the planets make to each other describe the way the functions represented by those planets…
Planetary news this week
By
Lynn Hayes
On May 10 the square of Jupiter to Uranus reaches the apex of the second phase of its cycle. Jupiter expands and exaggerates the urge for Uranus to create radical change and break down the status quo, and we’ve seen this since the cycle began back in January. On a global level this planetary configuration…
Saturn and changing gender roles
By
Lynn Hayes
Phil Brown has a great post today on the shift in how we perceive Saturn based on the change in parental roles: Capricorn has a broad range of meanings, one of which has to do with the parent or persons of authority. Capricorn’s ruler, Saturn, plus the 10th house are often associated with the individual…
Science and Presentiment
By
Lynn Hayes
According to the Queen in Through the Looking Glass, “It’s a poor sort of memory that only works backwards.” An article in the UK’s Daily Mail reveals that many scientists are beginning to accept what many of us have always known (bits snipped from this excerpt): Do some of us avoid tragedy by foreseeing it?…
Beltane and Wesak – a Taurus Fiesta
By
Lynn Hayes
(A portion of this article is reprinted from an earlier post) In ancient Celtic times, the wheel of the year was honored as the turning of the seasons. In the northern hemispheres, the winter solstice was the shortest day of the year and represented the return of the light, and the summer solstice, being the…
Jonathan Rhys Meyers and the Saturn Return
By
Lynn Hayes
Jonathan Rhys Meyers, currently starring as Henry VIII in Showtime TV’s “The Tudors,” recently checked himself into a rehab center at the age of 29 – smack in the middle of his Saturn return. Meyers is an interesting actor – he has a sneering intensity that reveals his background as a bit of a punk…
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