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In modern pagan circles, the Autumn Equinox is known as Mabon.  Our favorite witch, Beth Owl’s Daughter, has a beautiful post and gorgeous imagery about this holiday on her blog: Today is the Equinox, taken from the Latin for “equal night.” It is theAutumnal equinox in the northern hemisphere, and the Spring equinoxbelow the equator. In both cases, today…

by Lynn Hayes Catch up with Part I here. According to the article in the New York Times last Sunday, the unraveling of Jung’s psyche began in 1913, a period of time that coincides with the transit of Uranus over Jung’s ascendant, the point of personal identity. Uranus is strong in Jung’s chart, since it…

by Lynn Hayes Before I complete the post on Carl Jung’s Red Book, which I promise I will post either tonight or tomorrow morning, I want to wish everyone a happy Autumn Equinox.   The equinoxes take place when the days and nights are of equal lengths.  This marks the end of summer, when the…

by Lynn Hayes A secret book written by Carl Jung nearly one hundred years ago will be released next month according to the New York Times.  Known as the “Red Book,” it was jealously guarded by Jung’s descendants until it was recently found in a bank vault and negotiations with the Jung family ultimately permitted…

by Lynn Hayes Just after the opposition between Saturn and Uranus culminated last week, tens of thousands of protesters filled the streets of Tehran on Friday in a rare show of opposition against the pro-Palestinian rhetoric of Iranian president Ahmadinejad whose anti-Israeli speeches on Jerusalem Day gave rise to chants like this one:  “Not Gaza,…

Tomorrow I’ll be talking about Venus and Libra, and just in time because the Moon just entered Libra and the Sun will be moving into Libra on Tuesday.  I’ll also talk some about the Virgo New Moon, which was a powerful one because it sat right on Saturn, opposing Uranus. I’m also planning to talk…

by Lynn Hayes Here is a fascinating article about the astrological correlations of the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah: According to rabbinical lore, Adam and Eve, our primal parents, were created on Rosh Hashanah, which traditionally falls on the New Moon of the seventh month (see quote above). A closer look at the biblical text…

by Lynn Hayes One year after the fall of Lehman Brothers presaged a worldwide economic crisis, futurist Gerald Celente is predicting that a revolution has already begun in the United States. Many are decrying his “doom and gloom” predictions, but he is saying exactly what I have been saying myself: that you can’t keep repairing…

by Lynn Hayes art by Oxana Zuboff The New Moon on Friday September 18, 2009 captures all of the powerful September planetary events and provides us with an opportunity to pull them all together for the new lunar cycle.  New Moons, remember, represent the beginning of a brand new lunar experience as the Moon conjoins…

by Lynn Hayes Now there’s even more scientific evidence for what most of us already know:  our friends can make us fat, happy, and sad. The National Heart Institute has followed more than 15,000 residents of Framingham, Massachusetts and their descendants, giving them comprehensive physicals every four years.  This data has resulted in a treasure…
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