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Uranus Direct: Predicting The Unpredictable, Bearing The Unbearable (Plus Celebrity Updates!)
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Matthew Currie
Uranus stops its retrograde motion and goes forward next week, grinding to a halt and going the right way on the 17th. Any astrologer can tell you that Uranus rules eccentricity and sudden, unexpected events. If David Bowie was an astrologer, his famous line from Changes… “turn and face the strange (Ch- Ch- Ch- Changes!)“……
Dear Skeptic, Part Two: Please Curb Your Dogma
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Matthew Currie
(Part One is HERE) Last time, I voiced some objections to the James Randi Educational Foundation’s booklet “Astrology: Superstition Or Science?” For those of you who have an appetite for extensive detail, here are my notes on it. If you recognize the value of astrology, you should really see what these folks are saying about…
Dear Skeptic: An Open Letter To The James Randi Educational Foundation
By
Matthew Currie
Dear JREF: I really love some of the work that professional skeptics like you do. Your take-down of phony faith healer Peter Popoff was an absolute classic. There’s no question that there is good money to be made in fleecing the gullible and playing on their preconceptions, and that sort of thing is reprehensible. Well…
Ask An Astrologer: Empty (But Not Abandoned) Houses
By
Matthew Currie
(Every once in a while I’ll be using my space here to answer questions from readers about astrology. Wondering what the next few months hold in store for you? Write me with your date, time, and place of birth — and send you a free sneak preview!) The birth chart has twelve houses, and…
Mars, Mandela And Gandhi: Use Your Weapons Wisely
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Matthew Currie
Mars is the place in your birth chart that gives you your drive and aggression — but as I noted last time in my article on Nelson Mandela, a highly-charged Mars doesn’t necessarily manifest itself in destructive ways. It is always easier to destroy than to create, and yet there are always those among us…
Nelson Mandela And The Lessons Of Mars
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Matthew Currie
Nelson Mandela (born July 18, 1918, time unknown but probably in the afternoon, Umtata, South Africa) has died at the age of 95. He, like millions of others, lived with a system that treated the majority of its people with brutal unfairness. More than any other individual, he helped change that. There will be a…
The Astrology Of Neptune In Pisces, Elan Gale, And The Diane Who Wasn’t There
By
Matthew Currie
Although the long and ongoing Uranus-Pluto square gets the most press among astrologers — nothing gets your attention like a good revolution or two — it’s easy to overlook Neptune’s long trip through the Sign it rules: Pisces. Any planet is considered to be particularly strong when in the Sign it rules, and Neptune is…
Paul Walker And The Astrology Of Death
By
Matthew Currie
An important part of any astrologer’s job is to forecast the future. The psychological element of astrology may be important, but one of the advantages astrology has over mainstream psychology is that it can also predict future events. You may already know that your relationship is strained because of X, but it helps to know…
Your Moon Astrology Forecast For December 2013
By
Matthew Currie
Finally — a practical astrology forecast that EVERYONE can use, regardless of their Sign! Make sure you bookmark this page and come back — it could be the most useful thing I’ve written all month. Below is a listing for Void Of Course (VOC) Moon times and dates for the month of November (If you’re…
Thirteen Things To Be Grateful For On Thanksgiving
By
Matthew Currie
Thanksgiving is traditionally a time when incompatible and argumentative gatherings of potentially hostile strangers… better known as “families”… gather to eat an enormous meal and demonstrate their gratitude for the things they have. The Zodiac is a bit like that too… one big family that often disagrees, and yet has the ability to get together…
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