The Mountain Astrologer - The Mountain Astrologer

Jun/Jul 2010

Highlights of this issue:

From Intuitive to Mystic: An Interview with Caroline Myss
James Lovelock: Gaia’s Interpreter
The Out-of-Bounds Moon
Healing the Astrological Shadow
Astrology and Courage
The Destiny Advisor

Sample Features from this Issue:

Table of Contents | Letter | Forecast Calendar
Current Lunations | Astrology News | Back Issue Sale

Curious about Uranus?

Good Monday! Mary Plumb looks at perplexity and paradox as Uranus is at the border of entering Aries where we become heroes, one and all.

Cry, Baby, Cry

Mary Plumb’s new blog, Cry, Baby, Cry is personal – she describes the myths of Chiron in Pisces, Ceres and Pluto in some current real life events..

Retrograde Mercury in Taurus: Recurring Cycle for Goldman Sachs & Global Financial Crises

Robert Blaschke explains the different types of Mercury retrogrades, and why the current one is in the “awful” category. He explains the current 128-day synodic cycle of Mercury and the Sun and discusses the financial news dominating the airwaves now with Mercury retrograde in Taurus. Excellent and informative..Thank you, Robert!

Reports from Around the Astrology Blogs

Mary Plumb collects some fine astro-bloggers this week covering Mercury retrograde, the Chiron ingress, Saturn and Uranus, some funny things, a cool musical animation of the planets and more. Enjoy!

A Fateful Place? The Polish Plane Crash

Mary Plumb finds connections between the tragic plane crash and the Katyn massacre in the same location 70 years ago.

Inner/Outer Landscape

Mary Plumb writes about Pluto’s station this week (with a kick from the Sun in Aries at the bending). Enjoy – and, comments welcomed and appreciated!

Current (and Useful) Astrology Blogs

Mary Plumb has a few comments on Pope Benedict and the Aries Point, links to other bloggers on some of the week’s news and a Happy Full Moon wish to all.

Sandra Bullock and the Royal Stars

While waiting for the Health Care Bill to pass to record the time, Mary Plumb looks at Sandra Bullock (with a quick nod to Nancy Pelosi).

The Jupiter–Saturn Cycle: 2010–2011 Opposition and Global Changes

Robert Blaschke takes a masterful look at the upcoming Jupiter-Saturn oppositions in relationship to the Grand Conjunction of 2000, the two planets’ 800-Year Cycle and its 200-Year Elemental Subcycle. The charts for the U.S. and Israel are included.