A Rattled Country
Mary Plumb looks at the recent tragedy at Fort Hood and the U.S. Sibly chart.
15/11/2009
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Mary Plumb looks at the recent tragedy at Fort Hood and the U.S. Sibly chart.
Dec 2009/Jan 2010 Highlights of this issue: The Heavens Declare: A Conversation with Alice O. Howell Water, Water Everywhere…The Astrology of Nature’s Profound Gift Enthusiastically
Mary Plumb writes personally about Chiron turning direct and slowly moving forward again – with Neptune, Jupiter and the Full Moon close by.
Gary Caton notices a few key historical events from Mars’s previous long transits in Leo (1962-63 and 1915-16). He then looks at the current ingress chart (Oct. 16) cast for Washington, D.C., and the Sibly chart to see what we might expect in these months approaching the Uranus-Pluto square.
Robert Blaschke writes on Pluto squaring Saturn as it crosses the U.S. Sibly chart Midheaven. He includes a look back to the last triple conjunction of Jupiter, Chiron and Neptune in 1945 when a key legislation allowing state law to regulate insurance companies was passed. Congress is now deciding whether to repeal this law.
Mary Plumb looks at President Obama’s big week from Copenhagen to Oslo, including an important shift in his progressed chart.
Mary Plumb collects a handful of some fine blogs. Enjoy!
Mary Plumb discusses Michael Moore’s newest film, Capitalism, A Love Story, which goes to the heart of the economic crisis. Moore’s natal and progressed charts shows his strong connection to the fast approaching Saturn square Pluto.
Gary Caton demonstrates techniques from traditional mundane astrology and gives a forecast for the season using tomorrow’s Libra Ingress chart set for Washington, D.C.
