Martin Lipson takes a long view with the Barbault Cyclic Index. Take heart – we are climbing out of a deep well of “despair and iniquity.” Your comments welcomed.
Saturn ruled decan Taurus III, with its disruptive forces, presents a potent training ground for Stoic philosophy.
Michelle Corbesier offers an astrological account of the enigmatic Mata Hari – dancer, wife, mother, spy.
The second decan of Taurus, guided by the nurturing intuition of the Moon, transcends the self-sufficiency of the first decan and embodies the spirit of reciprocity, where individual prosperity is intricately linked to the well-being of the larger community.
The Mercurial first decan of Taurus invites us into a realm of nurturing stewardship, where the fiery will to power of Aries gracefully transitions into a more grounded and communal inclination to provide.
Our initial findings from astrologers who are dispensing the starry skies on Substack and other creative platforms. Enjoy.
New to horary astrology? Consider this a master class in layers of significations and timing on a question about a love affair.
In the labyrinthine journey along the zodiacal path of Aries, the third decan emerges as a crucible.
Mary Plumb offers a short ode to the Jupiter Uranus conjunction.
Having explored the primal scream of creation in Aries 1, we now turn to Aries 2, the decan where the spark ignites a blaze.
