Rather than viewing your Uranus placement as a description of your individuality, it helps to understand why you became so individuated in the first place. And usually, that story involves some trauma.
Hard Times – The Astrology of Charles Dickens
Seeing the Astrology with Johnny pt. 2
Seeing the Astrology with Johnny
Chiron in Taurus, the Wound of Insecurity
Frida’s Forge
On Writing
The Shadow part I: the Conundrum of the Luminaries
Aspects in Balance
Vladimir Nabokov: No Rest for the Wicked?
The Astrology of Healing
Feature image: A Visit to Aesculapius 1880 Sir Edward Poynter 1836-1919 Aesculapius is identified by the snake curled around a staff. In a scene taken from a poem by the Elizabethan Thomas Watson, Poynter shows him being consulted by Venus who has a thorn in her foot. Venus is identified by the doves, which are... Continue Reading →
The Other Side of Paradise
D.H. Lawrence and the Astrology of Outcasts
Final Thoughts on Planetary Ease
Poor Reception: Our Fatal Flaw
Not Enough Pluto
The Rising Sun of the Montmarte
Superpowers and Kryptonite
One observance that the keen witted will have already pondered is that whilst we can identify and lend advocacy to a point that measures highest in a nativity, there may also be one or more points which are especially weak. It is not inevitable that a point of especial debility exists, but usually it is... Continue Reading →
Ikigai and the Earth Houses
Searching for Ikigai is a life’s work for many people, and that’s even before they get started on the actual task that has been found to be ‘the one’. It is little surprise therefore that it is one of the areas for study in which I am most frequently consulted in my work.
Hadean Times: the Rise and Fall of Rolf.
The rise and rise of Rolf Harris was always somehow improbable, and though his fall has only just begun, it makes an excellent study of how easy it is to fall into the trap of misplaced self-belief. Many of my generation are reeling somewhat from the news that Rolf Harris, whose cheerful, positive and uplifting... Continue Reading →