The Hard Healing of Saturn-Pluto
Some of you may know that I try to get out into the wilderness whenever I can. I do not conceive of it as recreation, rather as a necessity, and it becomes increasingly so as I get older. It is not so much a call of the wild, as an echo from within that needs... Continue Reading →
Hephaistos through the Signs
Hephaistos, the Misfit Archetype
The Great Gravy Train Robbery
Degrees of Separation
Communion with Hades
Making Sense of Makemake
On Writing
The Shadow part I: the Conundrum of the Luminaries
Mensa Munda
Saturn-Pluto and Me
Hello, As you will perhaps see I have altered the subscription levels to make them very much more simple. In part this is because it has got to be a bit tedious for you to have to choose between all these options and I really don't enjoy closing my work off from you. I have... Continue Reading →
Pluto and the Riddle of Gold
Seven Habits for the Saturn – Pluto Year
If you read my last piece then we will both agree, it had a bleak tone. That is natural astrology, or astrology unvarnished, which is different from new age astrology. Part of the conundrum of the evolutionary ideals of contemporary stellar mechanics is that it must, in some quarters at least, always have a positive... Continue Reading →
Musings on Saturn-Pluto
The arc of Pluto, as I have discussed many times before now, is always toward unknowing. Like anything shut away from air and light for too long, it might turn, and become a blight that slowly poisons the host from deep within. For this reason, the darkness of Pluto’s domain must be broached to allow... Continue Reading →
The Story of Vesta: pt. I
Aspects in Balance
Vladimir Nabokov: No Rest for the Wicked?
Follow up thoughts and observations
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 →