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the decidedly non-astrological who
want to understand the Quest for
Love, Entreaties
to Venus reveals the basic
goal of the Quest: to Alchemically
turn the Lead of depression into
the Gold of Love's Fulfillment. |
The
Quest For Authentic Love has
been a theme for many years.
The following represent writings
which may be included in the
final draft of this manuscript:
Dreams,
the Royal Road:
Kill The Dream Lover
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The Eros & Psyche Myth,
Retold:
When
confronted with an overwhelming
situation, which way do we turn?
Peace requires more than the
survival of just "the fittest."
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Quest for Love and Redemption:
the case study which began the
road to Kill the Dream Lover:
The
Runaway Savior
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The
Return of Amigo! How a
little dog signified by Mercury
played the chord of Venus, took
protection from Jupiter, and returned
home by noon. Whew! |
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Whenever
the blues take over and libido swings
low, remind yourself
On
Winter: There is Always a Light.
Somewhere.
Second
Saturn Return:
They're Changing Shifts Here at the
Sanitarium
But
Siriusly, Folks (A Dog Lover
Speaks Her Astrological Mind)
Mercury's
Retrograde: a Fork in the Road
in the Yellow Wood
Star
Catcher...She danced with
that Light, poetry by Deborah Smith
Parker
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Is
Abortion Fatal?
Astrologers
are always seeking the moment of birth,
but what if an abortion terminates the
life? Mavis Mathews walks through
the difficult question of abortion,
asking spiritual questions from the
astrological point of view.
a few Horary stories...
Horary
Astrology
by Gilbert Navarro
Cuts and
Stings from
the Old Bruiser, Mars
Horary
Question:
When Will
He Propose?
Some Beginning Steps in Horary
Various ways to enter into the
Horary Chart discuss the Question of
Love
Horary:
Strictures Against or, Considerations
Before?
How
did the seasons become "Fixed,"
"Mutable" or "Cardinal,"
according to the ancients. The short
answer comes from Guido Bonatti,
"On the Signs,
Moveable, Fixed and Common" |
To imagine the
world as "enchanted" renders
to astrology a whole intuition about
nature, the psyche and our current
historic period.
Physicist Roger S. Jones
of the University of Minnesota takes
us into the perception of Medieval
consciousness, allowing us to reconsider
our own...
Astrology,
Space and Consciousness
Astrologer Wendy Z. Ashley
offers an ancient secret of astrology
with a
Sky
Exercise For the
Summer Solstice
Ashley brings a Paleolithic Observatory
to Modern Astrology, demonstrating
how naked-eye astronomy develops the
imagination of the astrologer.
Naked Eye
Sky Observation Links
Astrologer Darby Costello's
Desire and
the Stars
CG Jung called etymology the "unconscious
of language." In a detective's
track down of "sid"ereal
con"sid"erations, Darby
speelunks into con"temp"lating,
then "desire" as being lost.
Each word leads to another clue, until
our bliss in being found again (and
thank god for the astrologer who is),
in our own sacred ("templo")
space.
gue
bestseller," The
Travels of Marco Polo, the Venetian
Columnist Kenneth Brower wonders,
"How a smart, hot-blooded animal
can amuse itself for millions of years
without burning the place up."
In
Warm Blood
Hawaiian
sky images provided by Petaluma, California
photographer,
Fritz Hoddick
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Tropical
or Sidereal Astrology?
Sidereal Astrologers have
argued the differences in
their system of astrology,
claiming that Tropicalists
are "off" by 15-16
degrees in their "observation"
of the stars. Scientists
berating the value of our
traditional astrology use
this very question to humble
astrology "as bunk,"
to the public. How does
the Tropicalist answer?
The
Arabic Parts:
A
Whole New Ascendant
Rob Hand traveled to
Northern California where
I reviewed his seminar on
the use of the calculations
of the late Princess Diana's
Part of Fortune,
to discover there is a difference
between Night and Day.
Book
review:
Temples
of the Sky
Deborah Houlding (see also,
the tutorial) dedicated
to this work)
Upstairs,
downstairs:
Seeking
soul after 09/11
Why Astrology Endures
The
Re-Enchantment
of the World; A case
for naming a rock, and making
it stick.
From
the Astrologer's Casebook:
When choosing a date for
a single man to have another
child, what's the astrologer
to do? Babies
May Come From the Stars
The
Lunar Tick-Tock
Why does the moon's
transit in any one sign
give a different result
every time?
How
did the seasons become "Fixed,"
"Mutable" or "Cardinal,"
according to the ancients.
The short answer comes from
Guido Bonatti, "On
the Signs, Moveable, Fixed
and Common." |
Author of the world's first
best-seller, world traveler,
Marco Polo,
observes
The
Astrologers
of the City of Kanbalu
Written while the author
languished a productive
year in a Genoese jail,
a prisoner-of-war with a
scribe and sufficient paper
and ink to describe the
court and government of
the grand kahn and the 5,000
astrologers supported by
his government; from a chapter
in the world's first "travelogue". |
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Tracking the "Most Wanted
Man in the World," (how can
anyone deny he is ruled by Venus?)
a few of the articles available
on the 'Net gives up the problem
of the Muslim calendar: the lunar
symbol on the flag ought to be
a big hint.
Osama bin Laden,
I fully expected the story of
the Anti-Christ, and expected
a "resurrection" between
March First and Easter of 2002;
no signs of life--yet. In March
of 2003 his main man was picked
up. Who wkill be the winner of
the $25 million-dollar reward,
I wonder?
The fact that
this boy's mother left him at
the tender age of 10 gives us
an example of what happens with
the archetype of the Mother when
she is so far away she becomes
a twinkling star in the soul,
cold and distant ... McVeigh: The Abandoned Soldier Within
World
Trade Center: "The
astrologers didn't predict this
one," came the comment, too
soon after the horror of September
11th. Comments on the inadequacy
of prediction, and on the human
condition.
Nostradamus,
a hoax: In the year nineteen
hundred and ninety-nine, seven
months... The quatrains of
Nostradamus are problematic in
French, say nothing of how sloppily
translated.
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