changing times I wonder if the emerging theme of Chiron in Aries and Pluto in Aquarius is the championing of the collective (Aquarius) and a rejection of the selfishness, bullying and egocentricity of recent years (Aries). I had originally planned, and half written a blog about Diane Abbott being suspended, but events overtook me whichContinue reading “A revolution?”
Category Archives: Astrology
Shaking things up
Uranus moves into Gemini Next week, Uranus, the planet of revolutions and sudden change moves from staid Taurus, where it has been for 8 years into mutable, speedy Gemini. Uranus in Taurus was a hard slog as Taurus is fixed earth and is antithetical to the energy and chaos of Uranus. Uranus in Taurus broughtContinue reading “Shaking things up”
Jupiter on the move
More change: Jupiter moves into Cancer Jupiter enters Cancer at 22.02 BST Monday June 9th and will stay there until June 30th 2026. Jupiter moves into its sign of dignity. Jupiter the expansive planet is happy in boundless Cancer, moving from its place of detriment, Gemini where it has been since May 26th 2024. JupiterContinue reading “Jupiter on the move”
The Lady and the Boss
Looking at the synastry between Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen and 47
Into the Fire: Saturn in Aries
Saturn moves into Aries on the 25th of May, what can we expect to this sea change. Looking back at previous Saturn in Aries eras gives us some clues.
AOC into the Lion’s Den
Looking at the astrology of AOC
Lady Lunar
The Moon situates us in our culture and gives us nurture, memories and a place of safety. This blog considers our experience of the Moon.
Fire and Water: Neptune in Aries
Neptune moved into Aries last Sunday, in this blog post I examine some background and have some thoughts about how this will work out in the future
How Eclipses Guided Columbus: An Astrological Perspective
A controversial figure, Columbus the sailor knew his astrology, when shipwrecked in Jamaica the local cacique refused to give the sailors any more food, Columbus used the eclipse to ensure his men’s survival.
Half time blues
The Moon and Kendrick Lemar. First of all, I could care less about football, especially American football, but unless you have been living under rock this past fortnight, you will have noticed there was a whole lot of heat, light and happiness about a certain rapper’s performance at the half time break in the Superbowl.Continue reading “Half time blues”
Elisabeth Brooke 