Category: Politics
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Elizabethan Protestantism – every day life in the realm
The moderate Protestantism of Elizabeth I was a compromise not only between the Protestant and Catholic faiths but also between the various competing factions in the Protestant movement (i.e. Calvin vs. Luther and Zwingli). During her long reign, Elizabeth’s religious policy made life easier for some and harder for others but, overall, at least initially,…
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Kavanaugh – I got it wrong – oh, well, what next then? Impeachment on the horizon?
OK, I got it wrong. Yesterday, contrary to my prediction, Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed and sworn in as a Supreme Court judge. Was it me or the astrology? A little bit of both, I suspect. The chart was clear that the decision was already set in stone before I asked the horary question but it…
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Will Brett Kavanaugh become a Supreme Court Judge?
Horary chart set for the following question: Will Brett Kavanaugh become a Supreme Court Judge? Summary: Probably not –using traditional astrology, the matter has already been decided in the negative and there is no more play in this situation. However, there remains a last-ditch chance if that decision(s) is somehow changed/altered, usually by new information…
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Brett Kavanaugh – his 2018/19 year
Summary Although Mr Kavanaugh’s 2018-19 SR chart (based on a natal chart set for noon) pinpoints some serious challenges, it also provides opportunities. In order to make the most of what’s on offer during 2018/19, Mr Kavanaugh needs to be scrupulously honest with himself and others and not take risks unlikely to provide desired results.…
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Financial Astrology – might we be headed for a significant recession in 2025-2026?
Yesterday, I was lucky enough to attend an entire day of lectures by Christeen Skinner about financial astrology. Although I learned many things (including that my harmonious natal connection between Jupiter and Pluto keeps me financially afloat during tough times), my priority was to gain information to support my work-in-process novel, The Curve of Capricorn, and…
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Aries Ingress spells trouble for international trade
During the period between April-June 2018, expect the United States to lead the way on international agreements/treaties – probably in regards to manufacturing – that are both regressive and aggressive. Although outright war is not likely to break out, military action of some sort to enforce such agreements/treaties is a possibility. The key here is…
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Millennials – an astro-generational profile in action
Let’s assume that the generation known as the Millennials (also known as Generation Y) were born between 1982-2004, a period of about twenty-two years. Let’s also assume that a recent article in The Atlantic (16 January 2018) is correct that not only are the Millennials the most ‘stressed’ generation in recent history, but they also…
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Fire and Fury – as astrological assessment whether it’s more fact or fiction…
The official release date for the Fire and Fury, the book that President Trump apparently does not want us to read, was moved forward. We are told this decision was made by the publisher just hours after Trump’s lawyers sent a cease-and-desist letter, claiming among other things, libel and breach of confidentiality. What might we…
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Uranus in Taurus – USA leads disruption in world order from 2018 – 2025
The planet Uranus generally spends 8 or so years in a particular sign and on 15 May 2018, it will enter Taurus, where it has not been since 1934 through 1941. If Taurus is about security and stability and Uranus is about revolution (but once in power can be autocratic and totalitarian), then whilst Uranus is…
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A PRIMER ON POLITICAL ASTROLOGY
The practice of using planetary cycles to measure or predict political events originates with Plato’s Timaeus, dating from the early fourth century BC: “Wherefore, as a consequence of this reasoning and design on the part of God, with a view to the generation of Time, the sun and moon and five other stars, which bear…