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Today and Tomorrow are Days of ‘The Fool’
The Fool isn’t a fool in the ordinary sense. Indeed, he represents the most enlightened card in the deck.
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Looking for God Through Astrology
Remember that every planet represented in your chart, was once a god or goddess in his or her own right.
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The Wounded Healer – A Classic Sagittarian Myth
Sagittarius is the archetype of the philosopher who through expansion of his physical, intellectual, and geographical boundaries seeks something greater than himself.
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Today and Tomorrow are Five of Swords Days
Clearly someone in this card has been ill-treated – abused or betrayed or otherwise taken advantage of and because this card is one of separation, there’s a sense of disgrace and alienation. Most will see in this card a win/lose situation where a odious victor has vanquished his two rather pathetic opponents.
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And all you wanted was a good ghost story…
Instead of fearing loss of meaning as did our forefathers, post-moderns fear loss of touch with reality. Makes perfect sense in today’s world where entertainment, information, and communication technologies provide experiences more intense – and gratifying – than RL or ‘real life’.
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Today and Tomorrow are days of “The Devil”
In your unconscious lies buried treasure of tremendous value just waiting for release – but as all myths and fairytales tell us – treasures like this are always guarded by monsters and dragons – dangerous adversaries who will stop at nothing to prevent you from recovering the coveted prize.
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My ‘Writerly’ Solar Return for 2013-14
Jupiter (JU) is exalted (highly elevated) in Cancer and conjunct the Moon (MO) which not only rules Cancer but is also in Cancer. This little (mutually receptive) conjunction is extremely powerful and bodes well for emotional happiness and security. JU/MO is also an aspect of the fertility goddess and because at my age it’s not…
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Will the Literary Agent that just asked for a partial decide to represent me?
I’m not as good at horary astrology as I might like to be, but every once and awhile, I do give it a try. I’ve just finished my first astrological novel – The Curve of Capricorn (not quite like the Booker Prize winning The Luminaries, but just as good if I might say so myself). …
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The Pinch of Pisces
Not only has post humanism made redundant our most fundamental assumption that God is superior to man but also that man is in turn superior to nature. This leaves nothing left but nature and the funny thing is that the distinctions were all manmade in the first place.
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A Critique of Ecriture Feminine
In the wake of Queer theory, I suggest that the binary oppositions between ‘feminine and masculine’ supporting Cixous’ ecriture feminine have dissolved. Indeed queer now uses ‘the open mesh of possibilities’ – those ‘gaps, overlaps, dissonances and resonances, lapses and excesses of meaning’, which Cixous once claimed for ecriture feminine.
ARCHETYPAL ASSETS
Innovation in Cultural Cosmology / by Debra DeLeo Moolenaar