Tag: Classical Astrology
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Love’s Alchemy – Stage I – The Purification process or Calcinatio
Calcinatio is a fiery, burning process governed by Aries/Mars during which the dross is burned off to purify rather like the process during which diamonds are formed.
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Love’s Alchemy – Astrological Character Analysis – Heroine – Judith Shakespeare
Despite all that Scorpio, I do try to be honest and sincere and one of my greatest achievements is that because of this, I’m often put in positions of great trust.
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Find your Personal Path to Enlightenment through your Part of Daemon
The more you’re pushed in the material world, the more likely you are to turn to your Part of Daemon for in essence, it encompasses your entire philosophy (tenets) about life.
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Want to know your astrological life expectancy?
Clearly someone with lots of battery could die young due to an accident. Likewise someone with not so much battery could, with the help of modern science, live to a ripe old age.
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Making Money with your Almuten of Substance
Almutens are a very Arabic technique whereby a formula is devised using various house cusps and Arabic parts that ‘weigh in’ on the question at hand.
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Making Money through your Part of Fortune – Part II – Case Study for Madonna
Madonna has immense capacity to generate wealth through communication of some sort which will deeply resonate with the collective.
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Aristotelian Astrology
The ancients believed that souls could only incarnate on a new or full moon – and hence he/she was kept in a holding pattern in the Sphere of the Moon until the right moment – and in while there – had all the qualities absorbed by the previous spheres SCRAMBLED !
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The Summer Solstice and the Portal of Mortals
worth reconsidering as the summer solstice 2014 grows near…
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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). …