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P. James Clark, 

Natal, Electional, Medical, Horary & Predictive Astrologer, Using Ancient & Traditional Methodologies.

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This site is devoted to the preservation and advancement of Ancient & Classical astrological observations, philosophies and techniques. These treasures have proven to be highly eloquent, often revealing what contemporary astrology could not. Please visit the Archives to learn more about the art, science and history of astrology. Classical Astrologer is updated frequently.

Personal astrological consultations, whether in person or by phone, may be arranged with me directly. I also offer Written Reports by email. Classes in Traditional Astrology are available by correspondence. Local Astrology Classes and workshops are offered seasonally.  This site is completing significant restructuring and updating. See the Classical Astrologer Weblog What's New section for details.

Sagittarius ,illumination from a Book of Hours, Italian, c. 1475; in the Pierpont Morgan Library, New York City (MS. G.14)
Courtesy of the Pierpont Morgan Library, New York City, the Glazier Collection

The Sun enters the Jupiterian sign of Sagittarius on 22 November 13:24 PST. The Archer is the Mutable Expression of the Fire Triplicity: Masculine, Bestial and Feral in nature. The transit of Sagittarius to Capricorn marks the Winter Solstice. 

 

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