Ancient and Traditional Astrology
This is the third part of a series on the Age of Aquarius I began about a year ago. It is advisable to read parts I & II before reading this one. My main purpose is to bring about a questioning of the assumptions and expectations of the Age of Aquarius. This is a discussion […]
Read MoreFrom the Cult of Apollo to Plato’s Phaedran Charioteer to the Egyptians and Hindus the Solar Chariot drawn by seven horses has been a central metaphor not just of the passage of the Sun, but of Cosmic harmony itself. This entire temple is layered with cosmic symbolism . The temples is oriented on the East […]
Read MoreWe are fortunate to have such access to many Classical texts on astrology In the The Anthology of Vettius Valens of Antioch, Book I. Concerning the Nature of the Stars (Schmidt & Robert Hand p. 3). Valens introduces Mercury with these words: “The star of Hermes (Mercury) is significant for the education of children, letters, disputation, […]
Read MoreWe are stardust. We are golden. And we’ve got to get ourselves back to the garden .- Joni Mitchell SOL.] The Sun is placed in the middle of all Planets, and is called amongst the Ancients, both Poets and Historians, Sol, Titan, Ilioa, Phebus, Apollo, Pean, Osyris, Diespiter: It’s needlesse to mention his Colour, being so continuallly visible to […]
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The Classical Astrologer 
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