Ancient and Traditional Astrology
In my previous reading of Tulsi Gabbard’s chart, I used a tropical zodiac, with the tropical;y placed Nakshatra for the Moon. I agreed with one of the followers of the blog that more could be done. I have therefore chosen to read the entire chart as sidereal. rather than simply read the relevant nakshatra in […]
Read MoreFirst allow me to wish everyone a joyous solstice, with blessings of all kinds, as we celebrate the return of the light in the Northern hemisphere. The recognition of the importance of the Sun appearing to stand still before he begins to move towards the North is celebrated virtually universally in many variants from the beginnings […]
Read MoreAmong the many joys of practising traditional astrology, is the opportunity to fully explore the inner planets. When the going gets deep, the shallow resort to ‘higher octave” delusions. The formula seems to be if it’s deep, make sure it’s as far away from the Sun as possible which strikes me as perverse. Being personal […]
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, […]
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