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Both Jupiter and Uranus share an unrestrained, adventuresome, often stormy, character. As boundary crossers, both disrupt social and collective patterns through expansion, inflation, rebellion or interruption. The convergence of these two planets evokes images of innovative shifts in education, culture, religion and science, as well as liberation movements, original trends, and collective protests in response to an intensification of social inequality. It suggests a growth of Promethean qualities, a spirit of change and rebellion against rigid definitions and structures.
We think of Mars as a dynamic force. But its cycle can also be used to guide us on how and where to direct constructive energies. Mars is the principle of action, the force. To quote Erin Sullivan, it’s the planet that “gets us out of bed” and as such is the cosmic coach that guides our personal development as he orbits our personal Sun.
Over the course of 6-7 years, the Mercury retrogrades move through the four elements in reverse zodiacal order, from the fire signs, to water signs, to air signs, to earth signs.
I first became aware of this phenomenon through the late great Erin Sullivan’s seminal work, Retrograde Planets. She explains that this elemental expression of the retrogrades is collective. In my research and practice, I have definitively found this collective influence to be very true and often very obvious. ASTRO*INTELLIGENCE horoscope interpretations are considered the best (computer-generated) horoscopes world-wide. You will be surprised by the clarity and depth of these comprehensive and accurate interpretations.
Here you will find everything about astrology, from the introductions for beginners to articles on special topics. This treasury of astrology contains the knowledge of the best astrologers in the world, with articles from Liz Greene, Robert Hand, Dana Gerhardt and many more excellent authors. Furthermore: Articles from the Mountain Astrologer, the AA Journal, Infinity Astrological Magazine and Constellation News. Go to the overview pageNew Articles from our partners
Welcome to the third installment of Artful Counsel for Modern Times. Here, we turn to a zodiacal council of savvy elders and young wizards for pithy revelation, punchy wit, and inspired art that can make you happier and wiser when all else fails.
Over the years that I’ve been following planetary movements through the signs, it’s been fascinating to see what sorts of historical changes happen around those times when the slow-moving planets first move into new zodiacal signs – a process astrologers call ‘ingresses’.
Some films entertain. Others change the world. Even people who look down on Star Wars as childish or ridden with clichés must still recognize that it struck a chord as few films ever had before. Now, almost half a century after the premiere of the first film in the series, retroactively titled A New Hope, its characters remain cultural archetypes, and the vocabulary it created has entered the collective dictionary.
The 27 Club is a notional list of musicians, artists or actors who died at age twenty seven, often as a result of drug and alcohol abuse, or violent means such as homicide, suicide, or transportation-related accidents. Originally, the deaths of several twenty-seven-yearold musicians, namely Brian Jones from The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and James Morrison from The Doors between 1969 and 1971 led to popular supposition that deaths are more common at this age.
Beyond Mars and before Jupiter we find the 1000’s of asteroids that circulate between them. Yet the largest of them all and the 1st to be discovered in 1901 was Ceres. In 2006, Ceres was reclassified as a dwarf planet in the same group as Pluto, Eris and others and is now very much considered part of our planetary pantheon. So, too, we include her here for our next inspiration for Cosmic Cooking.
Search "astrology" in Psychology Today or any other mainstream clinical magazine and you will find pages of scathing articles claiming its relationship to narcissism and lack of scientific legitimacy in general. It would come as no surprise for anyone to think that many in the scientific community would likely align with this critical position as well.
The Natal Chart is the tool we use to work "with ourselves," to "understand ourselves better," to feel more "inner" fulfillment through the recognition of lights and shadows, and potentials. This is absolutely necessary. However, it is no longer sufficient. Inner work is fundamental to the development of healthy bonds with others, with the environment, and with life. The personal process must be integrated into the global process, which is collective.
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Current Planets
14-May-2024, 21:01 UT/GMT | |||||
| Sun | 24 | 32'34" | 18n54 | ||
| Moon | 17 | 41'55" | 19n41 | ||
| Mercury | 28 | 58'36" | 8n09 | ||
| Venus | 18 | 57'29" | 16n39 | ||
| Mars | 10 | 54'59" | 3n11 | ||
| Jupiter | 27 | 23' 6" | 18n51 | ||
| Saturn | 17 | 44'16" | 6s30 | ||
| Uranus | 23 | 11'25" | 18n19 | ||
| Neptune | 29 | 18'36" | 1s25 | ||
| Pluto | 2 | 4'11"r | 22s41 | ||
| TrueNode | 14 | 52'41"r | 5n52 | ||
| Chiron | 21 | 26'56" | 9n25 | ||
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