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Lunar Eclipse at Guru Purnima. The eclipse of the Moon has traditionally been viewed as a bad omen, for it can awaken irrational responses. However, the Full Moon Lunar Eclipse on July 6th/7th, 2009 occurs at 15°24' Capricorn in conjunction with the Behenian Fixed Star Vega, a star of luck in politics, generosity and artistic talent, while the Sun is on the fortunate stars Canopus, known for changing evil to good, and Sirius, the bright star of ambition, pride and impetuosity. Overall the outlook under this eclipse is favourable, but not much more significant than a regular Full Moon would be, except for the fact that this Full Moon marks the very fortunate festive day of Guru Purnima, when powerful Goddess energies sweep our planet to revolutionise our money karma! Check out the Lunar Eclipse.
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Hard on the Outside?The Solstice is upon us again, bringing us under the reign of creative, nurturing Cancer, the sign of deep emotions, family feeling and a moody, moon-ruled mind. Cancer is the fourth sign of the tropical zodiac. As we celebrate the ingress into Cancer, the cardinal water sign, we are focused on exploring the deep and fascinating world of astrology and relationships. Cancer, the Crab, our featured Sign of the month has a sensual, caring and nurturesome approach to life. Cancerian people love to travel, but they are always deeply attached to home and family. Cancerians are very emotional, but they can seem to have a hard shell, which protects the tender inner world into which they can retire without any warning. Cancerians are moody, for they respond most readily to the phases of the Moon. They are adventurous and passionate lovers, but they have a strong sense of ownership, so flirts beware! Their inclination is to gather their friends and family about them and surround them with a thick protective castle wall, for the Cancerian is naturally acquisitive and loves to build up wealth and security. Read about Cancer and all the other signs right here on our website: click here.
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Astrology and Astronomy in Iran and Ancient Mesopotamia. Iran (formerly known as Persia) has been in the news lately. But did you know that there has been a continual stream of development in astrology and astronomy there since prehistoric times? In fact, since the birth of civilisation! In a burst of scholarship to mark the solstice, social anthropologist Massoume Price examines the origins of astrology in the ancient culture of Mesopotamia and Iran, which form an almost uninterrupted continuum up to the present day. She explains that astrology originated in ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, India and China – and is still popular today. Check out her excellent article on Astrology and Astronomy in Iran and Ancient Mesopotamia.
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Reducing Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity. Stephen Kane, the Energy Doc, tells us that environmental stresses come in many waveforms and frequencies. Some affect your health and others your relationships. Some stresses reduce your happiness and others damage your awareness. The only factor they have in common is that they damage an area of you or your life by displacing your life energies from where you need them to be. Stephen explains how Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity and other forms of environmental stress can affect our health, but that simply blocking the energies is not the right approach. He argues that a new paradign of whole body awareness can resolve many environmental issues by addressing the root cause. Check out his new article on Reducing Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity.
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Betelguese is shrinking. Astronomers in Berkeley, California, have noticed the that the giant red star Betelguese, one of the best-known celestial objects, is shrinking! Over the past fifteen years, Betelguese, located some 600 light years from Earth in the shoulder of the constellation Orion, has diminished in size by as much as 15%. This is a rare and remarkable cosmic event. Betelguese is a big, old star, which were it to have been placed in our solar system in 1993 would have filled in the space between the Sun and the orbit of Jupiter. A 15% shrinkage means that it is now reduced by as much as the orbit of Venus, so it's not small cheese by any means. Scientists declare that if this means it is heading for a massive explosion called a supernova, it has probably already happened, because it takes the light 600 years to get here to present us with the evidence. Gosh. A big lightshow due some time soon, maybe in your grandchildrens' lifetimes. Read the Berkeley Science story (off site), then check out the astrological Betelguese.
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Midsummer. Mike Nichols presents his view of Midsummer, the traditional festival on June 24 designed to celebrate the solstice. Mike outlines the history, customs and meaning of the holiday, which is still celebrated around the solstice, as well as on the symbolic birthday of St John the Baptist, the tanist or "twin" of Jesus Christ viewed as solar hero. One of the eight sacred days of the year, holidays such as Midsummer were communally celebrated during the "Age of Faith", reassigned from already established astrologically-based pagan festivities. Just as the Pagan Midwinter celebration of Yule was adopted by Christians as “Christmas” (December 25), so too the Pagan Midsummer celebration was adopted by them as the Feast of John the Baptist (June 24). Occurring 180 degrees apart on the wheel of the year, the Midwinter celebration commemorates the birth of Jesus, while the Midsummer celebration commemorates the birth of John, the prophet who was born six months before Jesus in order to announce his arrival. Read more about Midsummer.
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The Solstice. The word "Solstice" in English derives from the Latin "Sol" + "systere", meaning "Sun" + "standing still". How can the Sun stand still? Well, as the Ancients discovered and calibrated using remarkable prehistoric observatories such as Stonehenge in the south-west of England, the Sun seems to travel (decline) ever so slightly southward in the ecliptic each day for some six months of the year, beginning in June. The Sun appears to stand still at the solsticial points over the Tropics for about three days, with the actual entry of the Sun into Cancer this year on June 21 05°47 UT, but bear in mind that the Solstice is a process, not an instant. The process is eternally repeated, though due to the phenomenon known as the precession of the Equinoxes, the actual starting point moves back slightly from year to year and this has given us the Ages of the World, such as the one we are soon to enter, the Age of Aquarius. Read more about the Solstice.
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St John the Baptist's Day. June 24, marking the birth of Saint John the Baptist, is St John's Day, a major Christian Feast marking the Solstice. It is one of the "quarter days", signalling the beginning of each quarter of the year and welcoming each of the four seasons. These holidays were communally celebrated during the "Age of Faith", reassigned from already established astrologically-based pagan festivities. More on St John the Baptist's Day.
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Goodwill Festival. Esoterically, Gemini "...guards the mystery or secret of duality and presents the initiate with a word which leads to the fusion of the greater pairs of opposites." Gemini represents the interplay of the Soul and the persona. It confers the Light of Interplay – the conscious Light of the relationship between Spirit and form. Malvin Artley, our regular esoteric commentator examines the subtle meaning of the Full Moon in Sagittarius for 2009. This is Gemini's Full Moon, as the Moon is full in the sign opposing the Sun. The full moon of Gemini (the full moon at Sagittarius 17º07') takes place on the 7th of June at 18:13 UT (13:13 PM EST in the US; 4:13 AM AEST on June 8 in Australia). Check out Gemini's Moon, known as the Festival of Humanity, or the Goodwill Festival.
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June Boys! Astrologer Sue Hopper, a dreamy Pisces with the iron will of a Mars in Aries, describes her experiences with the glorious sign of the Twins. Castor and Pollux were heroes in ancient times and it is said that they were sons of Jupiter. Since Jupiter is the ruler of Pisces, perhaps it's appropriate that Gemini and Pisces should cross swords in this delightful article, as Jupiter stations preparing to turn retrograde in conjunction with Neptune, the new age planetary ruler of Pisces, just as Mercury gathers speed heading for Gemini after a retro phase. Although we have shown you this a while ago, it's well worth another look! Check out June Boys!
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The Perfect Pendulum. The Perfect Pendulum is a valuable and reliable tool for testing just about anything. It can be used to focus your attention with regard to your questions, whether they be health-related (it's great for detecting allergies!), aimed at judging the positive energy of a relationship or a place, dowsing, finding lost objects, solving the little mysteries of life, or any of the other things it would be handy to know. It's a fabulous product from our very own Energy Doc. I personally recommend it. You should get one! It's The Perfect Pendulum.
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TruthStar On Line Again. Thanks to speedy work from our TruthStar webmaster, Amit Gupta, we have now relocated the site to a new web hosting company. It appears to be up and running properly already! That's good, especially for such a huge resource. So the previous post on this blog is now obsolete and I can get back to Astrology on the Web, which has issues of its own, thanks to Saturn and Mercury. Cheers!
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TruthStar Off Air (temporarily...). Some of you will have noticed by now that when you click a link that is supposed to take you to our sister site TruthStar.com to view something we have linked to, such as a free Tarot reading, or Numerology, or Prashnavali Oracle, a notice pops up that "You are not authorized to view this page" and "You do not have permission to view this directory or page from the Internet address of your Web browser". Ugh. Actually, don't panic. It's not you, it's us. Or rather, them. It seems that our TruthStar site has been closed down because it is getting too many hits!!! Gosh. Gee thanks IX Webhosting! We are now in process of changing our webhosting for TruthStar and for our other speciality Indian site Naadi-Shastra.com (even though NaadiShastra is still on air). Please be patient, as we should have TruthStar back on air by the end of the week. Retrograde planets. Grrr
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The Five Essences of Successful Feng Shui. Our favourite Energy Doc, Stephen Kane, has some wicked wisdom on the subject of the way we use and abuse our subtle energies. In fact we have been abusing them here lately! There was a major misprint on this article (Ooops! It was a different article altogether!) but just now I have just picked it up and have corrected the material so that it gives the powerful wisdom of the Five Essences of Feng Shui. Thank heavens for Saturn turning direct! In this new article, Stephen Kane discusses the way we can use our own natural energies in the most beneficial ways by activating the powers of Home, Energy Body, Place, Time and Action. Read more about The Five Essences of Feng Shui.
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Two Way Street?? Glorious Gemini, the sign of communication, gossip and a wicked sense of fun, is the third sign of the tropical zodiac. As we celebrate the ingress into Gemini, the mutable air sign on May 20, we are focused on exploring the deep and fascinating world of astrology and relationships. Gemini, the Twins, our featured Sign of the month has a lively, vivacious and witty approach to life. Gemini people love to enjoy life to the full, but they are always on the lookout for anything new and different.
Geminians are wonderfully exciting people, who are usually the life of the party. Geminians are mercurial and all too easily bored, but a charming and witty manner lets them get away with just about anything, short of murder! This said, they are really rather more interested in talking about it than in actually doing it, if the truth be known. Gemini loves to talk about it, so the way to the Geminian heart is through the head. Their inclination is to express their emotions in words, filtering their feelings through their intellect. Read about Gemini and all the other signs right here on our website: click here.
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Live Consultations. As of today (May 19, 2009) we have instituted a connection via Live Person, so that you can chat live on line with some of our best expert astrologers and psychics. If you need some special personal advice and don't want to wait for what has become a fair while with our regular horoscope orders, why not try it out by clicking on Neil Giles, or Lili Rosace in the panel to the left. Vijai Vasudev Acharya and Pt Dakshinamoorthi are two of our popular Indian experts from our sister site Truthstar who are also available via Live Person, and of course there are many others to choose from. I realise it's brave doing this while Merc is retro, but as Osho says, the stars affect us, but we also affect the stars...!
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Saturn Turns Direct. Well, at last the taskmaster has turned direct at 14°54' Virgo, at 02:08 hrs UT on May 17, after months of painful retrograde motion. This is I have to say, about time! Saturn is the marker of the past, of slow-moving things, chronic conditions, karma (reaping what we have sown), restriction, structure – and everything old. I am now enjoying the wonderful experience of Saturn having plodded through the debilitating square to my Mercury and Mars for months now, and turning direct on the midpoint between them, as they are in close conjunction in Gemini. Consequently I have suffered horrendous bronchitis, one dose on the forward pass that nearly killed me and a second dose over the past three weeks that has been chilling in its evil effect. Today I thought it might be on the mend, as I was feeling better, but in fact I suffered a coughing and choking fit whilst driving, although fortunately I managed to pull over. Then, having staggered out of the car, my breathing passages closed up and I felt as though the grim reaper had come to take me (it's a good thing I have my Energy Egg!!). Gosh.
Why bronchitis? Mercury rules the lungs; Mars acute attacks; Saturn marks chronic, hard-to-shake conditions. In Medical Astrology, the position of Saturn is a marker of serious problems and Mars brings them into the foreground. Thanks to the ill nature of the times, Mercury, the divine messenger, is retrograde. Ugh. On top of that I am having my Saturn Return Those among you born when Saturn occupied Virgo (1919–1921; 1948–1951; 1977-1980) are also experiencing this difficult and often awkward phase. Poor things. I am also undergoing Sade Sati, a term in Jyotish (Indian) Astrology that marks a severe, lengthy and stressful campaign by transiting Saturn against my natal Moon! Oh yes, it's a happy clappy Saturn time for moi. And for the world, as Saturn's movement into Virgo in September 2007 marked the beginning of the current financial collapse that has slashed through our civilisation like a dose of salts. I was hoping to write an analysis of this phase, but have been too sick. Wait for the Saturn transit of Libra, that begins in October 2009...
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Wesak Festival, the Buddha Moon in Scorpio. Spiritual will brings people together in common purpose, which moves an individual toward a deeper involvement in life and the liberation of souls from suffering. Malvin Artley, our regular esoteric commentator, presents his exposition of the Wesak Festival, 2009, the celebration of the Buddha. This is Taurus's Full Moon, as the Moon is full in the sign opposing the Sun. The Full Moon of Taurus (the Full Moon at Scorpio 18º 41') takes place on the 9th of May 2009 at around 04:03 UT (GMT). Malvin says we celebrate Wesak in the sign Taurus because Taurus brings through the first Ray – the Ray of Will or Power. Wesak is often called the festival of the Buddha, but we are not speaking of a personage when we speak of Wesak and Buddha. We are speaking, instead, of a way or mode of progress on the spiritual Path, the path of the Perfection of Wisdom. More on Wesak Festival, the Buddha Moon in Scorpio.
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Mother's Day. The second Sunday in May (May 10, 2009) is Mother's Day, a day we traditionally set aside for honouring the role of the feminine in our lives. What better day could we pick for sending our healing prayers and energy to Mother Earth, the Great Mother that nurtures us all? The earliest known tributes to mothers date back to the annual spring festival the Ancient Greeks dedicated to the great goddess Rhea, wife of Cronus and mother of the Olympians. These celebrations were mirrored in the offerings ancient Romans made to the Great Mother Goddess, Cybele. Ceremonies in her honour began some 250 years before the birth of Christ, but the modern Mother's Day began in the US some 150 years ago and was designated a holiday in 1914. More on Mother's Day.
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The Blazing Bull! Taurus, the Bull, our featured Sign of the month is attractive and magnetic. Practical, reliable Taureans are great lovers of sensual pleasures, although they do tend to be rather stubborn, possessive and conservative. Firmly anchored in the material world, Taurus has a fine grasp of what is needed in order to lead the good life. Ruled by Venus, Taureans are often quite musical and artistic, and can make great singers! They have personal magnetism and are able to draw others into their circle, rather than actively seeking them out. In other words, while they are very fond of members of the opposite sex, they prefer to be courted. Read about Taurus and all the other signs right here on our website: click here.
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Beltane Fire Festival. The incredible Beltane Fire Festival is held every year on the night of 30th April at Calton Hill in Edinburgh, Scotland. Around 12 thousand people turn up to participate in the spectacular procession of the wild Celtish celebrants. I have to say, it is absolutely amazing – and you can still book to be a part of it! Be sure to check out the (offsite) gallery of pictures from the Beltane Fire Fest!. Be warned, some of the pics are not for the faint-hearted! And don't select "Start Slideshow" as it might crash your computer.
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Beltane. Mike Nichols, a leading figure in the Pagan Movement, presents an alternative view of May Day, the wild, ancient festival of fertility and sexuality celebrated on May 1. Yes, Beltane rocks! A cross-quarter day and one of the grand ancient holidays, Mike outlines the history, customs and meaning of the holiday, originally named for the great Roman fertility goddess, Maia. Check out Beltane.
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May Day. The merry month of May is nearly here! Did you know that across Europe in pagan times, May Day (May 1) was a festival of fertility complete with singing, dancing and orgiastic abandon? Also known as Beltaine (Bealtaine, the Irish name for May), these wild rites were meant to bring fertile blessings from the local spirits to the community for the coming year! Nowadays there's a political May Day and bank holiday. Guns and Roses.. Check out May Day.
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Mercury Retrograde. Retro, retro. There's a lot of it about this year! At 05:01 UT (Universal Time), on Thursday, May 7th, 2009, Mercury the cosmic trickster turns retrograde at 1°44' Gemini, in the sign of the Twins, sending communications, travel, appointments, mail and the www into a general snarlup! The retro period begins some days before the actual turning point (as Mercury slows) and lasts for three weeks or so, until May 31, when the Winged Messenger reaches his direct station in Taurus. At this time he halts and begins his return to direct motion through the zodiac. Everything finally straightens out on June 14, as he passes the point where he first turned retrograde. Mercury retrograde gives rise to personal misunderstandings; flawed, disrupted, or delayed communications, negotiations and trade; glitches and breakdowns with phones, computers, cars, buses, and trains. This period brings travel snafus and missed appointments of all kinds. Documents can go astray. Be sure to carry a diary and refer to it often. Check out Mercury Retrograde.
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Aries Solar Festival. Malvin Artley, our regular esoteric commentator, presents the subtle meaning of the Full Moon in Libra for 2009. This is known as the Festival of the Risen Christ, being Aries's Full Moon, as the Moon is full in the sign opposing the Sun. Aries is the sign of new beginnings and the start of a new life, which is the symbolic meaning of the Christ. The Full Moon of Aries (the Full Moon at Libra 19º 53') takes place on the 9th of April 2009 at around 14:57 UT (GMT). Read more about the Aries Solar Festival.
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Easter. The date of Easter, the holiest day in the Christian calendar, varies from year to year, according to a complex formula. This year, Easter Sunday falls on April 12, 2009. Tying in with the Equinox, the Easter Season marks the most important ritual celebration in the Christian Church. It celebrates the passion, crucifixion, death and entombment of the Lord Jesus Christ, followed by his resurrection and return to a new life. This is the central focus of Christianity, but there is more to Easter than meets the eye! Many ancient religions also celebrated the death and resurrection of their god. Much of the symbolism associated with these earlier stories has been incorporated into the Christian Festivity. Read more about Easter.
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Pisces Solar Festival. We could, in truth, call the Pisces Solar Festival the 'Festival of the Spiritual Friend'. What are the characteristics of such a friend? To begin with, the spiritual friend is one who comes along to shake us out of our slumber – what Buddhists would call our 'bondage to worldly appearances'. Malvin Artley this month presents a truly insightful analysis of the influences at work under the Full Moon in Virgo, the Pisces Moon. He argues that the fully enlightened being has the capacity to bestow empowerment upon a person. Such empowerments enable one to progress along the Way with much greater facility and speed than would otherwise be possible. Read more on the Pisces Solar Festival.
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Lady Day. March 25 in the Christian Calendar celebrates the Annunciation of the Virgin, or Lady Day, a major Christian Feast set at the Equinox. It celebrates the immaculate conception of Jesus by the Blessed Virgin Mary, announced to her by the Archangel Gabriel. This is the first of the four traditional quarter days, signalling the beginning of each quarter of the year and welcoming each of the four seasons. These holidays were communally celebrated during the "Age of Faith", reassigned from already established astrologically-based pagan festivities. Read more on Lady Day.
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The Sunlight Spear. Mike Nichols, a leading figure in the Pagan Movement, presents an alternative view of Lady Day, arguing that this holiday (which formerly marked New Year's Day) is an organic and natural celebration of seasonal change at the Equinox, transplanted into the Christian calendar. Once again, night and day stand in perfect balance, with the powers of light on the ascendancy. The God of Light now wins a victory over his twin, the God of Darkness. Read more on The Sunlight Spear.
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The Raging Ram! Aggressive Aries, the sign of eager self-assertion, leadership and pioneering action, is the first sign of the tropical zodiac. As we celebrate the ingress into fiery Aries, the cardinal fire sign, we are focused on exploring the deep and fascinating world of astrology and relationships. Aries, the Ram, our featured Sign of the month has a dynamic and lively personality. Aries people love to achieve and to break new ground, especially in relationships and sexuality. Born leaders, they are outgoing, yet often profoundly sensual. Ariens always need a challenge, for they are easily bored and need variety. Sometimes accused of always thinking the grass is greener on the other side of the hill, Ariens nevertheless make great comrades in arms and are serious fun! They make exciting and willing sexual partners, so long as you can keep them guessing. Read about Aries and all the other signs right here on our website: click here.
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April Fool's Day. As April 1 approaches, we ready ourselves for the avalanche of pranks and japes that fill the atmosphere on April Fool's Day. Have you been the victim of an April Fool's prank? Are you planning one! Or are you the April Fool (Aries persons take note!!)? It's time to delve into the origins of this curious day, which is celebrated throughout most of Europe and the former colonial outposts of European rule. It is a truly ancient festival, deriving from pre-historic times, which has been traditionally dedicated to Venus. The Fool is also the pivotal point in the Tarot pack, as the journey through the major arcana can be construed as the journey from folly to wisdom. And back again, as Bilbo Baggins might have said... Read more about April Fool's Day.
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The Moon. You'll no doubt be pleased to learn that I have at last updated our article on the Moon, to make it a bit more comprehensive. As well as a brief but useful astrological description, it now includes interesting paragraphs on the Moon's Phases; the Lunar Month, or Lunation; the Progressed Moon; the Lunar Return; and the little-known Lunar Standstill. Check out the new improved Moon!
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Happy Birthday JJ! Well, it's still Pisces, right up to the Equinox and now it's my wonderful son's birthday. He's thirteen, which makes him one week under seventy years younger than my mother. Welcome to being a teenager, Jack! Playing Guitar World Tour with his friends in the next rooom. He will soon be dealing with the astrological switches that go with being thirteen, thanks to the powerful effects of his progressed Moon. At age thirteen, the progressed Moon reaches a position where it is in opposition (180 degrees) to the natal Moon. This represents a point of emotional self-discovery through attraction to others. Now he is being drawn to people outside our family circle, in order to discover not only his own emotions, but also the emotions of others. Neil Giles has written an interesting article on this, so check it out at First Love.
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Happy Birthday Veronica! Pisces is a beautiful time of the year and my beloved mother, Veronica, known to all as Vonnie, who is one of the world's most beautiful and loving people, is 83 today! Happy Birthday, Veronica. Despite being a Pisces, she is very organized and tidy (unlike my Piscean son, Jack). She has a green thumb and her favourite colours are purple and green (now that is Pisces!). The veronica is a beautiful, purplish/blue flower from a very large family of flowering plants, known also as speedwell, bird's eye and gypsy weed. Medicinally, varieties have been used for coughs, colds and skin problems, such as itches. This herb once had a fabulous reputation in England as a tonic and was used in coughs, pulmonary weakness, skin diseases, jaundice, affections of the kidneys, and menstrual treatment. It seems in recent times to have fallen a little from grace, but it is a beautiful and useful plant. My mother probably feels the same way... Why not check out Herbs and Symbolism, from our Astrology and Health section.
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The Equinox. The Vernal Equinox is the time when the Sun reaches the balancing point in its path through the zodiac. It marks the beginning of the new astrological year, as the Sun enters the first degree of Aries, the Ram. It happens in 2009 on March 20 (11:45 UT – but bear in mind that the Equinox is a day and a night, a phase not a moment), marked in the Christian Calendar by the Festival of the Annunciation of the Virgin (Lady Day) on March 25. This major calendrical event is the focus of religious and social festivities in all cultures, and is the key to the timing of Easter. Read more on the The Equinox.
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Venus Retrograde. Everyone has heard of the cosmic slipups that seem to appear when Mercury is retrograde, but did you know that other planets can go retro too? Well, they can! And on March 6, 2009, Venus enters a rare retro phase in Aries, lasting until April 17th, when she she turns direct in the last degree of Pisces. Sensual Venus turns retrograde only once every eighteen months, but this year she turns in auspicious conjunction with Alpheratz, a bright double star in the head of Andromeda, the Chained Maiden. Venus, the goddess of love, rules feelings and emotion, aesthetics and tastes, relationships, fashions and all forms of desire, money and wealth. She governs romance, marriage and other partnerships, capacity for humour, and the pursuit of pleasure. Check out Venus Retrograde.
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Sensitive and Sociable.Pisces, the Fishes, is our featured Sign of the month. The twelfth sign of the Zodiac, Pisces is ruled by fortunate Jupiter and new age Neptune. Dreamy Pisces is the exaltation of Venus, the goddess of love and artistic sensibility. It is a water sign, so Pisces people are creative, sensitive and deeper than they appear on the surface, although they can be emotionally vulnerable, clinging and rather melancholic. Other-wordly, ultra-sensitive and intuitive, they really need to be needed. Fantasy prone and alive in the world of their vivid imagination, Pisceans nevertheless suffer from fear of rejection and low self-esteem (although they hide this well in their efforts to create the ideal, loving environment for their loved ones). Read about Pisces and all the other signs right here on our website: click here.
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