The zodiac sign of Scorpio (23 October – 22 November) is symbolised by the Scorpion. The glyph represents the coiled Kundalini serpent with its head pointing up which shows the transcendent nature of the sign. Scorpio Basics Ruler: Mars & Pluto Exultation: Uranus Natural House: 8th house Fall: Moon Quality: Fixed Detriment: Venus Element: Water… Continue reading Traditional Correspondences: Scorpio
The zodiac sign of Sagittarius (22 November – 21 December) is symbolised by the Centaur (half man half horse). The glyph represents an arrow which shows the adventurous nature of the sign. Sagittarius Basics Ruler: Jupiter Exultation: South Node Natural House: 9th house Fall: North Node Quality: Mutable Detriment: Mercury Element: Fire Polarity: Positive /… Continue reading Traditional Correspondences: Sagittarius
The zodiac sign of Capricorn (22 December – 20 January) is symbolised by the Goat. The glyph represents the mythical sea goat which shows the civilising nature of the sign. Capricorn Basics Ruler: Saturn Exultation: Mars Natural House: 10th house Fall: Jupiter Quality: Cardinal Detriment: Moon Element: Earth Polarity: Negative / Feminine Capricorn Correspondences Day:… Continue reading Traditional Correspondences: Capricorn
The zodiac sign of Aquarius (21 January – 18 February) is symbolised by the Water bearer. The glyph represents two serpents (one is ego, the other is the soul) which shows the individuation process of the sign. Aquarius Basics Ruler: Saturn & Uranus Exultation: None Natural House: 11th house Fall: Neptune Quality: Fixed Detriment: Sun… Continue reading Traditional Correspondences: Aquarius
The zodiac sign of Pisces (19 February – 20 March) is symbolised by the Fishes. The glyph represents two fish swimming in opposite directions which shows the fluid nature of the sign. Pisces Basics Ruler: Jupiter & Neptune Exultation: Venus Natural House: 12th house Fall: Mercury Quality: Mutable Detriment: Mercury Element: Water Polarity: Negative /… Continue reading Traditional Correspondences: Pisces
Is the Age of Aquarius coming or is it already here? In this extract from his book Culture, Crisis and Creativity, Dane Rudhyar explores what makes a New Age and how we can work towards its realization and draw the future towards us: “If one asks: Does the idea of a New Age now beginning,… Continue reading The New Age Myth
Myths reveal the meaning of deep structures in the human mind. In this extract from his book Culture, Crisis and Creativity, Dane Rudhyar explores how we can find a more meaningful place for ourselves in the cosmos using astrology: “As I have conceived and presented it astrology should be considered a powerful myth, perhaps one… Continue reading The Myth of Astrology
Most people don’t know what astrology is. They think it’s about how the planets and stars affect us down here on earth and that it’s used for predicting events. Astrology is seen as entertainment for gullible fools, and the way it’s often presented in newspapers, magazines and online just reinforces that view. This is a… Continue reading Spiritual Awakening with Astrology
“Traditional human power structures and their reign of darkness are about to be rendered obsolete.” – Buckminster Fuller We have reached a turning point in human history. It goes by many names – the Spiritual Revolution, or Consciousness Revolution, the Tipping Point, the Great Turning, the Shift, Awakening, Ascension, and the Age of Aquarius. I call… Continue reading How to Steal Fire from the Gods
Astrology is an ancient symbolic system of psychology that works through the principles of hermetic philosophy: as above, so below. It isn’t about fortune telling or prediction, and doesn’t make things happen. The relationship between the movement of the planets and our experience is not causal but synchronistic. Used properly, astrology is another way of making meaning;… Continue reading What is Astrology?
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Every age has its own flavour and feel. Looking at the world around us these days, it’s hard to avoid the sense of chaos, upheaval and general decay. History is pockmarked with revolution, interspersed by periods of relative tranquillity. Have you ever wondered how these times of change come about? One way to attempt understanding is… Continue reading Zeitgeist: Revolution
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