I continue to consider the idea, progressed charts should be elevated. I’ve been in astrology all my life and can tell you, thirty years ago, a good percentage of astrologers used the progressed chart over the Natal. I recall mentioning this here or there, but not in the last twenty years. I was getting good […]
I stupidly posted, Compelling Evidence Progressed Charts Work, without thinking it through. This post is to clarify things. I was taken by what these personality scores for my natal chart vs my progressed illustrated. It was like hitting a rich vein of sorts. I love to study trends and patterns and variables and whatnot. I
Friday night’s post-new Moon in Scorpio trines retro Saturn in Pisces and continues on through the sign. Imagine a top: You spin it and set it down; it revolves quickly, in precisely the same location and orientation you’ve set it. Friday night’s mood is in that groove, strong and invisibly supported.
Many feel anxious, with cause! I know I’m more optimistic than most astrologers. I have learned to trust the charts, as they do deliver. I could say, it will be better, post the new moon or post the election or when Saturn turns direct, but astrologically speaking, there is no basis for that. I have
Hey, everyone! I just got a notice, the cost to send my newsletter will increase 150%, mid-December. It’s way too high! I am working to reconfigure things, to get the cost down. The new cost is based not only on the number of subscribers, but the number of emails sent, monthly. I got on the
I posted about personality scores, based on your Natal chart. This morning someone asked for the scores for their Progressed chart. Hmm. I never thought of doing this, so I sent the gal her scores and then looked at my own. Jeez, Louise! This is a way to see how you’ve morphed. It’s shocking! I
Saturn will turn direct under a full moon in Taurus on November 15th, 2024. Most will welcome this as it’s been very hard to exit the morass with Saturn (and Neptune) retrograde in Pisces. Many people imagine they are failing, but it’s a mirage. I’m hoping marking this date, will help you wrap up your
We don’t seem to hear about, grieving, anymore. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross is the last person to have anything important to say about it…and that was more than 50 years ago. I think video games and tv programs and the like are jam-packed with death. These deaths are shocking, but the characters almost always, “move on”, immediately.
