Understanding Astrology
Advanced AstrologyVarious professional Articles
Liz GreeneArticles and Interviews
IntroductionA Brief Introduction to Astrology
Robert HandEarly History of Astrology
First Steps in AstrologyAn Introduction not only for kids, by Liz Greene
Dana GerhardtArticles and Columns
Mapping the PsycheAn Introduction to Psychological Astrology, by Clare Martin
The Journalof the Astrological Association of Great Britain
Astrology & PsychologyCarl Gustav Jung's Analytical Psychology & Astrology
Daily Life with AstrologyComic, Cinema & Colums
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The Cinemascope is meant to give an overview of current movies and their main themes from an astrosemiotical perspective (i.e.: regarding film as semiotic system and translating it into the astrological semiotic system). A well made movie not only has a story and a certain theme, it also provides a special atmosphere, a certain feeling and it draws us into its very own world.
The frequently cited quest for peace and harmony definitely is a main Libra-feature, as it can be easily recognized in Libra’s characteristic elegance und sophisticated style, furthermore in its distinctive sense of both aesthetics and justice, and certainly in its considerate civility, which helps to improve human relations and make them more agreeable.
There are wonderful questions to tax the mind of enthusiastic astrology
students here. How to get one’s head around the seemingly outgoing Sun-Jupiter
conjunction in Leo falling in the distinctly not outgoing 12th house? Of
course, when one knows the story all becomes clear. Christopher Milne is
better known as Christopher Robin from Winnie the Pooh.
In a world undergoing such fundamental and rapid transformation on all fronts, what role can be played by the newly thriving yet still marginalized practice of astrology – at once the gold standard of superstition in our culture, yet for the initiated, capable of uniquely illuminating virtually every realm of human experience? How can we hold this paradox? And what might be the historical role of the astrological community itself, carrying principles and perspectives so contrary to the mainstream culture’s assumptions about the nature of the cosmos?
In May 2013, the developers of the Astrodienst sound chart have published
the CD "Planetenmusik / music of the spheres".
This carefully produced CD makes the movements of the planets around the Earth
audible by employing different instrumentations.
The linguist, George Lakoff is a strategy coach for the Democratic Party; and he’s famous for teaching the importance of cognitive frames. If we envision messages as food for thought, then cognitive frames deliver the vitamins. Most of the frames in use (and this extends beyond politics) are based on polarized pairs. In other words, emphasis is placed on duality.
Astrologers understand something about our solar system's design that astronomers do not. By studying the cosmic clockworks and coming to recognize the patterns these give rise to, star seers witness a Divine Order at work. Astrologers seek and find cosmic concordance and directly witness the handiwork of The Master Clockmaker. 
The following analyses show how the metaphorical T-cross composed of Jupiter, Uranus, and Pluto will influence specific areas of your life, as represented by the astrological houses. Discover what you're apt to personally encounter by referring to the section applicable to your Rising Sign. 
Dana Gerhardt's new series helps you to understand the zodiac sign archetypes at a deeper level. By telling the mythical story of the twelve labors of Hercules, the author illuminates the lesson that each of the astrological signs represents. Pisces, the 12th sign of the zodiac, is related to Hercules' tenth labor - the Cattle of Geryon. Pisces
Since the mid-1990s, the so-called "Vedic astrology" has experienced a remarkable boom in America. Hence not only the Hindu sidereal Zodiac was imported to the west, but also other techniques of Hindu astrology and even spiritual concepts of the Vedic culture. By designating this astrology as "Vedic" - i.e. connecting it with the sacred writings of Hinduism, the Vedas - they allege that this astrology has a spiritual background, and ultimately goes back to divine revelation. Vedic Astrology - critically examined
Richard Idemon was among the pioneers who introduced psychology to astrology in the 1970s and 1980s. His books "Through the Looking Glass" and "The Magic Thread" give a lively impression of his work which was revolutionary at that time. They preserve a wonderful spirit which is still inspiring readers today. Being out of print for a while they have a revival now as reprints thanks to the Wessex Astrologer. Astrological Basics
This
short online introduction can help make you familiar with most of the astrological
techniques and give you a basic understanding of how it's all done. Topics: The Planets, Elements, the Signs, the House System,
Houses and Aspects.
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14-Jul-2014, 01:09 UT/GMT | ||||
 | Sun | 21 |  | 33' 0" |
 | Moon | 13 |  | 58'30" |
 | Mercury | 0 | | 50'42" |
 | Venus | 24 |  | 32' 7" |
 | Mars | 24 |  | 1'16" |
 | Jupiter | 29 | | 28'14" |
 | Saturn | 16 |  | 40'53"r |
 | Uranus | 16 |  | 28'56" |
 | Neptune | 7 |  | 17'39"r |
 | Pluto | 12 |  | 2'57"r |
 | TrueNode | 23 | | 59'50"r |
 | Chiron | 17 | | 30'37"r |
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