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Search ArticlesA FAITHLESS SEASON
A Faithless Season that cardinal plush so stiff we break through all at once; no snotty trail for faith to follow, moon burning if only, oh, distance wouldn't keep getting in her way; mashed between fumble and hurt, pressure thumbing through distinct archaic venus desperate chain dragging, steel making, won't you just recognize her?
Happy Libra season!
It is the equinox so the day hours are equal to night hours. In the northern hemisphere it’s the fall equinox, and southern spring. I’m in Berlin, so that’s the sky I write under, except the weekly horoscopes I publish for Vice are written with the eastern time zone, northern hemisphere. If day is life and night death, Libra season marks a gate into a so…
Alternate channels
Today Mercury trines Pluto, which can reveal alternate channels. This happens three times this year... I delineated in a recent pay-walled Substack post (which I will tease you with here): September 27 Mercury retrograde trine Pluto (also on September 22 and October 8). Occult knowledge. Those who get it, get it. Buried memories resurfacing to parse throu…
Full moon eclipse 16° Taurus
On November 8th there’s a full moon eclipse in Taurus. Eclipses are shocking and revealing, and this one doubly so. Groundbreaking, game changing information is coming out. It’s activating the Saturn/Uranus square that astrologers have been associating with these times of political insurgency, reactionary wing nuts, and rebellion in any which way which …
Boredom and restlessness
Boredom and restlessness Nihilism’s anxiety One hand washes the other Zombie sheep circling Lashing out against the void We R[ ] the Machine The Call of Cthulhu Rouses masses The Queen is Dead Scattered out of line when their hill is crushed Like a chicken with its head cut off! Bug melting on hot stone. Cannot move without pain. The ant grips the massive Dorito under… This post is for paid subscribers This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please turn on JavaScript or unblock scripts
Mars in Gemini 2022-23
Here I get into the astronomical and astrological significance of Mars retrograde as well as a full outline of aspects that Mars will make in Gemini from its ingress into Gemini until it leaves for Cancer in March!
September's Mercury Retrograde
Mercury’s retrograde. It started in Libra at 8º on Saturday, September 10 and ends in Virgo three weeks later on October 11 at 24º. You’re probably already familiar with the frequency of Mercury retrograde. It happens three or four times per year. If you’re looking for the astrological interpretation of Mercury retrograde, I wrote about it with Annabel Gat here. Mercury makes no moral judgement. It’s data.
some texts to keep you occupied
Since I am still working on fresh content, I thought I’d do a quick roundup of some nice things to read or revisit. A little reminder so that these delineations don’t get dusty.
This weekend's full moon
If you’re not already on my Telegram channel, you might have not gotten the link to read about this weekend’s full moon. Annabel Gat, introduces the Aries full moon, and I helped her with delineating the sky right now, if your weekly horoscope wasn’t enough info (I know sometimes we simply need more). We write: The sun applies to a trine (a harmonious ali…
new moon solar eclipse 2º Scorpio
There’s a new moon, solar eclipse in Scorpio on 25 October (in both Europe and the US). Whenever I start to get a little scared of eclipses, I feel like a cavewoman hiding out because the sun has disappeared, which must mean that we all angered God. It will start raining fire any moment, now. O, the baleful rays! Something about eclipses bring out a primal physiologically psychological response in me.