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Saturn Square Pluto
by Jeff Jawer
On November 15 serious Saturn in Libra makes the first of three stressful squares with powerful Pluto in Capricorn that mark a major step toward reshaping the world.
11/3/2009
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Saturn in Libra
by Ed Tamplin
Saturn is now in Libra, as it is in the United States chart. Astrologer Ed Tamplin looks at this major planetary ingress in light of U.S. and international events.
10/30/2009
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Mercury Not Retrograde
by Jeff Jawer
The planet of information turned direct on May 30 in solid Taurus, but there are some slippery spots in the road ahead.
6/2/2009
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The Moon's Nodes
by Elizabeth Spring
The Nodes answer questions of soul purpose and life direction, not from the perspective of ego and personal ambition, but from the Soul’s perspective.
5/29/2009
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The Soul Purpose
by Jeff Jawer
Jeff Jawer looks at his friend David Railey's revised edition of The Soul Purpose, one of the most important books yet on the Moon's Nodes.
3/20/2009
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Pluto in Capricorn
by Ed Tamplin
Ed Tamplin tracks Pluto in Capricorn's role in transforming history from the days of ancient Rome to the American Revolution.
1/25/2008
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Uranus in Pisces
by Therese Murphy
Revolutionary Uranus began its seven-year stay in spiritual Pisces on March 10, 2003.
1/1/2008
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The Astrology of Menopause
by Elizabeth Spring
Menopause is tracked through three planetary cycles: Uranus opposite Uranus, the Chiron return, and the second Saturn return.
11/30/2007
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Saturn in Virgo
by Ed Tamplin
Australian astrologer Ed Tamplin looks back at previous periods of Saturn in Virgo with an eye on what its next visit there might bring.
8/31/2007
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Curtain of Fate
by Elizabeth Spring
A look at the oscillating patterns of Saturn and Uranus—of contraction and expansion, of constructing and deconstructing.
7/13/2007
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When I'm Sixty-three
by Elizabeth Spring
At each Uranus cycles—at 21 and 42 and 63 and 84—we get a new chance to answer the voice within us that calls for more unique individuality.
4/27/2007
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Between Past & Presence
by Bill Streett
Eric Meyers' new book, Between Past & Presence: A Spiritual View of the Moon & Sun, is reviewed by astrologer Bill Streett.
3/30/2007
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Soul-Sick Nation
by Katherine James
Astrologer Jessica Murray's new book, an in-depth astro-analysis of the United States, is reviewed by Katherine James.
1/26/2007
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Finding Your Write Niche
by Donna Cunningham
What does a writing signature consist of? Naturally, we would think of Mercury first, and yet a strong Mercury does not automatically make you a writer—what it makes you is a communicator.
10/27/2006
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Indispensable Tyl
by Donnalyn Kirchner
Astrologers of all levels of experience can benefit from Noel Tyl's exceptional DVDs.
9/1/2006
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Uranus: The Constant of Change
by Bill Streett
Bill Streett's forward to Uranus: The Constant of Change introduces us to Eric Meyers' exciting new book.
7/18/2005
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Being and Becoming
by Jeff Jawer
The natal chart doesn’t breathe, it doesn’t bleed, it doesn’t grow. Humans, however, jump off the page and make choices.
9/29/2003
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Nurturing Neptune: Care of the Soul
by Marguerite Elsbeth
The planet Neptune symbolizes our psyches and our dreams. Here are some care and feeding tips to keep your Neptune in top shape.
6/25/2003
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Uranus in Pisces, Part 2
by Therese Murphy
Ingress charts for Uranus in Pisces in 2003 and 1919 are explored and compared to the US Sagittarius rising chart.
3/13/2003
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Jupiter Opposite Neptune
by Jeff Jawer
Jupiter and Neptune are in opposition with one another, just as they were at the beginning of the Vietnam War.
2/10/2003
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Quaoar
by Philip Sedgwick
The Kuiper Object Quaoar is the largest new body found in the solar system since Pluto's discovery in 1930.
10/11/2002
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Two Degrees of Scorpio
by John Whalen
While Venus is retrograde, Mars pursues her, but falls short by two degrees of Scorpio.
10/10/2002
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Saturn-Pluto Revisited
by Jeff Jawer
The opposition between Saturn in Gemini and Pluto in Sagittarius is technically over, but its effects will be with us for years.
9/20/2002
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Ceres, Goddess of the Environment
by Michael WolfStar
The asteroid Ceres was named for the Goddess of the Harvest, and is now is a symbol of the environmental movement.
9/19/2002
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Biblical Insights
by Kelly Lee Phipps
There's considerable evidence supporting the importance and meaning of astrology in the Bible.
8/1/2002
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Six Degrees of Jupiter
by Gail Kavanagh
The popularity of the game Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon could be linked to the actor's Jupiter-North Node connection.
7/21/2002
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Writing Ability
by John Hayes
Mercury's aspects to other planets in the natal chart provide insights into writing talent and styles.
7/19/2002
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Astrology's Archaic Truths
by Jeff Jawer
Astrology's Earth-centered perspective can help us reconnect with our senses, which have been refuted by "objective" science.
6/27/2002
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We Are The Transits
by Jeff Jawer
Every transit is two-way conversation allowing us to have real communication with and influence on the planets.
6/20/2002
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Astro-Ecology
by Jeff Jawer
Our culture has fallen out of balance with the Earth. Astrology can help by remedy this by reminding us that we live on a planet.
6/13/2002
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Creative Prediction
by Jeff Jawer
The purpose of astrology may be more than trying to predict the future, but to help create it in symbolically appropriate ways.
6/6/2002
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Venus Elements
by John Whalen
Love is magic, and Venus is its guiding planet. Looking at the element of Venus in a birth chart is a helpful guide to making this heart-opening connection.
2/14/2002
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Outer Planets 2002
by Jeff Jawer
This is a table of the outer planet aspects, sign changes, stations, as well as eclipses, for 2002.
1/2/2002
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The Gift of the Magi
by Rick Levine
Astrology played a prominent role in the founding of Christianity. The Wise Men were astrologers. What was the Star of Bethlehem?
12/24/2001
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Sagittarius and the Holiday Spirit
by Courtney Roberts Conrad
With all its Sagittarius buildup, the ho-ho-ho and high spirits, Christmas is actually a Capricorn holiday.
12/20/2001
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Scorpio: Beyond Reason
by Jeff Jawer
Sometimes shy, sometimes passionate Scorpio is a mystery to many people. This look below the surface reveals some of this sign's many secrets.
10/24/2001
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The New Global Perspective
by Rick Levine
Saturn-Pluto cycles correlate with the rise and fall of civilizations. How does the current Saturn-Pluto opposition fit into the flow of history?
10/20/2001
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Astrological Secrets of Washington, DC
by Pythia Peay
Horoscopes cast for government buildings and numerous public zodiacs as well as astrological motifs indicate knowledge and use of astrology by the nation's founders.
9/19/2001
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Beth Alpha Synagogue’s Zodiac Floor
by Marcia Masino
In 1928, Israeli farmers discovered the remains of a fifth century synagogue's pillars and walls. The greatest surprise came when they unearthed an almost completely intact zodiac mosaic floor.
5/31/2001
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Attack on Kepler College: A Modern Inquisition
by Rick Levine
A recent attack on the Kepler College of Astrological Arts and Sciences by the Chancellor of Boston University reveals that prejudice can obscure the judgment of a highly educated academic.
5/18/2001
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Battlefield: Education
by Courtney Roberts Conrad
The education signs of Gemini and Sagittarius are currently seeing quite a bit of astrological action, provoking hot debates over public education and who is going to pay for it.
4/17/2001
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The Terrible Twos
by Pat Lantz
The fiery bursts of energy and refusal to cooperate with authority that characterize the so-called "terrible twos" can be viewed astrologically through the cycle of Mars, the planet of self-assertion.
4/13/2001
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Venus and Mars Retrograde:
Looking Back, Looking Within
by Eric Francis
Both Venus and Mars, the relationship planets, are now in hot, outgoing fire signs. However, Venus has recently turned retrograde and Mars will soon follow, switching our focus from outer life to inner realities and past relationships.
3/13/2001
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Imbolc: In the Belly of the Stars
by Eric Francis
The modern celebration of Ground Hog Day has its roots in the ancient pagan holiday Imbolc and the symbolism of the astrological sign Aquarius.
2/1/2001
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Washington's Astrological Secrets
by Marcia Masino
Horoscopes cast for government buildings and numerous public zodiacs as well as astrological motifs indicate knowledge and use of astrology by the nation's founders.
1/15/2001
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Washington's Astrological Secrets
by Marcia Masino
Horoscopes cast for government buildings and numerous public zodiacs as well as astrological motifs indicate knowledge and use of astrology by the nation's founders.
1/15/2001
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Tracking Orion the Hunter
by Kelley Hunter
Orion the hunter is one of the best-known constellations. Its astronomy and mythology make it even more interesting to watch as it stalks across the winter sky.
1/4/2001
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The Capricorn Christmas Eclipse
by Courtney Roberts Conrad
A special Christmas present awaits us this year, although it’s in the sky over our tree, rather than under it.
12/21/2000
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When Lightning Strikes: The Shocking Story
by Valerie Vaughan
During one second of time, about 100 lightning bolts strike somewhere on the Earth. What can astrology tell us about these dramatic acts of nature?
12/18/2000
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Horary of the Month: December
by Lee Lehman
Lee answers a woman's question about whether she will be able to save money for a trip and if the trip is even a good idea in the first place.
12/13/2000
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The Astrological Tarot Deck
by Marcia Masino
The Minchiate is a rare and highly-prized tarot deck from Renaissance Florence that combines the symbolism of the tarot with astrology.
12/11/2000
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The Infant, the Moon, Mom and Emotions
by Pat Lantz
An infant's Moon sign can provide parents with information about the type of environment and emotional response that will make their baby feel secure and happy.
11/28/2000
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Genetically Modified Foods
by Ricky Corcilius and Dany Falconer Flint
Astrology gives us insight into the current trend of genetically modified foods and the power struggles behind their use.
11/15/2000
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Astrology Looks at a Skeptic
by Anthony Louis
Michael Shermer has made a living off of debunking the claims of psychics, mediums and practitioners of the paranormal. A look at his chart shows why he may have found the perfect career.
11/12/2000
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Of Plants and Planets: Mars
by Maggie Anderson
Plants of Mars seem to attack us with thorns and other prickly parts. While some feel we'd be better off with only user-friendly plants, Martian plants add spice to our lives.
11/11/2000
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Michael Shermer: Astrology Looks at a Skeptic
by Anthony Louis
Michael Shermer has made a career of debunking the claims of mediums, psychics and practitioners of the paranormal. A look at his birth chart shows what goes on in the mind of a skeptic.
10/25/2000
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Horary of the Month: October
by Lee Lehman
Lee answers a question regarding whether or not a celebrity musician should go to Barbados to get away from it all.
10/11/2000
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Of Plants and Planets: Jupiter
by Maggie Anderson
Plants and flowers ruled by Jupiter make a visual statement that people understand as shared beauty and pleasure.
10/7/2000
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Travel with Electional Astrology
by Bruce Scofield
One of the greatest uses for electional astrology is travel. The astrological conditions of the moment of your depature reveal much about how the trip will unfold.
9/30/2000
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The Kursk: Things Fall Apart
by Eric Francis
When the Kursk nuclear submarine sank on August 12, another veil of the Iron Curtain was lifted to reveal a country being shaken at its roots.
9/20/2000
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Horary of the Month: September
by Lee Lehman
In the second installment of this monthly series, Lee answers a question about bringing a new pet into the family.
9/13/2000
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Gambling: Let the Good Times Roll
by Ricky Corcilius and Dany Falconer Flint
Ka-ching! The year-long conjunction of Pluto and Chiron in Sagittarius is bringing with it a worldwide obsession with gambling and the lottery.
9/12/2000
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Downloading Cosmic Mind Through Ritual
by Barbara Schermer
A ritual is an action for a specific purpose performed with intention. We can time our rituals with astrology for maximum effect.
9/3/2000
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Air Rage
by Philip Sedgwick
Air rage has been big news lately, as more and more cases are reported. Outer planets Uranus, Neptune and Pluto tell the story.
8/23/2000
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Human Genetics: O Brave New World!
by John M. Whalen
On June 26, President Clinton held a press conference to announce that science has begun to unravel the mysteries of genetic coding. Let's have a look at the chart for this historic moment.
8/16/2000
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Horary of the Month: August
by J. Lee Lehman
In the first installment of a new monthly series, Lee tackles a question from a man about his romantic relationships.
8/16/2000
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Martin Luther: Ecumenical Evolution
by Philip Sedgwick
Recently, Episcopal Church leaders approved a pact with the largest Lutheran denomination in the United States. This historic effort comes under the auspices of Pluto in Sagittarius and Jupiter in Gemini.
8/13/2000
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Of Plants and Planets: Saturn
by Maggie Anderson
A well-tended garden is a real-life representation of a responsible and productive life, things associated with the planet Saturn.
8/5/2000
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Palmistry and Astrology Part Three
by Sasha Fenton
How do the ancient symbols of astrology and palmistry connect? In part three of this series we examine where to find the Moon, Neptune, Pluto, Mars and Uranus in the hand.
7/23/2000
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Palmistry and Astrology Part Two
by Sasha Fenton
Sasha Fenton continues her exploration of the similarities and differences between palmistry and astrology.
7/16/2000
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Stargazing: Astronomy for Astrologers
by M. Kelley Hunter
Looking up to the night sky in August, we see the summer constellations that paint their stories in the stars. Offering many images to enrich our interpretations of astrology, the eternal stars guide our lives.
7/15/2000
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Go Figure!
Newspaper Astrologers: How Do They Do It?
by Eric Francis
Ever read a newspaper horoscope that provided a flash of insight from seemingly out of nowhere, and wondered how it could be so accurate? Here's the secret of how these columns are
created.
7/12/2000
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Survivor: Candid Camera Runs Amok
by John Whalen
With shows like Survivor and The Real World topping the ratings, voyeuristic television is hot. Can astrology explain this new trend in "entertainment?"
7/8/2000
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Spicing Up Mercury Retrograde
by Eric Francis
Tired of reading the same old stuff about Mercury retrograde? Then hold on to your hat (and hard drive) as Eric Francis gives us a whirlwind tour of Mercury retrograde.
7/6/2000
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Animals and Astrology Part Two
by Jonathan Keyes
By observing and connecting to animals in nature, we become more attuned to the natural cycles and rhythms of life. It is helpful to work with animals that connect to our astrological charts through their affiliation with earth, air, fire or water.
7/3/2000
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Is There a Moving Van in Your Future?
by Alice DeVille
Have you felt cramped for space recently when you look around your home? One reason for the restlessness could be the movement of one of the outer planets in a key area of your chart.
6/28/2000
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A Blast From The Past: Remembering Mt. St. Helens
by Sharyn Smith
Washington state residents recently observed the twenty-year anniversary of the devastating eruption of Mt. St. Helens, the most destructive volcanic eruption ever recorded in the United States.
6/21/2000
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Palmistry and Astrology
by Sasha Fenton
Palmistry and astrology share several ideas in common, but the two arts have drifted apart as each has been modernized. A look at the symbolism of palmistry gives us a glimpse into the world of astrology before modern psychology.
6/18/2000
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Gardening by the Signs of the Moon
by Maggie Anderson
Did you know that certain signs are better than others for planting vegetables, flowers and trees? Once you gather your bumper harvest, you’ll realize how easy it is to garden with the Moon as your helper.
6/17/2000
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Animals and Astrology
by Jonathan Keyes
Animals can act as powerful allies and healers of our souls if we take the time to watch them and take their spirit into our hearts. Here's how to find an animal ally that is associated with the predominant elements in your birth chart.
6/12/2000
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Star-energy and Seven Centers
by Marguerite Elsbeth
Each of the body's seven energy centers, or chakras, is related to one of the seven "classic" planets. By balancing these centers, we can achieve better mental and physical health.
6/11/2000
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Between Sky and Mind: The Lunar Link to Sanity
by Valerie Vaughan
Do changes in the lunar cycle affect mental health? For every experiment that supports the lunar effect, many more show no apparent relationship. Why then do people persist in believing in this lunar effect?
6/10/2000
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When Jupiter and Saturn Meet
by Pierz Newton-John
On May 28, Jupiter and Saturn will align in the sky. This major conjunction happens every 20 years, and marks an important shift in our collective values.
5/25/2000
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Gardening by the Phases of the Moon
by Maggie Anderson
Pliny the Elder did it, and so did Benjamin Franklin and your great grandma as well! Learn how to plant a great garden by the phases of the Moon.
5/13/2000
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Home Sweet Home
by Alice DeVille
Looking for a new place to live? The Fourth House of your birth chart can help you understand your true needs in a home.
5/10/2000
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Using the Moon’s Cycles Part 2
by Bruce Scofield
For centuries, people have used the cycles of the Moon to time everything from planting their gardens to fishing. Here is how the Moon's cycles work.
4/29/2000
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Using the Moon’s Cycles Part 1
by Bruce Scofield
For centuries, people have used the cycles of the Moon to time everything from planting their gardens to fishing. Here is how the Moon's cycles work.
4/22/2000
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All Those Planets in Taurus!
by Lynn Bell
By May, there will be seven heavenly bodies together in Taurus, an unusual gathering of all the visible planets.
4/12/2000
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Astro-Zen
by John M. Whalen
Zen is both a way of meditation and a life path. Astrology and Zen together can help us express the positive energy of the signs.
4/9/2000
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Accidents
by Valerie Vaughan
Sometimes Mars, the planet of cars, meets Neptune and accidents happen.
4/8/2000
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It's Mercury Retrograde Time!
by Bruce Scofield
Having a hard time getting things in gear to move forward lately? Mercury is retrograde, so it's a great time to redo, rework and reconnect.
2/26/2000
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Your Astrological Navigation System
by Bruce Scofield
Want to know the best time to buy a car, get married, or take a trip? Electional astrology can help you make informed choices.
2/12/2000
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Interview with the Messenger
by Alice DeVille
The planet Mercury comes to StarIQ for a job interview, ready to strut his stuff and prove that he's essential to the success of your business.
1/26/2000
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The Deconstructed Horoscope
by Jeff Jawer
The natal chart is meant to help us grow. Sometimes we need to tear it apart to put ourselves back together.
11/28/1999
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House Cusps and Systems
by Jeff Jawer
Houses are among the most important, but misunderstood tools for chart interpretation. Some fundamentals are addressed here.
11/20/1999
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