There are a few basic inquiries that comprise an astrologer’s bread and butter. One of the top three questions must be “Is this a good relationship?” Honestly, my eyebrows furrow when I hear this question. Don’t get me wrong. I am always inquisitive to find the answer and excited to evaluate the charts. The furrow forms because the client usually has an agenda and wants a “Yes.” Unfortunately, the answer may not be what the client wants to hear.

The marriage of creative media and communication technology was the great gift of the late 20th century. But what astrologically led to this integrative lifestyle, and how did it become ubiquitous with modern living? In this article, I shall explore how the Uranus–Neptune conjunction of the early 1990s occurred under very special circumstances, how it influenced the media we consume today, and how it was tested under extreme conditions in 2020.

“Prometheus is a kind of inspirational daimon. He is a force within the psyche that has access to knowledge of how the cosmic system works, and how to apply it to the everyday affairs of human beings.” In understanding this, we gain a truer sense of what Uranus is about.

In Australia as in many countries around the world, our native wildlife is being threatened. This is due to the natural habitat slowly being eradicated due to new housing developments, roads, pipelines, mining and other hallmarks of industrial developments. The majority of Australian’s couldn’t care less as to what is happening to the wild life as long as it does not impinge on their life style and happiness. But here is the story of one person who does.

If the boomers and the Generation X, the Pluto in Leo, Virgo and Libra, are the Facebook generations and the Pluto in Scorpio, often associated with the millennials, is the Instagram generation, then Pluto in Sagittarius, Generation Z, must be the Tik Tok generation. Social media habits change with each generation, and it certainly doesn’t take long before anyone is a dinosaur at the speed of which things are moving for the time being.

Forget the most common version of the Star of Bethlehem: it was not a Saturn-Jupiter conjunction that shone down on the baby Jesus, but Venus! In this scientifically based derivation, philosopher and archaeoastronomer Dieter Koch deciphers the reports from the Gospels and comes to a surprising conclusion.

It all started on Facebook, as a way of drawing attention to his services as an astrologer. Jean-Marc Pierson had studied astrology and was trying to make a living from it, so he started writing posts on Facebook. People told him he should write a book. So, he started a blog, never imagining that he would actually really write a book. Well, ultimately, he did end up doing exactly that!

We know there is a direct connection between astrology and mythology, but this is not neutral, but situated in a time and space, referring to the cultures of Greece and Rome: war was a core ethos, worshipping male gods, with women occupying secondary and suffering positions; mythical stories were instrumental to certain forms of production and organization, being a central part of that society and culture.

Astrodatabank is an extensive collection of horoscope data you can use free of charge for astrological research. The interview with Alois Treindl gives an insight into the beginnings and background of this valuable service.