Between Two Worlds

Dear Friend and Reader: We’re about to experience the last of three closely-related eclipses — a partial solar eclipse that occurs on Friday at 4:54 am EDT. This eclipse will be in Cancer, and is the first in a cycle of eclipses that span far into the future. Centuries from now, astrologers will look back … Read more

Clarence Clemons: Centaur of the Saxophone

Link to Original From the churches to the jails, tonight all is silence in the world As we take our stand, down in jungleland Dear Friend and Reader: As you may have heard, Clarence Clemons, the saxophonist for the E Street Band, died in Florida on Saturday. One of the most beloved figures in all … Read more

On the Solstice, Mars square Neptune, then Chiron

Dear Friend and Reader: I’ve been describing the solstice and the eclipses that surround it for weeks on end. Click back through the prior issues linked on the top left and you can review some of what I’ve said — there’s plenty of new stuff that will emerge when you do. If astrology is a … Read more

Cardinal Cross, Revisited

Dear Friend and Reader: For the past couple of years we have been living under the influence of an alignment in the cardinal signs — Pluto arriving in Capricorn in 2008, followed by Saturn and Uranus making their way into Libra and Aries. These three powerhouses have been dancing around the early cardinal cross — … Read more

Honey Moon: Make Life, Not Death

By Gary P. Caton Traditionally, the Full Moon of June is sometimes called the Mead or Honey Moon. This is because after the flowering of the Earth in May, the hives are now full of honey at this time of the year. The honey can be fermented and made into mead, a kind of wine. … Read more