Barbault referred to the constellation as “the cemetery of the zodiac.” The depiction is accurate, if morbid, because Scorpio is the master of both life and death. The Scorpion is …
Month: October 2014
The Astrology of Space Exploration
Here is a look at the astrology of the exploration of our universe. We generally associate space with the planet Uranus and the sign of Aquarius. The symbol of Aquarius …
Jupiter Conjunct, Square, Opposite Pluto
Jupiter conjunct square or opposite Pluto can indicate a bottomless well of emotional fortitude, it may also usher in life’s highs and lows to the extreme, so you might end …
Mercury in the 1st House
Those with Mercury in the 1st house have a powerful need for self-expression through communication, and they convey a searching and investigative attitude to life. We often find that they …
Low Self Worth, Self-Hatred and Feeling Unlovable
Astrologers believe our birth charts carry inherent predispositions that influence our behavior and thought patterns, providing a unique lens through which to understand and address issues like low self-esteem. Psychologists …
Uranus: Mind Over Matter
It was William James who made the observation that our first act of free will is the decision to believe in the existence of free will. Uranus is the most …
Mars: The Burning Coal
In astrology, the symbolism attributed to Mars goes beyond its astronomical role as the fourth planet from the Sun. Instead, it delves into its representation of an energetic force that …
The Water Houses: Too Much Psychoanalysis?
According to Freud, our dreams are “the royal way to the unconscious” because they reveal aspects of our “inner child,” “repressed nature,” and “dreaming selves” that we normally keep hidden …
The Ascendant: Two Versions of the Self
When we go out in public, we all put on a certain psychological facade, and the Ascendant in a chart symbolises that persona. When we get to know someone, we …