Cancer has a strong need to feel safe and secure, and this drives them to remain vigilant to guard and defend their personal and national land. A person born under this constellation has an intense attachment to the known and Continue reading Cancer and the Water Signs
I finished reading The Lovely Bones the other day, and it’s a deeply traumatic story about a teenage girl who, after being raped and murdered watches life and her family from heaven. The story portrays dismembered and murdered children  are Continue reading The Lovely Bones: Alice Sebold
Crime charts used to be particularly interesting for me to study, mainly because the events, psychology, and everything surrounding them are extreme. I focused on this area of astrology a lot in the beginning of my learning. Lately, these charts Continue reading Thailand Backpacker Murders
Miss World winner, Linor Abargil, won the competition in 1998, only 6 weeks after being raped at knifepoint by her travel agent.  The trailer of the documentary made is really well worth watching, for more insight into what happened, along with the emotional impact, trial Continue reading Miss World Winner: Linor Abargil Raped
Libra in astrology, represents ideal relationships and embodies the setting sun when the solar fire is about to sink below the horizon. In psychology astrology, this is thought to epitomize the debilitation of the sun and is representational of the Continue reading Astrology Zone: Libra
The twelve houses of the horoscope chart the course of our human odyssey. This mystical circle suggests life is not a straight line from cradle to coffin but a cyclical dance, a looping spiral where beginnings and endings kiss and Continue reading The Astrology Houses: A Cyclic Journey
Through its many different manifestations, such as self-control, dreariness, and individual karma, the planet Saturn serves as a metaphor for those elements of one’s own personality that one wishes to keep hidden or denied from the rest of the world. Continue reading Saturn: Shadow and Rejection
Astrology interpreted through the use of ancient mythical trials The Labors of Hercules is written by Alice A. Bailey and is a reprint of articles that first appeared in the BEACON magazine between 1957 and 1958 and was eventually published as Continue reading The Labors of Hercules by Alice A. Bailey
The Moon is a mesmerizing entity, isn’t she? Forever balancing between light and shadow, an ever-changing yet timeless mirror for our deepest desires, fears, and latent mysteries. In astrology, she represents the uncharted waters of our inner lives. She’s our Continue reading Moon: Soul and Reflection
The symbol of Pisces – two fishes swimming in opposite directions – captures the essence of the human predicament: one fish swims in the direction of individuality and separateness, while the other fish swims in the direction of a more Continue reading Pisces: The Collective Call
In astrology, the Sun is a celestial body that carries profound symbolism, representing an all-encompassing vital force that courses through all human beings and the natural world. Often regarded as the radiant source of life, it serves as a beacon Continue reading Sun: The Art of Living
Jupiter boosts the amount of energy that Mars has, and this can have a variety of effects. For starters, there is normally a great deal of excitement for asserting the fundamental being, and the individual may likewise strongly encourage others, Continue reading Mars-Jupiter: Magic Bullet