Continuing the discussion of the asteroid Pallas (Athena), this month the focus shifts from her connection to the immune system to that concerning voting rights.… Read More »Pallas & Voting Rights Amidst Pandemics
In 1986, asteroid pioneer Eleanor Bach proposed that Pallas (a surname of Athena) is connected to the immune system which protects the body against invasion… Read More »Pallas, Coronavirus, & Immune System
My friend and colleague Brenda Wilson alerted me to the movement of the asteroid Wuhan and its synchronicity with timing of the current pandemic. I… Read More »Asteroid Wuhan
We are now in the midst of the eclipse season summer. During solar eclipses, the dark starry heavens normally obscured by the broad light of… Read More »Ceres and the Dramatic Story of Triplets Separated at Birth
Uranus’ entry into Taurus is the big celestial event of the season that sets a tone for the next seven years. The planet steps into… Read More »Gaia Disrupted with Uranus in Taurus
Sending you all the very best wishes for the turning of year on this Winter Solstice. In the Northern hemisphere, the rebirth and increase of… Read More »Super Saturn Renewal – A Saturnalia Solstice Message
Beginning in the 19th century, over 100 frying-pan shaped vessels that date to 4400 to 2000 BCE have been found on the Cycladic Greek islands… Read More »Cycladic Era “Frying Pans” and Hellenistic Time Lords
I have just returned from Greece where I participated in an exquisite international conference in Crete hosted by Hakan Kirkoglu. The ambiance, hospitality, and quality… Read More »Mythic Asteroids in Wonder Woman
The most basic timing method used by almost every ancient astrologer was called the “minor years of the planets.” This method first appears in Babylonian… Read More »An Ancient Timing Technique that Still Carries Weight
A warm hello to everyone for the Spring Equinox this month, a time that ushers in dynamic fresh warming breezes and Persephone’s annual rebirth witnessed… Read More »Moonlight, Chiron, and the Solar Eclipses