On Mars squaring the Nodes There’s an old idea — or better yet, a tradition — that relates to creating images (statues often) of gods as an invitation for them to inhabit them. From Hellenistic Egypt reaching back to Sumer, across the Mediterranean, and in India today, these practices which…

…on the Mars/Pluto opposition “Lord make me pure, just not yet” St. Augustine Supposedly, we have around 25,920 breaths per day; it matches the number of years of the Platonic year-an entire precessional cycle. A quick Google search says it’s 22,000. Bard (Google’s AI) says 20,000. And being that I’ve never counted, all of…

…On Jupiter’s ingress and Mercury’s station in Taurus On April 20th, as millions gathered in parks to worship a female plant or watch an eclipse, a rocket called the Starship had its first test run. Depending on where you read the news, it was either a success or a complete failure. The goal of the mission is to…

…On the Lunar Eclipse in Scorpio 5 May 2023, 15:14:11 UTC; 14º58' Scorpio I’ve noticed an abnormal amount of fear swarming about the upcoming eclipse. Compared to say the Great American Eclipse back in 2017, the trepidation is literally night and day. It’s not because it’s a total one; it’s…

…On Mercury’s cazimi between eclipses Our memories are fading. We could blame the machines, what they are putting in the food, or the way in which our attention is so easily goaded into empty narratives, but blame is an odious tool. The lack of unifying stories has had an effect, and so too does the…

…On Venus square Saturn When Pascal said, “…we all have a god-shaped hole in us, which can only be filled up by God,” he was referencing the Christian god, seen through his son Jesus Christ. …

…v2 of Zoma and the return of what we knew was inevitable Back in 2018, I did a podcast with a friend of mine where we revealed what we had been working on for nearly 7 years. We teamed up with some of the smartest programmers and language model specialists from around the world to create the first A.I. Astrologer. We named…

…On Mars Out-of-Bounds, its shadows, and Mercury’s cazimi The day was October 22nd of 22' when Mars decided to step out of bounds. It was just a week before it stationed retrograde (Oct 30th, 25º Gemini) and over a month since the pre-shadow began (passing past 8º Gemini). When a planet moves out-of-bounds it is 23°27' north or…

…brought to you by Phi, Venus, and Mercury There are many pills out there to take. Most should be avoided, yet there are a few we may want to consider taking. I am not a doctor, nor am I going to pretend to be one in this little piece. …