In John Crowley’s masterwork Little, Big, there is a lady mage in it who encounters Saturn (Kronos). It’s a brief, yet profound exchange in which the main takeaway is this idea, “The ancient world was concerned with Time, this one is obsessed with Space. And they don’t understand each other.”…

Belief is a powerful drug. It connects us to what we think to be true. Images, ideas, and intonations of concepts larger than ourselves which resonate to a chord strung deep within our souls, belief is a tether to the unbelievable. The problem is, it’s not universal. Each of us…

The eclipse was hyped, and it seems like it lived up to the expectations. Even the Rolling Stone ran an article, focusing on the blood and pulling from some astrologers you may know, calling it a ‘shit show.’ Aside from mentioning the predictable talking points: “watch out for the rise…

The Moon shines on everything. When it waxes, the world is given more light to reflect; When waning, the light dims and the reflection turns inward. All our experiences can be seen through the Moon. What we feel about a subject or an occurrence is filtered through silvery threads, then…

We are officially in between eclipses. With the Solar Eclipse in our wake and the Lunar one awaiting us on a fresh patch of November, this liminality floats not just between shadowy lunations, but also among a few heavy-hitting transits. Whenever there are multiple inputs, it’s a challenge to find…

“If you’re falling, dive. The serpent supports the universe from beneath…’ -Joe Campbell Soon, much of Europe will be partially eclipsed. On October 25th, just before lunchtime, the New Moon will find itself in the shadowy bowels of Ketu (the South Node of the Moon). …

…On Mars square Neptune Depending on where you live, you are either in the calm before the storm, in it, or dealing with the aftermath. Aside from actual weather patterns where there isn’t much argument against just how dangerous they are, there are the proverbial storms we seem to be…

It’s been 16 years since Pluto was demoted. In August of 06' the International Astronomical Union (IAU) had decided this little icy ‘planet’ hadn’t cleared its neighborhood properly-that is, it lacks the gravitational dominance-to be considered a planet; So they named it a dwarf. Now, whether a dwarf planet or…

Energy is the power derived from the utilization of physical or chemical resources, especially to provide light, heat, and power for machines; it is also the strength and vitality required for sustained physical or mental activity. All of which originate with the Sun. Plants eat the light, we eat the…