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Pictured above is a symbolic image representing a constellation that astronomers have named Orphiuchus, which has stirred up both controversy and confusion for skeptics and believers in astrology. So first, let me say that even though it was ASTROLOGERS who invented the science of astronomy in ancient times, the two disciplines today are not always mirrors of each other. Let's try to explain. Back when humans believed that the Sun rotated around the Earth, astrologers noticed

This morning the big fire planet Jupiter left its year long occupation of intense Scorpio to spend the next year+ in relationship focused Libra. As much as Jupiter is astrologically considered a positive energy of enthusiastic good fortune, it must always be remembered that Jupiter expands, even exaggerates, whatever it touches -- including the bad stuff. So when this planet is playing in the universe of relationships, we can expect the good ones to get better, but also for t

In the beginning, there were many gods and goddesses. Many of them were associated with Nature, agriculture, and fertility. Although the names obviously varied depending on language, culture, and the daily experiences encountered in different environments, it was generally universal to have deities for rain, fire, wind, rivers, sun, moon, plant growth, harvest, hunting, the fecundity of crops and people, and many more occurrences of what likely seemed like magic to the ancien