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Liz Greene (1946- )
Charismatic lecturer and prolific writer, at the forefront of the development of Psychological Astrology. In 1976 the publication of Liz’s second book Saturn: A New Look at an Old Devil immediately made Liz into a celebrity star in the astrological community.
Platonic Philosophy, Part 1: Introduction
It is said that when he was near death, Plato had a dream in which he saw himself changed into a swan that flew from tree to tree making it difficult to catch him. Of all the philosophers, Plato is perhaps the most difficult to feel that one has him and his meaning properly netted and secure.
Comets in Astrology
Comet Neowise has been big news in 2020! With an astrological and scientific history that goes back millennia, there are many possible meanings for these celestial visitors.
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Replicated Study Enhances Astrological Claims
If research results can be replicated, it means results are more likely to be correct, and future predictions can be made. The more certainty we have, the more useful the research and the more accurate future predictions will be.
Astrological Terms Hiding Everywhere in Plain Sight
The English Language has many words whose etymology is derived from astrology. Is it lunacy to consider that the flu disaster chronology has anything to do with astrology – even on a Sunday? In case you missed them, the above sentence contains six astrology-derived words!
A Different Approach to Astrology Research
Based on Charles Harvey's presentation for Kepler Day in London 1994. He discusses a different model for astrology research based on astrological elements and Carl Jung's four functions.