Traditional Astrology
Space X Explosion
by Dorothy Kovach on Sep.01, 2016, under Traditional Astrology
Above is the chart for the explosion of the Space X rocket that was to bring Facebook Satellite to space to provide internet in the Sahara Desert in Africa. Do you see anything special ? This chart is up at Angelicus Merlin
http://tinyurl.com/SpaceX-go-BOOM
Fall Weather Forecast Washington DC
by Sue Miller on Oct.07, 2015, under Forecasts, Traditional Astrology, Weather
Washington DC Weather Forecast
Libra Ingress Chart Inclinations
September 25 – October 16th
By Sue Miller
September 25, 2015, Waxing Gibbous Moon
Thunderstorms (Mars square Saturn in 4th radix) (continue reading…)
Heads Up! The Astrological Almanac Sept 26-30th
by Kathy Watts on Sep.26, 2015, under Forecasts, Traditional Astrology
Heads Up!
The Astrological Almanac for Writers
by Kathy Watts
September 26th-30th 2015
(all times are PDT)
Sat Sep 26 the Moon is conjunct Neptune in Pisces at 1:11 am. Dream away. (continue reading…)
Weather Forecast St. Petersburg Fl Sept 23-Oct 11th
by Sue Miller on Sep.24, 2015, under Forecasts, Traditional Astrology, Weather
St Petersburg, Florida Weather Forecast
September 23rd – October 11th
by Sue Miller
Prepare for ‘great rains” as the ancients used to say. High winds frequent this forecast as well.
Weather Sept 23rd – Oct 11th Pittsburgh Metro Area
by Sue Miller on Sep.22, 2015, under Forecasts, Traditional Astrology, Weather
LONG RANGE WEATHER
Pittsburg, PA. Metro Area
September 23rd – October 11th 2014
by Sue Miller
Heads Up! The Astrological Almanac Sept18th-25th
by Kathy Watts on Sep.18, 2015, under Forecasts, Traditional Astrology
Heads Up!
The Astrological Almanac for Writers
by Kathy Watts
September 18th-25th 2015
(all times are PDT)
Fri Sep 18 the Moon is conjunct Saturn in Sagittarius. It’s the day of the week ruled by Venus, too. Keep expectations to a minimum and appreciate every little thing that goes your way. Saturn likes sincere appreciation. (continue reading…)
Heads Up! July18th-24th Writer’s Astrological Almanac
by Kathy Watts on Jul.20, 2015, under Forecasts, Traditional Astrology
Heads Up!
The Writer’s Astrological Almanac
by Kathy Watts
July 18th-24th 2015
(all times PDT)
Sat July 18 the Moon is conjunct Jupiter in Leo. It’s a weekend for making a big impression. In the afternoon at 3:38 pm, Venus changes signs, leaving glamorous Leo and moving into understated Virgo. Glamour and charm get more practical. Next, the Moon enters Virgo at 5:47 pm and two whole minutes later the Moon is conjunct Venus. A character in one of your books may get lucky in love, if you allow it. (continue reading…)
Heads Up! July 13th-19th Writer’s Astrological Almanac
by Kathy Watts on Jul.13, 2015, under Forecasts, Traditional Astrology
Heads Up!
The Writer’s Astrological Almanac
by Kathy Watts
July 13th-19th 2015
(all times PDT)
Mon July 13 the Moon is still in Gemini when Mercury makes a trine with Neptune. It may be hard, but try to stay focused. The Moon doesn’t leave Gemini until 11:14 pm. See what you can do with the time. (continue reading…)
Heads Up! July 6th-12th Writer’s Astrological Almanac
by Kathy Watts on Jul.05, 2015, under Forecasts, Traditional Astrology
Heads Up!
The Writer’s Astrological Almanac
by Kathy Watts
July 6th-12th 2015
(all times PDT)
Mon July 06 the Moon is in Pisces when the Sun is exactly opposed to Pluto. Sometimes a weird thing happens out in the world, but that doesn’t mean it was random. Heads Up. Just keep your head under the hood and keep working. (continue reading…)
Heads Up! July 1st-5th Writer’s Astrological Almanac
by Kathy Watts on Jul.01, 2015, under Forecasts, Traditional Astrology
Heads Up!
The Writer’s Astrological Almanac
by Kathy Watts
July 1st -5th 2015
(all times PDT)
July and the heart of summer are upon us. The month starts on a Wednesday (the day of the week for Mercury), so it can be a prolific and even profitable month if we keep working away at our craft. It’s a Full Moon, in Capricorn no less, so our plans and ambitions for publication are out there waiting for us this month. Wait, there’s more. (continue reading…)
