Category Archives: mundane astrology

Japan – A Brief Event Analysis

Posted on March 20, 2011 by

I find it difficult  to immediately write about large-scale disasters, particularly with the extent of injury both to life and land. A week has passed now and just as seismologists are analyzing the situation so too many mundane astrologers. I … Continue reading →

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2012: Time of Change, but in which Direction?

Posted on May 13, 2010 by

Poor 2012. It hasn’t even begun and already has a bad reputation. The world is supposed to end, say some. Others say, no, not end, but end as we know it because other-worldly visitors wearing headdresses of feathers and stone … Continue reading →

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Let in the Rain…

Posted on August 30, 2009 by

One of the central interests of Astro-Meteorology, and probably  the oldest field of astrological interest, is which planetary configurations favour rain. The first level is knowing which planets are wet and which dry. The next level is how they interact … Continue reading →

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Weather: the Big Three

Posted on August 1, 2009 by

There are three factors that determine the weather, each in its own way and each in combination with the other. These are warmth, moisture and the movement of the atmosphere, wind. In Astro-meteorology each has a ruler. These are the … Continue reading →

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Krakatoa 1883: A World Event Examined (2)

Posted on January 22, 2009 by

We can trace the Krakatoa event in all the succeeding mundane charts. The lunar eclipse of 25 Nov. 1882 was in square to the Grand Conjunction chart MC/IC Axis, but at the Aries Ingress more critical indications are given: You … Continue reading →

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