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La Astrología
y el dolor
(de una pérdida)
Traducción
de
Ana Laura Ortega
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La experiencia del
dolor es uno de los aspectos más
findamentales e inevitables de la condición
jumana. el dolor es la respuesta emocional a la
pérdida,
y también
el proceso de ajust a una nueva situación...
Published
in CASA 9
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Charts and Handwriting
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Handwriting as a means of
communication tells us far more just the myriad of marks on a page. They
directly reflect the aspects in a natal chart and as such, give clients a
concrete tool for awareness of their issues, along with the ability to
understand them every time they pick up a pen. For by changing a feature
in one’s handwriting, one can help a difficult aspect gain a more helpful
expression. This article is an introduction to
an extremely valuable tool for clients as well as the astrologer.
Published in The Astrological Journal / Volume 49 / No. 4 / July-August
2007. |
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Solstice and Antiscia Points:
The Space in Your Chart
for Your Partner |
This article looks at the hidden
glue that links two people to each other. Like a mirror, each chart has
points which can be seen but cannot be touched called Solstice and Antiscia
points. The ancients called these points "shadows on the other side".
Beyond synastry and composite work, such points can show the critical
connectors in great relationships.
Published in
the AA Journal February 1999. |
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The
Astrology of Grief:
An Introduction |
The experience of grief is among the most
fundamental and inescapable aspects of the human condition.
The aim of this
article is to offer astrologers an introduction as to what grief is and
present ways of working with clients in grief in astrological consultation.
Published in the New York NCGR
Memberletter, Spring 2004 |
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Some of this work appeared in published form in The Mountain Astrologer
October-November, 1999 and was subsequently translated into Russian and Dutch;
and some
of it was presented at the AA Conference in Reading in September, 2000. All
of it forms part of the shaping and thinking that has now become my book
"Life After Grief".
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The Pre-Natal Epoch
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The Pre-Natal Epoch is a
very ancient concept. Known as the Trutine of Hermes.
It describes the relationship between a normal period of gestation and the moment of birth, depending on the Moon and the
lunar rhythm. This sets up a correlation between the chart for the moment of
conception and the chart for the moment of first breath, as the physical
body separates from the body of the mother. Examples used in this article: George W. Bush and Ian
Thorpe.
Published in The Mountain Astrologer, Issue # 105, Oct/Nov 2002. |
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Fidaria - the Disposed Years
An Ancient Predictive Technique
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Planetary periods form a
vital part of Ancient and Medieval astrology. The Firdaria or “the years of
the alfirdar”, as ibn Ezra refers to them are a Persian concept and alludes
to a system of planetary periods where the life is divided into irregular
periods of years with each period being ruled by a planet, luminary or nodal
axis. The quality of that period of time and the style of events was thus
dictated by the condition of the planet in the chart.
Appendix
One of "Life After Grief". |
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Interview:
Nick Campion
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In
October 2001 Nick Campion was appointed Senior Lecturer for the MA course in Cultural
Astronomy and Astrology at Bath Spa University College (England).
When this
interview was
conducted in early 2003, the USA was on the brink of the war with Iraq. In
this interview he talks frankly about the (then)
current world
situation as seen from the
mundane astrological point of view and the new developments of astrology in the academic
fields.
Published in The Mountain Astrologer, Issue # 108, April/May 2003. |
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Interview:
Garry Phillipson -
The Interviewer Interviewed |
Garry
Phillipson
emerged from his secluded, contemplative existence as a Buddhist monk
to forge new pathways in astrology: Firstly, he anticipated the return of
astrology to academia by undertaking his own philosophical-anthropological
investigation into the world of astrology with his book, "Astrology in the
Year Zero", which is now on the reading lists at various universities.
Secondly, he is the first Ph.D. student to be accepted at the Sophia
Centre of Bath Spa University College. Readers will recognize Garry as the
name behind many interviews published in The Mountain Astrologer. Now the
microphone is turned towards him. I interviewed Garry at his home in
Bradford on Avon in the southwest of England on March 12, 2004.
Published in The Mountain Astrologer, Issue # 116, Aug/Sept 2004. |
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A Tale of Two Doctors -
Part One:
Interview
with Dr. Patrick Curry |
Patrick Curry
is a Canadian-born writer and scholar and an on-camera Tolkien expert
featured on the extended DVDs of the films of The Lord of the Rings.
He is the author of "Introducing Machiavelli", "Defending Middle-Earth",
and most recently, "Astrology, Science, and Culture: Pulling down the Moon"
(with Roy Willis). He also gave the 2004 Carter Memorial lecture at the
Astrological Association’s Bath Conference in September 2004. I
interviewed Patrick at Bath Spa on May 24, 2004.
Published in The Mountain Astrologer,
Issue #118, Dec 2004/Jan 2005. |
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A Tale of Two Doctors -
Part Two:
Interview
with Dr. Liz Greene |
Dr.
Liz Greene, one of the extraordinary names of
twentieth/twenty-first century astrology.
Her early books, "Saturn" (1976), "Relating" (1978), and "The
Astrology of Fate" (1984), almost single-handedly shaped modern
psychological astrology and began a significant and substantial legacy of
work which continues to explore the astrological perspectives of
mythological and psychological states. I interviewed Liz at her home
in Bath on June
29, 2004.
Published in The Mountain Astrologer, Issue #119, Feb/March 2005. |
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