Our June meeting will feature our annual SDAS group discussion, when members can offer their opinions on the major celestial events of the year. Loda Shaw and Simone Butler will facilitate small-group discussions on the ingress of Uranus (the planet of innovation and technology) into Taurus, as well as this year’s retrograde periods of relationship planets Venus and Mars. Read more…
Astrology came to America with the first settlers. It was brought over in their herbals, almanacs, and “Books of Knowledge” – small books that cobbled together Astrology, palmistry, and bleeding tips alongside helpful hints on animal husbandry and farming. Read more…
The San Diego Astrological Society (SDAS) will host its annual fundraising bazaar—providing readers ready to serve you! Participants can choose one or two ten-minute readings from a selection of experienced psychics and other readers specializing in astrology, Tarot and runes. Read more…
Over the thirty-four years that I’ve been a professional astrologer, many of my students’ most frequently asked questions have been about solar arc directions: “How do solar arcs differ from secondary progressions? How should I talk about them in a reading?” Read more…
There are four major asteroids (among the first discovered in fact) that are considered important enough to be included in one of Solar Fire’s default settings for chart points. These four – Ceres, Juno, Pallas and Vesta – are four major goddesses of the Roman era. But what do we do with them? How do we read them in a chart and use them to fill out a reading? Read more…
Astrology can be used to greatly speed up our personal transformation. To fulfill the meaning of our chart, we need to understand how our personal strengths and weaknesses manifest in our everyday life. Read more…