Astrologer at Large

Super excited about Friday's Full Moon at maximum Major Standstill. It will rise at its most extreme southern point and will travel closest to the ground that it ever gets (opposite for Southern Hemisphere). Totally worth checking out Friday right as the sun sets and through the evening! Once every 18.6 year event.

Today's the last day to get Early Bird prices on the upcoming Astronomy for Astrologers Class that I am co-teaching with the amazing Geoff Gronlund through OPA - the Organization for Professional Astrology. This class will prepare you for the astronomy section of astrological certification no matter what organization! Even if you're not certifying, the information in this class will provide you with an excellent foundation in the celestial mechanics that underpin our craft. It will improve your practice and expand your knowledge base of one of the most important elements of our field. Class starts March 3! Sign up today!

OPA Astrology OPA offers completely unique programs and publications to foster education, community, and professional practice in the field of astrology.

International Astro Day goes online! PLUS "Life History" Online Class starting April 20 -

International Astro Day goes online! PLUS "Life History" Online Class starting April 20

International Astrology Day 2020! -

International Astrology Day 2020!

Astrologer at Large Reporting In - East Bay Astro Event May 18! -

Astrologer at Large Reporting In - East Bay Astro Event May 18!

There's still time to register for the exciting FREE web event happening Friday and Saturday January 8 & 9. Join me and 15 other astrologers as we look at the year ahead! This is a free streaming event that covers two days, with an option to upgrade. This is the go-to web event if you want to understand the cosmic principles at work in the months ahead. Register now!
http://rcc.ontraport.com/t?orid=5763&opid=31

This document is fascinating -- not only as a map to multiplication but also to astrology: particularly the descriptions of the numbers, such as 3, the document says multiplies itself through the system as a perfect square, bouncing from position 3 to 6 to 9 to 12 -- instantly familiar to astrologers as the cadent houses, or corresponding to mutable signs. Or number 5; "functions as a star..." which is the appearance of the 5-sided pentagram related to the Venus cycle. I'm sure there is tons of cool stuff in here for the person who has the patience to study it!

Long-Lost Nikola Tesla Drawings Reveal Map To Multiplication - CBS News A recently discovered set of original Nikola Tesla drawings reveal a map to multiplication that contains all numbers in a simple to use system. The drawings were discovered at an antique shop in central Phoenix Arizona by local artist, Abe Zucca. They are believed to have been created during the las…

This fun and informative lecture is coming up this Sunday!

The Standstill Cycle of the Moon

We astrologers are guardians of the sky. The simplest way to fulfill this task is to become familiar with the visible heavens, and the easiest way to do this is to watch the Moon. Her swift motion is like a "fast forward" button in the sky that helps us understand both the zodiac and horizon-based risings and settings.

One of her most important cycles (of many!) is the Standstill Cycle of the Moon. It is similar to the solar solstices, but far less frequent, and intimately connected with the nodes. Well known to ancients and included in alignments at sacred sites worldwide, this very visual yet little known cycle reaches an important turning point in November 2015. In this rich and informative lecture, you'll learn the basics, but more importantly, you will see the Moon with new eyes, observing her swings get wider and wider over the next several years as you apply lessons you've learned today.

Sunday, November 1, 2015 at 2 PM Pacific Time
Sponsored by RubiCon: The Frontiers of Astrology
Register at http://rubiconastro.com/

The Standstill Cycle of the Moon

We astrologers are guardians of the sky. The simplest way to fulfill this task is to become familiar with the visible heavens, and the easiest way to do this is to watch the Moon. Her swift motion is like a "fast forward" button in the sky that helps us understand both the zodiac and horizon-based risings and settings.

One of her most important cycles (of many!) is the Standstill Cycle of the Moon. It is similar to the solar solstices, but far less frequent, and intimately connected with the nodes. Well known to ancients and included in alignments at sacred sites worldwide, this very visual yet little known cycle reaches an important turning point in November 2015. In this rich and informative lecture, you'll learn the basics, but more importantly, you will see the Moon with new eyes, observing her swings get wider and wider over the next several years as you apply lessons you've learned today.

Sunday, November 1, 2015 at 2 PM Pacific Time
Sponsored by RubiCon: The Frontiers of Astrology
Register at http://rubiconastro.com/