A totally subjective and random look at the wonderful world of astrology in 2007Biggest astrology trend (a repeat from last year): Astrology blogs. They’ve been growing exponentially. Check out Jeffrey Kishner’s Astrology Blogger ... Go to Full Article

I saw Bob Dylan on VH1 last night, Gemini hands fluttering about his mouth. A long time ago, in what seemed my last year of youth I lingered at a party, listening to “Like a Rolling Stone” and then sailed for Southampton, ... Go to Full Article

Mitt Romney’s birth data has been posted on AstroDataBank.com. According to astrologer Frances McEvoy, quoting Romney, he was born at 9:51 AM. It’s rated A, meaning it is fairly reliable. I’ll post the horoscope soon on my website, ... Go to Full Article

I mentioned in a recent blog that the Feb. 6 eclipse at 17 degrees Aquarius could cause “party splits and defections” (thanks to Celeste Teal’s Eclipses for that quote about eclipses in air signs). So we might see the beginning of ... Go to Full Article

Leo Tolstoy’s Saturn-Uranus opposition (an out-of-sign, or dissociate, aspect) was one of the closest major aspects in his horoscope. I thought this was interesting because we are about to experience a Saturn-Uranus opposition starting ... Go to Full Article

Astrologer Kelly Lee Phipps (who writes the Cosmic Weather blog) has made an astrology movie, Return of the Magi: A Documentary of Astrology, which will premiere at the UAC conference in Denver next year. The trailer is amazing. ... Go to Full Article

1974: I sat on a bean bag pillow in my small studio apartment in Redwood City, near San Francisco, listening to Neil Young’s album, On The Beach, a coda for the late 60’s, Vietnam, and Nixon. It foretold our own collective craziness. ... Go to Full Article

I attended a Neil Young concert at the brand new, gleaming, post-modern, purple neon-accented Nokia Theater, which opened last month in downtown Los Angeles. I’ll post an astrological concert review very soon, but was struck with a ... Go to Full Article

James Watson, along with Francis Crick and Rosalind Franklin, revolutionized modern biology with the discovery of the DNA strand in 1953. Unfortunately, Watson has just added a black mark to an otherwise illustrious scientific career. ... Go to Full Article

Jude Cowell, in her Jude’s Threshold blog, has been writing some very interesting observations about Mars out of bounds and the California wildfires. What does the term "out of bounds planets" mean? Out of bounds planets are those whose ... Go to Full Article

by Robert Wilkinson. Today is a brief overview for each sign for 2008. It's a year of practical stability as we approach a larger collective threshold state indicated by the coming squares and oppositions. The first half of 2008 shows ... Go to Full Article

by Robert Wilkinson. Though we are almost at the Winter Solstice, December is the month that features the Fire of Sagittarius, and in 2007 we have had more Sagittarius planets than usual. When the Sun transits Sagittarius we are ... Go to Full Article

featuring Robert Wilkinson. My friend Michele Meiche at Self In Light recently interviewed me for her Satellite Radio show "Awakenings" to be netcast on the Cosmic Dimensions site this Saturday, Nov 10, at 10pm EST (7pm PST, ... Go to Full Article

by Robert Wilkinson. This question pops up regularly, most recently in a comment stream. When looking at material for the signs, should we read our Sun sign, our Rising sign, our Moon sign, or what? When we read what's happening for ... Go to Full Article

January 15, 2008 Centaurs have a racy reputation since being half beast they are governed by their animal natures. But Chiron, has a more divine origin than the other Centaurs, being the half brother of the King of gods, Zeus. ... Go to Full Article