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August Elections
Welcome to August! After the busy transits of July, now we enter into eclipse season, where the eclipses continue their transition from the Virgo-Pisces axis to the Leo-Aquarius ax
On America’s 250th Birthday, Reflect on Outsider Eris
By Sue Kientz As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, dwarf planet Eris, twin-in-size to Pluto, reaches 21 years since its emergence in our consciousness. Many astro
ARE YOU BEING YODDED?
By Manda Selva In July 2026 we enter one of the most interesting astrological configurations of this decade: a rare outer-planet mini-trine involving Pluto in Aquarius, Neptune in
LIGHTS OUT: THE END OF LATE NIGHT
By Kelly Krawczynski On May 21, 2026, at 11:53 pm in New York City, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert signed off the air for the last time. After months of controversy over
America’s Founding Horoscope: Faith, Freedom, Law, and Accountability
By Anne Ortelee The chart of the United States can be read as more than the birth chart of a nation. It is a symbolic blueprint for a country founded on faith, freedom of belief, r
July Elections
Welcome to July! This month has a lot of hype around it, due to the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence punctuated by the tight aspects of the outer planets. It ma
The Year…a la Mode
By Jim Trader The modes are a fairly well known and uncontroversial subject in Western tropical astrology. Even The Farmer’s Almanac has a page describing them (see https://w
May Elections
By KristaLyn Sofia Welcome to May! We end our run of all planets being direct this month when Pluto stations retrograde, however the visible planets will all remain direct througho
A Second Look at Horary
By Anastasia Anderson A Second Look at Horary Anastasia Anderson On the night of Feb. 18, my friend texted me to ask if she had left her coat at my house two days prior. I check
April Elections
By KristaLyn Sofia Welcome to April! We finally have a nice Jupiter election for this month! Now that Jupiter is direct and is far enough through Cancer to be out of reach from the