Astrology Articles

The Mercury Retrograde Cycle: 3 phases and 4 sensitive Points

The Mercury Retrograde Cycle appears almost like clockwork, three or four times a year. This article examines the important components within the cycle and how they contribute to the phenomena.  More about Mercury Retrograde

Uranus, Neptune and Saturn: The Corporate Midlife Crisis

In many ways the same dynamics that correspond to the infamous mid-life crisis, that occur in the first half of the 40's also affect corporations. The timing and the sequence is remarkably similar. More about Uranus, Neptune and Saturn and the Midlife Crisis

How Old is Astrology?

The traditional belief about the antiquity of astrology traces its roots back to ancient Greece and to to what has been purported to be the cradle of civilization: Mesopotamia and the bronze age culture of the Tigris and Euphrates river. Recent discoveries have reveled a much older origin to astrology. More about the ancient roots and history of astrology

How Does Astrology Work?

Astrology is a very ancient system that has maintained its relevance as a spiritual science, linking our inner experience with our outer participation with the phenomenal world around us. Using the movement of the planets, astrology can appear to act as a giant clock on the one hand, as well as the most advanced functional quantum computer humanity has every created.  More about the basis of astrology and how astrology works

Astrology and Fate

It is important to understand from the beginning that the patterns that lay before us are fairly certain. However it does not mean that they are fated. Let me explain. More about astrology, fate and destiny

Astrology is a Spiritual Science

Astrology has always been a spiritual science that bridges the inner reality with the outer phenomenal world around us.  More on Astrology is a Spiritual Science

Transits: Some Perspective

The planets continue to move after we are born, forming new harmonic relationships to our natal chart, allowing us to interpret how our life unfolds. But we must never forget our contribution to that unfoldment. More about astrological transits

Astrology and the Other Sciences

The Split Between Science and Astrology: A Short History

In the last few hundered years, an artificial split occurred that separated modern science from the inner spiritual sciences. Astrology, as a bridge between the two was caught in the crossfire.  More about the history of Science and Astrology

Putting Astrology Down: Why Science is Still an Adolescent

Have you ever wondered why some people who claim to be 'scientists' have a tendency to put astrology down in a way that convinces you that they have no clue what astrology is? This article looks at the relationship of science to astrology from a cultural and evolutionary perspective. More about why Science puts Astrology down

Modern Science is Not the only Science

Over time, modern science has come to behave as if it is the only science, and that its approach is the only valid approach. Modern science has also gone one step further, by declaring other approaches as ‘unscientific’, because they do not use the same approach to acquire knowledge. More on Science is not the only valid Science

Validation in Science, Mathematics and Astrology

Occasionally, astrology has been questioned in terms of its validity by modern science. However, both science and astrology work because of their own respective process of validation. Any system of knowledge grows when it maintains an integrity with the information that it acquires. More on validation in Science, Mathematics and Astrology

Psychology's Invasion of Astrology

Astrology is not a psychology. It does not follow the psychological paradigm in any way. And yet, quite a few writers, some that are psychologists and others that claim to be psychologists, have made efforts to redefine astrology from their own vision of what astrology is, based on their psychological school, training or belief system. More on Psychology's borrowing from Astrology

Is Science a Religion?

Although it may pose itself as the antithesis of religion, science in may ways behaves as if it were a religion. This article examines science under a religious and philosophical lens. More on is Science a Religion?

The Religion of Science

In many ways, science behaves not only as a religion, but as the only valid religion. As a result, much of what it excludes as not scientific has little to do with validity but on non-conformance to its own beliefs. More on the religion of Science

Search for Unity in Science's Diversity

Science has tried to reconcile its search for a unifying principle in understanding nature, but is burdened by the contradiction of an increasing differentiation of disciplines in reality. More on the challenge of diversity for Science

The Art of Cherry Picking in Science

From the very beginning, science has had a hidden history of modifying data in order to fit expectations. In recent times, as much as half of current publications in medical and pharmacological research have been questioned.
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The Price of Scientific Objectivity

In the Psychology of Science, Abraham Maslow wrote about the process of objectification that occurs almost out of necessity in the course of becoming a medical doctor.  More on whether science is really objective

Scientific Totalism

In this article, I am addressing how modern science behaves very much like a totalistic system. In that respect, it has followed the path of other totalistic systems, in defining a world view where its own beliefs and defining principles are the only valid approach and understanding of the world around us. More on Scientific Totalism