Current affairs
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What is next for Elon Musk according to astrology
He’s the world’s richest person – even wealthier than the incredibly rich robber barons of the 19th century – and he’s the so called first buddy. So what can astrology tell us about the rise of Elon Musk and what’s next for him. It’s interesting that Elon Musk’s rise to power coincides with his Chiron…
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Pluto, Neptune and America – the astrology of the post-election period
Many astrologers have predicted a Trump victory. The transits to his birth chart on the 5th of November 2024 are spectacular. He has Uranus, the planet of sudden shocks and surprises on his career point, the Midheaven. He has Jupiter, the bringer of gifts and good luck, very near (and moving towards) his destiny point…
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Is football coming home? What watching the Euros taught me about astrology
During the World Cup in 2022 I started looking at astrology and football. Messi had some astonishing transits going on and leading his country to victory was clearly hugely important to him. If I remember correctly the Moon crossed over his Midheaven as Argentina won the penalty shoot-out. I thought I’d make another attempt for…
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The astrology of Julian Assange – why was he released now?
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has left the UK and has landed in Australia. He is now a free man after reaching a plea deal with the US – who had been seeking to prosecute him for leaking military information. Assange has spent five years in prison in the UK fighting extradition to the US. Before…
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A tale of two politicians – fear, hope and the UK general election 2024
Two politicians are currently getting a lot of media attention in the UK ahead of the general election on the 4th of July 2024. They represent opposites of a spectrum. One has spent his whole political career speaking to our fears and our prejudices, leaning into feelings of discontent and anger. It has made him…
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What’s up with the water? The astrology of contamination
The rivers are full of E coli and we’re told not to go wild swimming. The shores stink of untreated sewage. The Thames is turning into a sewer – again. And while this is happening the privatised water companies have payed their shareholders and directors millions and millions of pounds in dividends and bonuses over…