2021 Aries New Moon – Time to Travel Again for Fun!
On April 11, 2021 at 10:31 PM in Washington D.C. the Aries New Moon arrives. This is the first New Moon since Spring began approximately...
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Suez Crisis of 2021 – Blockage in the Global Economy
So now that the great pandemic of 2020 is winding down (hopefully), the global economy should be in recovery mode. Well, unfortunately no. Auto manufacturers...
2021 US Aries Ingress – Big Changes Ahead!
Spring is here and that means the start of a new astrological year. This astrological year started on March 20, 2021 at 5:38 AM EDT...
2021 Pisces New Moon – The Changing Dreams of the People
The Pisces New Moon is here and this time it is in the 1st House in the National Chart. This New Moon makes only two...
2021 Aquarius New Moon – The New Legal Power Struggle
On February 11, 2021 an Aquarius New Moon appears. In the Washington D.C. chart this New Moon is on the cusp of the 9th House....
2021 Capricorn New Moon – Power to the People!
On January 13, 12 AM EST, the New Moon is within an one degree of a conjunction with Pluto in Capricorn. In the Washington D.C....
A History of Rome and Pluto Returns Part 6: Implication’s for New Rome’s, America’s, First Pluto Return
After analyzing Rome’s Pluto Returns, what does this mean for the upcoming US Pluto Return? Are we able to experience and internal crisis that results...
A History of Rome and Pluto Returns Part 5: Modern Rome’s Pluto Returns: Let’s Try this Again!
Modern Rome and Pluto Returns The Fall of Constantinople brings us to the modern era. Rome has experienced two more Pluto Returns since then. Here...
A History of Rome and Pluto Returns Part 4: Medieval Rome’s Pluto Returns: Religious Reform within While Chaos is Outside
While the last Western Roman Emperor was deposed over 1500 years ago in Rome, and over 500 years in the Eastern Empire, the city of...
A History of Rome and Pluto Returns Part 3: Byzantium Rome’s Pluto Returns: Invaders at the Gates!
When Rome collapsed, did the Pluto Return stop being effective? Answer is no, because the political institutions started by Rome continued on. Only the Western...