The Heavenly Patterns of 2012
by Bernadette Brady and Darrelyn GunzburgJanuary 2012 One of the ways a visual astrologer becomes aware of the potential of […]
Sulpa’e, the return of the crown prince, one of the many faces of Jupiter
One of the many faces of Jupiter in visual astrology.
Under the Beams or not …. a reconsideration of a traditional teaching
A reconsideration of the traditional techniques of combust and under the beams from the position of visual astrology.
Nergal’s Story – A Mesopotamian look at Mars
An insight into another approach to the delineation of Mars in a natal chart.
The Star of Bethlehem, shepherds, a manger and those kings… A sky myth in our culture
Bernadette BradyDecember 2005 There are not too many sky narratives left in our culture. We have children’s songs and rhymes […]
The Moon Sets with Unwashed Feet
The visual astrology of the lunar eclipse of the 17 October, 2005, and its mundane implications.
New Orleans: the other side of brilliance
The role of Sirius, the brightest star in the sky, in the founding of the city of New Orleans in March, 1718, and its cultural and historical implications following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina
Nergal claims the empty sky: a return to the summer of 1800
This newsletter warned of the potential of the re-emergence of terrorism in Europe in July and August, 2005
The King, the Prize, the Rumour and the Merchant – untangling a Sky Story
This article correctly predicts London being awarded the 2012 Olympic Games by reading the Sky Map of the time of the decision. It also pin points the role of a rumour that undermines the Paris bid.
The Old Man, Marduk and the Moon god, Sin -a bright Jupiter is curtailed
This newsletter was written as Pope Benedict XVI was elected, but it correctly foresees that his reign as pope is curtailed in some way.