By Thomas Canfield In May, 1883, two major events took place. One was totally unnoticed and the other was of minor notice but with great ramifications. The first event was a Saturn-Pluto conjunction at 29 Taurus. This event was unnoticed because Pluto was not discovered until 1930, and astronomers and astrologers were unaware of its …
by Thomas Canfield For 2020, most astrologers have been focusing on the major aspects like the Saturn-Pluto conjunction, the Jupiter-Pluto conjunction, and the Jupiter-Saturn conjunction. There is one aspect that has not seen any attention, and that is the Eris-Pluto square. This is an aspect that has taken place only four times in the past 600 …
By Thomas Canfield Perhaps one of the most uplifting of Broadway musicals is the classic “My Fair Lady”, which was based on the social satire “Pygmalion” by George Bernard Shaw. In a strange twisting of the “Cinderella” saga, a poor cockney flower girl is recruited by a language scholar to undergo training to refine her …
by Thomas Canfield The Equinox chart looked so good that I was willing to compare it to the exuberance of “My Fair Lady.” This optimistic forecast may be good for the whole Spring, because when the Corona Virus crisis clears up there will be people dancing in the streets (though maybe not with each other …
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by Thomas Canfield Looking ahead to the May New Moon chart, the focus of attention may be on how the pandemic situation may be affecting family dynamics. Venus and Mercury are conjunct Vesta in the Tenth House. This could mark a major desire to return to hearth and home and be reunited with family members. However, …
by Thomas Canfield This summer may see major changes with a Solar Eclipse taking place only a few hours after the Summer Solstice. The Taurus Ascendant for the Eclipse chart will be conjunct Uranus and the Part of Fortune, which would suggest greater profits through technology. As the ruler of high tech innovation, Uranus may …
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by Jim Hurlburt So far, it’s already been an interesting start to the 2020 hurricane season. Bertha and Cristobal are both showing Saturn square Lilith at landfall, which shouldn’t be too surprising to anyone knowing the storm basics when considering Lilith in conjunctions and squares and the occasional opposition. It would seem, if Lilith would …
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Neil F. Michelsen was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. His birth data is May 11, 1931 at 5:34 am CST. A magna cum laude graduate in mathematics from University of Miami, he joined IBM in 1959, and was later transferred to the White Plains headquarters. As an iconoclast who was always interested in new ideas, he attended …