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Articles by Lisa Anne

Organic Astrology

Science, psychology and spirituality are all working in unison. Astrology just has a beautiful way of bringing it all together when applied in its intended way. When fusing astrology within this unified context, it isn’t fortune telling, blasphemy or voodoo. It becomes what it was intended to be. It becomes an understanding of yourself within this world, within this body, within this mind, with other people finding themselves within this same realm. Real astrology, organic astrology, is a map of your totality. A mandala, a portrait of who you are and all you have within you to become.

Understanding the planets’ role in astrology

Astrology consists of three major components. The planets, the signs and the houses. The planets describe what is affected. The signs show how we are affected. And the houses show where we are affected. This article’s focus will be on the planets more about this item. What's it about and what makes it interesting? Give people the info they need to go ahead and take the action you want. 

Step outside your comfort zone — Discover your purpose with astrology

Without awareness, there can be no real change. Learn about your north node and risk that courageous step out into the unknown just beyond your comfort zone. Take a step. Your destiny is waiting.

What is an Astrology Sign?

“What’s your sign?” It’s a cliché nowadays, yet one that everyone knows. “I’m a Taurus.” “I’m a Virgo.” “I’m a Pisces.” But what does that even mean? How does each sign find its own meaning, symbolism and context?

Simply put, it is based on two things: elements and modalities. We’ll start with the elements: fire, earth, air and water. Fire is outgoing, impulsive, active and warm. Earth is grounded, practical, secure and tangible. Air is thinking, talking, writing, learning. Water is emotion, intuition, depth. As you can see, each element is both metaphorical and literal.

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Famous Quotes about Astrology

"Perhaps there is a pattern set up in the heavens for one who desires to see it, and having seen it, to find one in himself."

Plato, Philosopher

Interesting Facts about Astrology

All of the United States founding fathers were Masons and astrologers; Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, etc.

All of the important events of the government were timed to astrology. The country was founded in Cancer, Election Day is in Scorpio, and Inauguration day used to be in Pisces until FDR (an Aquarian) changed it to Aquarius. This completed a Grand Trine in Water.

Carl Jung recognized the synchronicity, the basis of Astrology. He also said, We are born at a given moment, in a given place, and like vintage years of wine, we have qualities of the year and the season in which we are born.

T. S. Eliot'€™s epic poem,"The Waste Land," is full of astrological references. Not only that but the four sections are named after the astrological elements, Earth, Air, Water & Fire.

 

The Three Wise Men were Astrologers. Some believe that they heard that the Christ child would be born at the time of a conjunction of planets - two planets appearing in the same place in the sky at the same time - that was to signal the arrival of a new age. The two planets involved in this conjunction were Jupiter and Saturn. Both planets were bright, but this wasn’t something that the average eye could notice. Even though they were trained astrologers this took The Three Wise Men some time to find Jesus in Bethlehem. (The early Roman Catholic church used astrology - represented in the 4 corners of the mitered hat and much of the symbology in cathedral buildings and windows.)

Before the advent of the pharmaceutical industry, astrology was a required course in medical school.

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