Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Monthly Planet”
Cancer 2024 As many astrologers have been predicting for a while, July has been a pretty ‘interesting’ month so far. Elections, an assassination attempt, and Microsoft falling over, causing global problems, are just a few of the things that fit well with the themes mentioned by those astrologers who publish on current events. Not to mention the trials and tribulations …
Gemini 2024 Each month, I use the planet or sign associated with the month as inspiration for a blog post. I don’t always stick to that, otherwise my favourite, Ceres, wouldn’t get a look in. She doesn’t have a zodiac sign associated with her – well, not one with which all astrologers agree. However, sometimes there is a planet wandering …
Taurus 2024 During Taurus time this year, I was planning to write a post on people (leaders in particular) being as stubborn as oxen. Yes, I know it’s as strong as an ox and as stubborn as a mule. But since we don’t have mules in astrology I’m going with stubborn and strong as an ox. Taurus of course. The …
Aries 2024 Now that all the eclipse hype is over (not that it wasn’t important astrologically!), we can get back to what passes as normal these days. Although this is the Aries blog, that eclipse was the Aries bit. I need to talk Taurus already. One of the biggest things on the Astro calendar for 2024, is the approaching conjunction …
Pisces 2024 Last month I discussed the evolution of power by looking at Pluto in the air signs. I used this idea to show how the passage of a planet through the same element might give tips for developing consciousness: Phase 1 personal Phase 2 passing it on to another Phase 3 the legacy to the world Fire Aries The …
Aquarius 2024 Way back in 2011, I wrote a post called ‘the unsurprising order of being‘, where I discussed time and order. I was reminded of this when contemplating my Aquarius post for this year, what with Pluto going into our sign of the month, ready to spend a long time there later this year. One of the comparisons I …