Astrology

In this poem, Paramhansa Yogananda relates his external experience of seeing the beauty of the Northern Lights with his inner vision and expansion into an internal state of cosmic awareness.

Saint Francis expresses with devotion and sweetness a deep inner attunement with cosmic realities. The poem reveals his connection to the luminaries, the stars, the four elements and the cycle of life and death.

This November Mars will finally move into a new sign, Venus goes direct again and Saturn moves into a different Nakshatra, Purva Ashadha.

This October, Jupiter moves into the sign of Scorpio and Venus goes retrograde.

Many planets are placed in favorable signs during September and most of the retrograde planets are now turning direct.

Last night I was looking at a very bright and red hued object in the sky. Mars seemed so close that I thought I was looking at the planet through a telescope.

Two eclipses occur this July and the total lunar eclipse on July 27th is the longest eclipse of the century.

Mars and Ketu in Capricorn are keeping us on our toes. The volcanic eruptions in Hawaii are one expression of this conjunction.

Many people will be relieved now that Mars has left the sign of Sagittarius and his conjunction with Saturn.

Mars continues his journey through Sagittarius, where two powerful malefic planets are already making their slow transit.

Jupiter is the planet to look at this March. This benefic planet will exert a strong influence throughout the month.

January ended with a super moon and eclipse on the 31st. Will we see the astrological impact of this event in February?