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03Oct 2021 by admin No Comments

THE RECAP OF MY CURRENT WORLD CRISIS PREDICTIONS

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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Please note that my latest book DAILY MOON 2022 (an original daily lunar and planetary planner), published in 4 editions (for 4 different world regions ie time zones) is now available at all Amazon stores. As it is meant for a wider public (astrologers and laymen alike), it will make a nice Christmas gift for yourself and your family and friends. I advise you to order as soon as possible because Amazon deliveries are getting delayed at the close of the year (December especially). Now, to the article. It must have been November or December 2018 when a journalist writing for a women's magazine approached me with questions that are so typical for that time of the year: What will 2019 bring us? The interview was published in…

26Apr 2021 by admin 4 Comments

The May/June 2021 eclipse season (and Covid-19)

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So, what's up? The next eclipse season is knocking on our doors! A total lunar eclipse of 21 May 2021 will be followed by an annular solar eclipse on 10 June, making for some strong 'vibes' that will restructure the geomagnetic fields and could bring some profound changes to one of the most densely populated and strategically important continents, Europe. Judging by the ACG maps, both eclipses will have a considerable effect on this part of the globe. The Sun/MC and Moon/IC line of the lunar eclipse runs along the 10° east longitude, with the accompanying nodes at about 16.5° east, whereas the consequent solar eclipse will run along exactly the same longitude, 16.5° east, with the nodes at 7° east. The combined effect means that the region between 7°…

18Jun 2020 by admin 2 Comments

THE 2020 SUMMER SOLSTICE SOLAR ECLIPSE

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A total eclipse of the Sun on the longest day of the year? What effects could this have for the Earth and its inhabitants? We had one on the same degree, only 11 arc minutes off, 19 years ago. But the 2001 one was "total total" whereas this years' will be "annular total". The physical difference is that with the total eclipse, the Moon completely cover the Sun whereas with an annular eclipse, the Moon is at apogee (or close to it), at its furthest from the Earth, so that it appears smaller, with the consequence that the outer ring of the Sun remains visible throughout the duration of the eclipse. Total, annular and hybrid (a combination of total and annular) eclipses are stronger than partial ones. But is there…

14Mar 2020 by admin 3 Comments

March, have mercy

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In my 31 December 2019 blog, I predicted March to be the worst month of 2020 - especially its second part. What could this refer to? Much has already been said, but now that we have come to the middle of the month, let me reiterate and add some additional insights. In that blog, I mentioned the possibility of a next world recession starting already in February, and markets then really started to show strong bearish tendencies. In the first half of March, there was a Black Monday on 9 March when DJI plummeted 1800 points on opening, and a Black Thursday on 12 March when US stock markets suffered from the greatest single-day percentage fall since the 1987 stock market crash. What is to follow? Nothing good, I dare…

12Mar 2020 by admin 7 Comments

COVID-19 and possible future pandemics

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When I predicted a new epidemic for 2020 in my blog of 31 December 2019, I made a small mistake by expressing the opinion that it would break out in the fall. I should have known better - after all, it was me who have discovered that in parallels of latitude, the orb of influence is 20 minutes (of arc). Incidentally (but not so, of course), the disease broke out around New Year when the distance between Neptune and Pluto - the two planets that "caused" the onset of epidemic - was pretty much exactly 20 minutes! The first death was reported on 11 January and in less than three months, WHO declared a COVID-19 pandemic, with well over 110,000 confirmed cases and over 4000 dead. Now, what is to…

31Dec 2019 by admin 6 Comments

THE 2020 FORECAST

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The old year is slowly drifting away while the new one is about to be born. What will it bring us? One thing is sure - it's going to be a "wow" year, with many important changes and surprising events. There will be sudden leaps in human consciousnes, leading to important discoveries and new lifestyles, but also devastating weather and other natural events. Like every year, I hear you say. Sure, only in 2020, several of those events will be somehow "extra". Unusual. Unheard of. Unimaginable. I expect that at least one such event will keep the public interest for several years to come. My forecasts (or let's rather say expectations or strong possibilities) are mainly focused on the first part of the year, because a year of time is…

13Apr 2018 by admin No Comments

The Crisis

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In view of the Al-Assad's regime recent chemical attack on his own nation in the Syrian city of Duma, Donald Trump, the president of the United States, has been contemplating an attack on the Syrian forces. According to media reports, he first stated that the decision would be made in 12-24 hours, but this time passed and his recent announcement says that he might attack them "very soon, or not so soon at all". We astrologers can understand him - with Mercury retrograde, close to stationing, decision making is a difficult process. Especially for Geminis ;) Normally, the direct Mercury stations are a welcome change from the previous indecisiveness and hopelessness; projects start to move on, talks are renewed, plans are being made with fresh vigor and decisiveness. But this…

04Jan 2018 by admin No Comments

The 2018 Pluto Challenge

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This article is based on research and is an attempt to evaluate, from an astrological point or view, a certain planetary configuration that will dominate our astrological sky in 2018. It is written in such a way as to be (hopefully) understood by astrologers as well as laymen. All sensible astrology is based on observation. As above, so below is an age-old truth. Astrology has developed out of observation of the congurences between planetary positions and events on Earth. Although the basic techniques of mundane (non-personal, of-the-world) predictive astrology revolve around eclipses which are formed by particular alignements of the Sun, the Moon and the Earth, it has been observed that the further a planet, the stronger its influence upon general conditions on Earth. We'll therefore focus on Pluto which…

24Aug 2017 by admin 6 Comments

THE GREAT AMERICAN ECLIPSE IMMEDIATE EFFECTS

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The Great American Eclipse is over - except that it's not over. It has just begun. A couple of days ago, I have expressed concern (on my Slovenian FB page) over a possible storm hitting New Orleans in the days before the next Full Moon. As it turns out, the storm has been forming - ever since the eclipse - in the Gulf of Mexico where Harvey threatens to slam East Texas as the first major hurricane since 2005. Whew, that's BIG! It is, of course, astro-logical. What moved me to mention New Orleans is the fact that in the Gulf of New Mexico, the horizontal axis of the eclipse chart is exactly squared by the eclipse degree. That hurricane formed exactly there, in the middle of the Gulf -…

20Aug 2017 by admin 1 Comment

THE SOLAR ECLIPSE’S PRENATAL KICKS

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The Great American Eclipse, as has been called because it'll be visible in the United States, is still in the womb of Mother Cosmos. But like all fetuses about to be born, it's attracting a lot of attention. Astrologers seem to agree that it will greatly affect the USA President Donald Trump, whose chart has close links with the eclipse degree (especially if he was born at 10:54, as says his BC). They aren't very clear as per what tricks exactly would this cosmic influence play on him (which is perfectly OK because that's really very hard to say), but they seem to agree that the influence will be mostly "bad". I'm mostly concerned with the fact that whatever his true time of birth, the eclipse will take place very close…