Mundane Astrology update

[ecosophia]

Another quick update on the mundane astrology project -- the first of several papers on the current political astrology of the United Kingdom just went up on my Patreon and SubscribeStar pages. This one covers the 2019 Aries ingress, which is still in effect (and will be in effect until the Aries 2020 ingress replaces it). Regular readers of my blog will know that I posted a basic interpretation of the Aries ingress back in 2018; new readers can find that here; and subscribers of course can read the more detailed analysis on either of the pages linked above. 

In another week or so, when I've finished the delineation, I'll be posting the Libra 2019 ingress for London, which modifies the Aries ingress and sets the stage for six more tumultuous months of British politics, economics, and culture. Once that's done I have another piece on the Grand Mutation in 2020 on the to-do list, and then it's time to launch into the Capricorn ingresses -- USA, Japan, and the UK for sure -- plus a solar eclipse on December 26 affecting South Asia, and a lunar eclipse on January 11 affecting most of the Old World. After that I plan on assessing where I am in terms of time and income, and seeing if I can add additional countries to the ingress-chart list. 

Once again, my warmest thanks to everyone who's contributed to this project and made it possible for me to give mundane astrology the time it deserves!

Comments

Capricorn stellium

[(Anonymous)]

Does the Capricorn ingress analysis include the January 2020 Capricorn stellium? I read a couple of sites where people were saying it had implications for US politics.

Re: Capricorn stellium

[ecosophia]

No, because I haven't found any evidence that stelliums are effective ways of predicting political or economic shifts. I use quarterly ingress charts, supplemented by eclipses and those few major conjunctions that have been found to provide meaningful predictions, precisely because they give me reliable results.

Thank you for all your work

[(Anonymous)]

I'm finding the reports you're doing utterly fascinating. Thank you for the time and effort you're taking on this.

You've also mentioned needing time to write a book on occult philosophy. I think this is a very important project--have you had time to think about how you would need to structure a subscription service for that as well? Personally, I am happy to contribute monthly even if we don't see anything for several years.

Re: Thank you for all your work

[ecosophia]

Thank you! I'm not at all sure how to handle doing the occult philosophy project on a subscription basis, but yes, I'm thinking about it.

In the meantime, I've started work on a first step along those lines. I want to do at least one book, probably more than one, that gives something very close to the experience someone could expect from one of the old-fashioned occult study courses: a weekly lesson with instruction, themes for meditation, an affirmation, an awareness exercise, and so on. The volume I have in process right now will have 52 lessons in the foundations of occult philosophy; if I can find a publisher and there's enough interest, I'd like to do equivalent volumes of lessons on astrology and sacred geometry, certainly.

But a more extensive work on occult philosophy is also something I want to explore -- and I'll see if I can come up with some way of funding it on a subscription basis.

Re: Thank you for all your work

[(Anonymous)]

Oh wow! I am all in on that, mostly because I learn best with that type of format.

Please keep us updated on that project as funding your time for that is very important to me (and I hope others).

Re: Thank you for all your work

[ecosophia]

I'll certainly do so. I've got the first two lessons written and am testing them now -- I do all the practices in my instructional books, and revise accordingly, before I send the manuscript to a pulbisher -- as I work on the rest.