Toward Ecosophy

Since there's been such a flurry of astrological activity over the last few months, and a corresponding flurry of new posts on my SubscribeStar and Patreon sites discussing the implications of all those events on politics and society, I've decided to put up another free public post so that whose who are curious can find out what all the fuss is about. 

This post is a retrospective focusing on two important conjunctions of Jupiter and Uranus, one in 2010 and one in 1928, marked by the same curious detail: both took place at 0° Aries, marking the beginning of an important astrological cycle. Having two conjunctions of these two planets in that degree that close together in time is an extremely rare event -- the last conjunction of these planets in 0° Aries before 1928 happened in 588 AD, and there won't be another this side of 2400 AD (as far as my tables go).

Since we just had a conjunction of Jupiter and Uranus at 21° Taurus, setting in motion 14 years of turmoil and change, such a retrospective seems timely, and it's interesting to note that some of the most striking social trends of the 1928-2010 interval are well predicted by the 1928 chart. If you're interested, the SubscribeStar post can be read in its entirety here, and the Patreon post here. (And of course if you're curious about what's behind the very modestly priced paywall, you can get a good sense from this and previous public posts -- you can access another one via this link -- or you can ask any questions you might have in the comments.

Oh, and one more thing -- my book on mundane astrology  has been picked up enthusiastically by an astrology publisher and will be available very early next year.  I'll keep everyone posted.