Astronomy
Planetary Destabilization and the Hummingbird Response
By Dr. Tsafrir | | 6 Comments
My final post of 2011 was entitled Be a Hummingbird in 2012. I would now like to revisit this important topic in light of current profound astrological events, particularly the recent first exact square between the planets Uranus and Pluto, which occurred in the context of Neptune’s fourteen year sojourn in Pisces. In this post…
Read More Unusually Active Time
By Dr. Tsafrir |
This is an unusually active time in terms of the occurrence of multiple significant astronomical events in close succession temporally. This signifies a profound time for the world astrologically, as astrology is an art/science that interprets the influence of heavenly bodies on human affairs. At key moments in history, there is a pattern of unusual…
Read More Ring of Fire
By Dr. Tsafrir | | 2 Comments
This Spring and Summer we have an opportunity to witness a series of remarkable astronomical events. The beginning of May featured a Super Moon, the largest appearing closest moon of 2012, and this Sunday there will be an annular solar eclipse. In the USA, it will only be visible to those living on the west coast.…
Read More Super Moon
By Dr. Tsafrir |
In other posts I have written about my belief that the health of our ancestors was founded upon their awareness of the cycles of nature and of their relationship to the cosmos. This weekend a celestial event will occur which will be hard to overlook if the skies are clear. A spectacular Super Moon will…
Read More Venus and Jupiter’s Swan Song
By Dr. Tsafrir | | 6 Comments
Have you recently noticed two very bright large stars close together soon after sunset in the western sky? These are the two brightest planets, Venus and Jupiter. They approached each other for the past two weeks, then passed one another on March 13, and are now separating, as Venus continues to climb higher in the…
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