Michael O’Reilly looks at the next four years of the Trump presidency, with an important focus on 2020’s Saturn-Pluto conjunction and major cycles coming into play that could spell major war or financial collapse. Amy Shapiro analyzes the highs and lows, the ebb and flow, of May’s aspect patterns and teases out their implications for the world and each of us individually. Plus, Ronnie Gale Dreyer continues her series on the Fundamentals of Indian Astrology.

Most moviegoers have seen a James Bond film, but few know the esoteric and astrological secrets behind this enduring fictional figure as presented in next month’s feature by Ra Rishikavi Raghudas. Neptune, the planet that reflects our highest level of consciousness and our spiritual unconscious, is the focus of Marguerite Manning’s latest article on karmic astrology. The literature on aspects between Pluto and Chiron emphasize the psychological attributes of the combination, but Faith McInerney demonstrates that these aspect are also linked to consequential personal and global financial events and are common among achievers who not only distinguish themselves in their fields, but also change the world.

Included in this issue is our 2020 Yearbook. Focusing on January’s momentous Saturn-Pluto conjunction, Marie Schoeppel forecasts trouble for China and its economy, which will impact the globe. With a significant Jupiter-Saturn conjunction taking place in Aquarius in late 2020, columnist Michael O’Reilly ponders whether the Age of Aquarius is finally upon us.

Today’s extreme political and social polarization is about to become more intense, says Judi Thomases, who turns her discerning eye toward the upcoming U.S. Pluto Return that will transform the country—and the world. As Jupiter enters Capricorn in December 2019, Marguerite Manning decodes, from a uniquely karmic perspective, Jupiter’s natal sign positions, interpreting them in terms of the opportunities for supersized success they can bring.

As Saturn and Pluto move closer to exact conjunction in Capricorn next January and dark energies are brewing, astrologer Claudia Bader channels the shadow concept of Carl Jung to reveal the duel natures of these two celestial heavyweights. In a feature that is equal parts history lesson and love story, tied together with deep astrological wisdom, Wendell Perry explains how two Mercury-ruled lovers, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, had a uniquely happy and successful marriage, despite a rocky start and the expectations of an entire nation on their shoulders.

Leah Whitehorse shares insights into the powerful yet often misunderstood and frequently maligned critical 29th degree. Celeste Teal offers a guide to reading Lunar Returns, charts based on the Moon’s monthly return to its natal position. Every chart has a twelfth house, and so do all the houses of the horoscope, and Dusty Bunker uses this approach to uncover the vulnerabilities, or Achilles’ Heel, associated with each of the houses. 

Bestselling author and HOROSCOPE contributor with a passion for teaching her readers how to unlock their soul’s past, Marguerite Manning shows how to take the creative life force bestowed by the Sun to a level of ingenuity and inventiveness, even genius, via your Uranus sign—from, of course, a karmic perspective! Sioux Rose turns a serious, analytic eye on the astrological makeup of 15 top comedians and discerns some striking and surprising patterns in the charts of these masters of comedy. Plus, Celeste Teal has tips on how to benefit from Mars transits.

Nadia Smirnova-Mierau, a former nuclear physicist, offers her theoretical framework for understanding the physics of planetary influences. Sioux Rose delves into the mind of the comedian and the astrology of humor. Astrologer MichelAngelo employs astrology in the service of dream interpretation, explaining the symbolic meaning of imagery that reveals deep psycho-spiritual truths.

Included in this issue is our 2019 Yearbook. Wondering what the new year might have in store? Read Amy Shapiro’s feature on the most impactful conjunctions, oppositions, and squares occurring in 2019 and the effects of Uranus reentering Taurus. Shifting the focus from the personal to the economic and political, Bill Meridian tells us what to expect on the national and world stage.

Elizabeth Rozan offers an introductory guide to the Tarot’s universal symbols and esoteric framework tailor-made for astrologers. HOROSCOPE columnist Michael O’Reilly shares his discovery about the surprising role the asteroid Vesta plays in long-term stock-market trends and illustrates its use as a timing factor in buying or selling individual stocks. And Sioux Rose looks at what Jupiter’s transit of Sagittarius will mean for each Sun-Sign while Saturn simultaneously transits Capricorn.

Astrologer Bob Marks broadly ties Eris, the recently discovered dwarf planet named for a Greek goddess of war, to the Women’s Movement, and more specifically to women now spearheading societal change around issues of equality and sexual harassment. Continuing the topic of social awakenings, Joyce Levine gives her analysis of other cultural/political shifts, including not only the Me Too campaign, but also the Never Again and Black Lives Matter movements, and explains why they are taking place now. HOROSCOPE columnist Alphee Lavoie presents a scientific study of Mensa, the largest and oldest high-IQ society in the world, and reveals statistically significant astrological signatures of elevated intelligence.

Disney fairytales and sappy rom-coms limit the term “soul mate” to mean an ideal romantic partner. But, as astrologer Basil Fearrington explains, the concept denotes a much broader connection, which he illuminates via the techniques of synastry, paying special attention to the Moon’s Nodal Axis. And Michael O’Reilly covers the top ten astrological events of the second half of 2018.


Richard Nolle makes a compelling case for why astrologers should consider using the Black Moon Lilith when analyzing charts. The return of Uranus to Taurus on May 15 after an 84-year absence has the potential to dawn a new era, and astrologer Judi Thomases predicts the changes this transit will bring, including a planet-by-planet guide to all the aspects readers may experience over the next seven years. Alex Trenoweth details the out-of-body experience that changed her forever and gives accounts of other mystic moments, from near-death experiences to flashes of cosmic understanding. Nancy Frederick looks ahead to 2018’s summer season, focusing in particular on weather and politics, but also on aspects that will enhance spirituality and liberate the mind.

Michael O’Reilly profiles the recently departed motivational speaker, self-help author, and New Age publisher Louise Hay. David Perloff illustrates the theory that the influence of the planets is inversely proportional to their distance from the earth while directly proportional to the rarity of the configurations they make via correlating the birth of iconic and historical figures to the quincentennial Neptune-Pluto conjunction. Courtney Roberts presents techniques and experiments aimed at perfecting the art of astrological prediction.

Ra Rishikavi Raghudas turns the spotlight on the Academy Awards, its nominees and its winners, in an article that is sure to delight film buffs and fans of Hollywood’s most self-congratulatory event of the year, the Oscars! Astrologer MichelAngelo answers the question of what happens when two unrelated people are born at the same time by looking at the lives of two opera singers born on the very same day, noting the remarkable coincidences but also the drastic differences in their career paths.

For those who honor the tradition of making resolutions every January 1, Tien Starling offers star-inspired suggestions for New Year’s goals for each zodiacal sign. The rarer an astrological occurrence, and the more distant the planets involved, the more extraordinary it is, a correlation that David Perloff demonstrates in his exposition of the Neptune-Pluto conjunction and the great number of iconic and historic figures that were born under its influence.

In a special holiday installment of Soul-Centered Astrology, Alan Oken tells of the celestial gifts that await each sign of the zodiac, now and in the year ahead. With reminiscences and insights from family and friends, Stephanie Shea offers a touching tribute to beloved columnist Jan Spiller, author of HOROSCOPE’s The Astrological Edge, who passed away last year. Sioux Rose reveals what Saturn’s homecoming to Capricorn, after a 27-year absence, will mean in terms of rewards and challenges for all of the signs.

Bob Makransky suggests using the technique known as Natural Disposition, paired with a close study of repeated aspects patterns, to make predicting the future less difficult—if not easy. Astrologer Alex Trenoweth uses statistical data and astrological research to discover how best to teach different groups of students—an essential guide for teachers and parents alike.

Sioux Rose takes us sign by sign to let us know exactly how to take advantage of the gifts of Jupiter’s yearlong passage through transformative Scorpio, a transit amplified with potent psychic and spiritual power via its sextile to Pluto and trine to Neptune. Tien Starling provides guidance on how to better navigate life’s journey through familiarizing yourself with your sign’s strengths and weaknesses.

Dusty Bunker focuses on the kinds of events that have occurred during the seven-year periods when Uranus was in Gemini (the sign of its discovery), arming us as citizens against replicating past historical mistakes when this transit next occurs less than a decade from now. Sioux Rose shows how to use your birthdate to determine when your natal Sun will progress into a new sign and give you an opportunity to reboot your life.

Sylvia Sky gives us the scoop on what to expect from next month’s Solar Eclipse, the first the U.S. mainland will have seen since 1979 and that will cast its shadow in a 3000-mile sweep from the Pacific Northwest through the U.S. heartland to coastal South Carolina! Larry Schwimmer returns to our pages with sage advice for increasing your romantic odds for finding Mr. or Ms. Right, through understanding how the planets affect your personality and relationship choices.

David Perloff, using the technique of Mental Chemistry developed by Marc Edmund Jones, explains how we receive and process information and why certain tasks come more easily to some of us while others are better suited to other roles. Tien Starling provides a respite from the political rancor that has been dividing our country with a Sun-Sign guide to celebrating this year’s Independence Day.

Sioux Rose sheds light on life’s major milestones and their rewards and challenges by looking at them through the lens of outer-planet cycles that coincide with them. Elizabeth Rozan provides a unique theoretical look into several significant points in the zodiacal chart, in particular the Prenatal Solar Eclipse Point and the Personality Point of Integration. Ronnie Gale Dreyer is back with the third and final installment of her series on Indian Astrology, this time turning her attention to the forecasting techniques of planetary periods—or dashas—and transits.

In the first installment of an illuminating three-part series, Ronnie Gale Dreyer explains the differences and divergences between Indian and Western astrology, using the chart of tennis great Serena Williams for illustration. Larry Schwimmer details what you can expect when certain planets are transiting the eighth house, the sector of the horoscope that plays an important role in making major life changes.

Lisa Paron shows how the signs of the Egyptian zodiac represented a different god, goddess, or mythological being—from Amon Ra, the Sun god, to the Sphinx—and illustrates just how integral astrology was to the ancient Egyptians in the creation of their collective myths, rituals, and understanding of life’s meaning. If you were born on the cusp of your Sun-Sign, Norma R. Hagan says, you have the enviable ability to tap into the strengths of two zodiacal signs, and she offers advice on how to take full advantage of your cuspal nature.

Amy Shapiro gives us a zodiacal rundown on February’s influential planetary energies concentrated in Aries and Pisces and how they will affect each and everyone of us. In an intriguing comparison of two symbolic systems, astrologer Ray Grasse seeks to discover whether the traditional planets correspond to mathematical principles, with explanations for the parallels between Jupiter and multiplication and the Moon and the square root, among other pairs.

Astrologer Mitchell Scott Lewis gives us reasons to be optimistic about our country’s future in his newest feature that looks ahead to the year 2020! And with a new year comes a new column—this one coming to us from across the pond!—with Anne Whitaker sharing her zodiacal wisdom with us on a bi-monthly basis.

Jessica Murray takes a look at the three outer planets, or transpersonals, for insight into our current era, with an emphasis on global finance trends, technological advances, ideological crises, and explosive geopolitics—and, more long-range, the potential significance of three 2020 conjunctions and a Pluto Return. Wrapping up her twelve-part series on love and romance, Olivia aims her Cupid’s arrow at Sagittarius this month, and offers her reliable matchmaking advice to those under the influence of this adventurous fire sign.

Regular contributor and monthly “Soul-Centered Astrology” columnist Alan Oken predicts the outcome of the 2016 U.S. presidential election. And continuing the political theme, Wendell C. Perry answers the question as to what could possibly motivate someone to pursue a career in politics, particularly in today’s hostile climate.

Astrologer Ra Rishikavi Raghudas looks at the charts of David Bowie, Prince, Glenn Frey, and Natalie Cole as he delves into a strange phenomenon that marked the early part of 2016—the departure of a host of musical legends from this world. Human fascination with crystals, used for such varying purposes as prediction, healing, luck, and a connection with the spiritual, dates back hundreds of thousands of years, and Lisa Paron outlines which ones to use to bring positivity and success to each Star Sign. Tien Starling gives spooktacular, star-inspired costume suggestions for all ages to enjoy this Halloween night!

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