Reaching Wholeness via Astrology
I am the Moon; I reflect the light of the Sun. I shed light on dark nights. I shower hearts with love, and I am the inspiration for the songs.
All or Nothing: The Scorpio
Scorpio is the sign of darkness, depth, and mystery, so Scorpios base their attitudes on the principle of all or nothing…
The Librans: The Sons and Daughters of Venus
Librans, being born during the pleasant weather of the harvest period, are ruled by Venus.
The Resurrection of The Consciousness
An inspiring interview with Turkish astrologer Elif Hece about our world’s future and astrology.
The Time for Maximum Change
Our inner powers that will help us are waiting to be awakened. We should rediscover our inner voices and intuitions. We should notice and take care of the warnings from our subconscious, our feelings, and our visions.
Virgo: Chasing Perfection
If “Being paranoid doesn’t mean people aren’t out to get you” were the phrase to describe Scorpio, the phrase that described Virgo would be “Looking clean doesn’t mean that you won’t wash it again.”
Leo: A King or Queen
“Every Leo is a king or queen, even if it’s not apparent. You feel as if you’re looking at a monarch whenever you see a Leo in any profession, status, or field.
The Great Awakening: Before and After 2012
We live in an era where nothing will be as it was before. We are heading toward a period when we will question all of our values, assumptions, relationships, and systems, and new ones will replace the old ones.
How Your Rising Sign (Ascendant) Effect Your Life?
Our rising signs are “the windows” through which we see life. They are our eyes; they are how we see life. In other words, they are how we are dressed. They are delicate dresses, and sometimes they act as shields for us. In short, our rising signs are our “outer” personalities.
The Solar and Planetary Cycles and World Trade
It is clear that the solar and planetary cycles correspond with trade cycles and shifts in the markets. Studies into sunspots and the planetary cycles show their effect on trade cycles and crop prices has accelerated since 19th century.