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 Astroscoped
Horoscopes ~ Astroscoped is primarily a directory of free
horoscopes available around the Web, with links to those offered on
a daily, weekly, monthly and annual basis. In addition there is some
useful information on astrological principles, which will interest
those striving to learn astrology for themselves. |
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| Astro-Services ~
Commercial site, based in the UK and with an attractive design and good
graphic component. Astro-Services offers free Sun sign interpretations,
free weekly forecasts, topical information on world events from an astrological
perspective and news features on recent astronomical developments. |
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| AstroStar
Astrology ~ Excellent,
modern magazine style site with popular appeal, actively maintained from
the US by Tara Pierce. AstroStar offers the latest astrological news
and feedback, with extensive links to further astrological resources
and information, together with some unusual free horoscopes as well. |
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| AstroTwins ~
Ophira and Tali Edut are identical twin sisters, but two Sagittarians and
not two Geminis. Together they are astrologers for Teen People magazine
and AOL’s Teen Channel, so their website targets a younger audience, with advice on crucial teen issues like romance, what to wear and which celebrity is really just like you. |
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| BlogRank - Astrology ~ Here’s a list of the most admired astrology blogs. Astrology blogging exploded in popularity and seemed the new way forward, allowing everyone to have their say without the skills necessary to maintain a website for example. Today there are far fewer of them, because sadly their standards often proved so appalling in the end. |
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| Bonnie’s
Links ~ This site is created and enthusiastically maintained by Bonnie
Lee Hill. It comprises a detailed and varied selection of links to information
on many aspects of astrology, ranging from popular Sun sign columns through
to the history of astrology and beyond. It is definitely worth a leisurely
mouse around… |
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| Cafe Astrology ~ Annie and Adam run this site and have lots on offer for you to enjoy. You’ll find Sun sign analyses, celebrity stars, comment on the latest cosmic happenings and a big focus on compatibility, relationships and love, together with a deeper look at certain other aspects of astrology and at some related subjects too. |
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| Catholic Encyclopedia ~ Published in 1913, the Catholic Encyclopedia is now
digitised and online. This is the astrology section, making a deeply
sceptical, though nonetheless interesting, read. If you’re looking
for entertainment it’s not really the thing, but there’s
some intriguing stuff on the history of astrology, for those prepared to
plough through. |
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| Celeb AstroBlogy ~ Nowadays, most of us are obsessed with celebrity. Here you can read about your fave celebs, with the latest happenings all
outlined in an astrological context. Especially intriguing is a story
on young David Banda, recently transplanted from an African orphanage,
to become part of Madonna and Guy Ritchie’s happy family. |
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| COLORSTROLOGY ~
Purists will remind us of the benefits of coding in Notepad, but for me
this is one of the best sites in a while. Developed by Michele Bernhardt
and sponsored by Pantone, it gives character traits and a special colour
for every birthday, accompanied by music to inspire. It is definitely worth the wait
over a slow connection. |
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| Crazy
Horoscopes.com ~ Beautifully presented, this site is the ‘spare time
interest’ of a young digital artist and animator from the UK, who works
under the name of the Goblin Prince. You should certainly sample for
yourself the outrageous nature of much that this site contains. It is
in my opinion, sure to make you laugh out loud! |
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| CyberWorld
Khaldea ~ Notable features of this unique site include a 3,000
year precision ephemeris, a 2002 ephemeris for twelve time zones worldwide,
the birthcharts and data for one thousand celebrities, a varied selection
of articles plus the definitive online archive of Dane Rudhyar’s life
and works. It’s a heavyweight contribution… |
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| Equinox
Astrology ~ A pioneer of astrological retailing and founder
of London’s famous Astrology Shop, Robert Currey has since relocated
but continues to maintain his reputation at the pinnacle of computerised
chart interpretation. For those who are looking for such things, I’d have thought you’d have little reason to go elsewhere. |
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| Evolving
Door ~ Wendy Guy has forecasts with a lunar edge, a discussion of
the twelve signs and a selection of articles covering more complex astrological
concerns. An instant bookmark is her excellent glossary, explaining clearly a number of astrological terms, with attractive diagrams and illustrations just when you need them. |
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