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Food Astrology ~ Natori Moore’s site has an attractive and
original design, together with some unusual features. These include
book recommendations to intermediate level, a selection of articles
on a range of topics and a fun Star Quiz to test your knowledge of
celebrity parent and child sign combinations. |
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| Soulgarden.tv ~ In an age of amateur video, here’s an example of a really professional approach to video horoscopes on the Web. Christopher Witecki is your astrologer, presenting a daily overview of those big cosmic happenings, with brief forecasts for the twelve zodiac signs. Great graphics, style and presentation all in one… |
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| Sprog’s Astro-Party ~ Alison (a.k.a. Sprog) is a former student of mine who can’t leave astrology alone. This is her new website where she sells the usual computer generated reports, something that everybody knows I don’t recommend. Still, her site is well designed and looks beautiful so just this once, I’m giving her a mention anyway. |
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| StarIQ.com ~
An extensive and professional resource. Constantly updated with current
transits, world events and the latest astrological happenings. Special
recommendations include the daily Planet Pulse audio feature, comprehensive
astrologer’s directory and the encyclopedic database of articles… |
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| Starlight
Astrology ~ Ann Futral has free daily, weekly and monthly
horoscopes, together with a helpful outline of what more detailed
study entails. You’ll find extensive information on compatibility,
both from an adult to adult and parent to child perspective, with a fascinating
section on the birthstone controversy. |
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| Strange Zodiac Signs ~ Freaking News emphasises current affairs and runs contests for those gifted at image manipulation to show off their skills with a creative picture summarising a news story. Each contest has a theme and this was the zodiac, with entries ranged from funny through grotesque, and Sagittarian Scarlett Johansson as a Aquarian… |
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| The
Daily Humorscope ~ Every day and every week, Ron E. Lunde provides
free online horoscopes from a more light-hearted perspective. Take a
look around this site and you’ll find lots of other funny things too.
Continuously online since 1996, this is reputedly the longest running
source of humorous horoscopes on the Internet. |
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| theFutureMinders ~
Features loads of free stuff and unusually, it’s all based around your
actual birthchart too. Besides a detailed analysis and current daily
forecast, you’ll find a unique elective feature to help in choosing the
best days for all sorts of useful activities. There’s enough to keep
you busy for hours! |
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| The Spoof - Astrology News ~ Did you know the Mayans mention the death of Queen Elizabeth? Or the last solar eclipse marked the birthday of the New York Stock Exchange? Or that an alignment of Venus and Mars could make you feel you’re being pulled towards the ceiling? To be honest neither did I, but I’ve read worse astrology presented totally seriously… |
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| Top 100 Horoscopes ~ A horoscope directory run by enthusiasts for the equally converted, Top 100 Horoscopes distinguishes itself from the also-rans by reviewing the sites it lists. In the midst of a redesign at the time of writing and emerging from comparative dormancy, do visit this directory regularly and often, as their database takes shape. |
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| Transcendental
Astrology ~ Those
interested in the astrology of relocation should visit Robert Couteau’s
site. With its detailed discussions and practical examples, Robert’s
theories concerning the importance of the least aspected planet in
a relocational analysis will certainly intrigue… |
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| Twelfth
House ~ This website is produced in Denver, Colorado by the astrological
store of the same name. A nominal subscription is necessary to access
its full range of services, but there is still some interesting reading
and several free forecasts for everyone attracted to astrology, numerology
and similar topics. |
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| Twelve Signs Of The Zodiac ~ Curious offering from the Christian Science Monitor, weekly newspaper of The First Church of Christ, Scientist. Though astrology often gets a poor press from religious organisations, they are happy to promote this gallery featuring one photo for each of zodiac constellations, ranging to be frank from the prosaic towards the inspirational. |
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| ZIGZAGZINE ~ Offered in English and Dutch, this site is the story of one woman’s voyage towards self-discovery, with astrology to guide her on the way. From your initial encounter with its idiosyncratic and original interface you’ll realise you aren’t in for the usual ride. Allow some time to find your way around and for working through the content. |
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| Zodiacal
Zephyr ~ Another
resource site and one that’s been around for a very long time. Loads
of interesting links, fun things to do and useful information to uncover.
A high degree of interactivity is possible, although nowadays ZZ is
perhaps not getting the attention it deserves. I’m sure I’d join with everybody in believing that’s a big shame. |
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