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 Bob Marks ~ An astrologer working in New York City, Bob’s website will tell you more about him, the books he has written and his broadcasting interests, but I’m recommending it especially for the free astrology lessons section he provides, forming a great reference with a distinct individualistic slant for beginners and professionals alike. |
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Habits by Zodiac Sign ~ Katherine Rone’s website contains a
selection of astrological and New Age material, as well as promoting
Katherine’s consultative services. This feature is a light-hearted consideration
of how each zodiac sign might best approach breaking a bad habit. You
never know, it might just help… |
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| Charmed ~ Big thanks to Atlanta Homes and Lifestyles magazine and especially to the wonderful Marcia Sherrill, for this great piece about a design consultation that she had with me, believe it or not on July 4. In truth, we talked over so much more than just her decor. If all my clients were like Marcia, what can I say, I’d be laughing… |
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| Fraser
Valley Astrological Guild ~ Founded in 1991, the Guild is
a non-profit association from British Columbia, Canada. Maintained
by Anne Massey, their website has an ambitious design and many interesting
features. It’s a wonderful, warm and affectionate glimpse into a thriving
astrological community. |
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Will Astrology ~ Profiling the average astrologer is never easy.
Given the range of creative expression that is possible within this
profession, perhaps Rob Brezsney is simply typical of the breed. Rob
has harnessed Internet astrology in support of his alternative beliefs
and lifestyle. His site has a great logo, that’s what I think anyway! |
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| James Randi and an Astrologer ~ In this video a youthful Jonathan Cainer sadly fails at a birthchart interpretation for actor and comedian Hugh Laurie. Click his name left for Laurie’s flat chart if you want to see what Cainer was reading, although even minus a birth time it’s hard to see where “professorial” is indicated. Besides, wherever did he find that outfit? |
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| James Randi and Astrology in Business ~ Another clip from the 1991 TV series in which debunker James Randi this time makes mincemeat of a so-called financial astrologer, better known nowadays for other career choices. In this instance his cause is not assisted by putting down monumental losses to the consequence of actually not using astrology after all… |
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| James Young ~ James exposes those online who call themselves astrologers and are nothing of the sort, or who sell reports spewed out of their computer in the belief that these are good enough. Much of this is common knowledge to astrology professionals, but it’s a good read and source of reference that deserves publicity anyhow… |
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| Jessica Murray ~ Jessica has practiced
astrology in San Francisco for thirty years. She wrote about her
new book, leading the latest round of astrological navel-gazing from
the world’s last superpower. Personally, I’m glad to hear something
from astrologers on the West Coast. I may be wrong, but aren’t you
guys suffering enough yet? |
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| Jonathan
Cainer ~ Love him or loathe him, Jonathan Cainer is commercially
the most successful Sun sign astrologer in the UK today. Following
several well publicised changes, at the time of writing he is currently to be found with the
Daily Mail. Nonetheless if there’s no newspaper handy, Jonathan’s
full range of forecasts is now online. |
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| Kepler
College ~ Based in Seattle, Kepler College has been authorised
by the State of Washington to issue BA and MA degrees in Astrological
Studies. The curriculum follows a distance learning model, with symposia
in the Seattle area once a term, although enrolment is open globally. Visit
Kepler’s website to learn more… |
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| Linda-Goodman.com ~ It is fashionable to describe the work of Linda Goodman as overly simplistic and commercial. Still, her book Sun Signs was one of the first astrology books I ever read and the Love Signs that followed was enormously influential too. This site is dedicated to her memory, while describing it as busy is a huge understatement… |
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