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 Facade ~ I'm a professional astrologer and that’s what I do, not tarot cards, staring into my crystal ball, eyeballing your tea leaves or feeling the bumps on your head either. Still I’m always happy to find a good free source of other types of reading online, with a great selection of tarot spreads for instance and no registration necessary. |
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| Famous
Birthdays.com ~ Not an astrological site, but a valuable and
extensive resource for all those interested in the correlation between
birth data and personality characteristics. Discover who else was born
on your birthday. It’s fascinating reading, with links to lots and lots of further information
for each specific day. |
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| Flying Spaghetti Monster ~ Deity of the Pastafarians, members of the parody (or maybe not?) religion, the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Created in 2005 by Bobby Henderson, this all began as a satirical protest against the decision by the Kansas State Board of Education to permit the teaching of intelligent design as an alternative to evolution… |
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| Free Tarot Reading ~ Do you want an instant quality tarot reading? How
about, for free? Wejees have been mentioned before, but here’s
a direct link to their free tarot section. Used occasionally the readings
can be stunning, with an element of randomness just like shuffling real
cards. Visit their store while you’re over there, don’t you think? |
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| Glastonbury
Archive ~ If you’ve never downloaded an ebook, waste no further
time in adding another skill to your online repertoire. The Glastonbury
Archive has an excellent and completely free selection, with Palden Jenkins’ Living
in Time and remarkable Historical Ephemeris both pertaining
directly to astrological study. |
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| Goddess
Flight Divination ~ Described as “your source for all divination
needs” this site provides a selection of reasonably priced astrological,
tarot, numerology and biorhythm readings for your perusal. Also on
offer are a number of freebies, including daily Sun sign forecasts
and some amusing games. |
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| Gods,
Heroes and Myth ~ A friendly and accessible site for those attracted
to the study of classical mythology and legend. Featured are the deities
of ancient Greece and Rome, Egypt and Babylon, together with those indigenous
to North, Central and South America, Norse mythology, the Celts and Arthurian
legend too. |
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| Google Translate ~ For webmasters not so long ago, reaching the largest audience you could meant several lengthy translations of your entire website. Huge swathes of the Web were beyond the average surfer, but that is not true anymore, with this fantastic service from Google bringing so many languages within the comprehension of everybody. |
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| Hermitary ~ Resources and reflections on hermits and solitude is the subtitle and I couldn’t put it better myself. It’s a very informative and worthy site, but the funniest thing (if that’s the right word) is the hermit’s forum with a record so far of 169 users online at once. I guess in these days of the Internet even hermiting isn’t what it once was… |
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| HM Nautical Almanac Office ~ Don’t be put off by the name, this agency catalogues astronomical data for a wide range of purposes. Be sure to check out the online data and miscellanea sections both with a UK focus, as well as the eclipse portal and the fascinating Websurf project, that enables the precise calculation of Islamic prayer times for instance… |
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| Horoscope
Magazine ~ The web presence of the UK edition of Horoscope magazine,
another long running stalwart of the astrological community. As well
as details about the magazine’s contents for this month, you’ll find
free daily and monthly horoscopes for those surfing in, together with
free Chinese astrology on a monthly basis. |
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| HumanDescent ~ Looking at the stars, it’s hard to imagine how the ancients saw the things they did. I mean Scorpio possibly, maybe Gemini, but the rest of them, I don’t think so. Naming the zodiac again I’d use some of the animals from here. To start I’d have the squeep, the dobbit, the dosp, the goatog, the dorse and the ugly pugling… |
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| James
Randi ~ James Randi has built a reputation on debunking the paranormal.
He offers $1,000,000 to anyone who can convince him of such ability and this includes astrology too. Those anxious to prove themselves be
warned, so far nobody has even survived his unspecified test conditions.
There have been over 1,000 applicants… |
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| Jenny
Smedley ~ Jenny was going nowhere, until she first saw a performance
by country singer Garth Brooks. She instantly recognised someone she
had known intimately in a past life and went on to describe the details
in enormous depth. She now writes, records and appears on TV herself.
It’s a remarkable story with a happy ending. |
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