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 ! Astrology News ~ Regulars will know this site from before, but if I needed a site of the year, this is it. Run by Elsa P, whose own blog is addictive and compelling, Astrology News is a constantly updating source of astrological information from all over the Internet. I’m honoured to be an editor there myself and now post something every day… |
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| 3Liliths ~
Lilith may already have made your acquaintance. But did you know that three bodies actually bear this name? There’s asteroid Lilith, Black Moon Lilith and Dark Moon Lilith, the Earth’s hypothetical second satellite. Visit 3Liliths for the most comprehensive collection of Lilith related material that I have seen… |
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Parts & Midpoints Calculator ~ Paul Vachier is the editor and
creative director of NoEnd Press, a forum where people can publish their
ideas on the Web. A couple of personal contributions include the aforementioned
calculators, with the former comprehensive in its detail and the latter
beautifully simple. |
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| Asteroids ~
An invaluable preliminary investigation by Mark Andrew Holmes of the
astrological effects of some of the more infrequently considered asteroids
and centaurs. Included are interpretative discussions on such newcomers
as Asbolus, Chariklo, Cruithne, Damocles, Ixion, asteroid Lilith, Quaoar,
Varuna and many more. |
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| AstroEcon ~
Linking astrology and the money markets, this site also goes much further.
Webmaster Robert Hitt has his own distinctive and eclectic views on many
issues and takes time to share these with his visitors. The astrology lessons
for traders are definitely worth a visit, whether you are actually a trader
or not. |
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| Astrogyan ~
Traditions of astrology have developed differently on the Indian subcontinent.
For those unfamiliar with the cultural context, this can seem a little
daunting. Astrogyan.com excels at bringing Indian astrology directly to
a global audience, while also managing to do so for free. Don’t miss the
great wallpaper downloads… |
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| Astrology Blogger Directory ~ It’s interesting how Internet astrology has changed over the years. One area that is especially lively and vibrant at present is the astroblogosphere, with a global community who have something more to say than MySpace or Facebook will allow, and who realise that shouting buy me in capitals isn’t enough these days. |
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| Astrology
Images ~ This site has not been updated for a while, but has been
tended carefully beforehand by its webmaster Ivan Wilhelm, from Sweden.
It is still a great source of all kinds of astrological imagery, from
medieval diagrams, to contemporary representations of zodiac symbols
and Rennaissance pictures of astrologers at work. |
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| Astrology
of the New Centaurs ~ Collated by Juan Antonio
Revilla in Costa Rica. Comprises a comprehensive analyses of the astronomy
of the centaurs, with a detailed commentary on their astrological symbolism.
Download the excellent Riyal software for free, then calculate your centaur
placings for yourself. |
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| Astrology-Research.Net ~
Website of the RGCSA, the Research Group for the Critical Study of Astrology,
based at the University of Southampton within the UK. The RGCSA aims
to monitor standards and to promote sound research methodology. There’s
a growing collection of research articles to be enjoyed online… |
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| Astroqueer’s
Stars ~ Actively and challengingly maintained
with humour by Sy Scholfield from Australia, this site includes extensive gay, lesbian,
bisexual and transgender celebrity data, a fascinating collection of
articles on related issues of sexuality and links to sympathetic astrologers.
A vital resource for the 21st. Century, wouldn’t you say? |
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| Astro*Types ~
An unusual site that correlates the placement of the Sun and Moon in
the individual horoscope with the psychological behaviour patterns detailed
by Carl Jung. Having determined your Astro*Type, you can then discover
more about your own character and how you relate in the big scheme of
things… |
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| A Tale of Internet Astrology ~ What a sad story. Obviously everyone is feeling rather litigious, so I’m presenting this for interest and am not saying much. But for a tool that’s supposed to help us get along better, what a shame for astrology to be involved in it. Also, I wonder if all those happy surfers realise, their horoscope just comes out of a machine? |
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| Aztec
Astrologer ~ Continuing the theme of astrology
from around the world, this site also allows us a glimpse of astrological
techniques from ages past. You can calculate your birth horoscope using
this ancient system, or can otherwise consider an Aztec forecast for
a more contemporary date of your choosing. Try it! |
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| Centaur
Research Project ~ To learn more about Chiron
and the other cosmic centaurs, visit Robert von Heeren’s heavyweight
site. You’ll find a full explanation of their astronomy, discovery, surrounding
mythology and developing astrological symbolism. There’s an online ephemeris
for your reference as well. |
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| Classical Astrologer ~ Peter James Clark lives in British Columbia and the title of his site is self-explanatory. Geared from a traditional perspective, he is keen to promote his services, but also provides an extensive range of free resources. My own favourite is a complete translation of Ptolemy’s Tetrabiblos, the original astrology textbook. |
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| Constellation Magazine ~ Not your grandmother’s astrology magazine they say,
and I must incline to agree. For a start it’s online, although your grandmother
may well be too, for all I know. If you want to know what a Saturn Sister
does while Saturn is off elsewhere, this is it. They need contributors,
visitors and customers. Go register for best effect! |
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| Continuum ~ Website of the Jim Lewis Slayden Foundation, a non-profit charitable division
of the Astro*Carto*Graphy Trust and based in California in the USA. Continnuum is devoted to the promotion
of Astro*Carto*Graphy techniques, together with other methods for further investigation
involving astrology, physics and related disciplines. |
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