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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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| Book of Zodiac Insults ~ My bitchscopes have been popular with people all over the world, since I wrote them in a fit of pique a few years back. Here’s the sequel, served cold with illustrations, courtesy of my friend the Cosmic Snail. If you see anything nearly so good elsewhere on the Internet, you’ll let me know about it then, don’t you think? |
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| Brightstarlights ~ Brightstarlights looks at fashion and celebrity through an astrological lens. I was especially impressed with this feature, inspired by the annual Costume Institute gala in New York, looking at the astrology behind some of the most glamorous women there and how their zodiac sign is reflected in their outfit for the night… |
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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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| Chopper’s Horoscopes ~ Mark Brandon “Chopper” Read was one of Australia’s most infamous and violent criminals, but found fame in his middle years as an author, media personality and celebrity. This sketch featuring Heath Franklin imagines Chopper presenting your horoscope. Please note, it is not for those who are offended by strong language… |
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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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| Constellations of Words ~ Anne Wright always used to run the definitive fixed star reference for astrologers on the Web. This went offline and was presumed deceased, so it is great to see her back with an even better offering. From an interpretation point of view there is more on the constellations, their myths and associations than you’ll find anywhere else. |
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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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| Cosmic
Imperative ~ Now this is really cool. Gerald Baron
will not only calculate your horoscope online, he’ll even talk it through
with you as well. Free spoken horoscopes are offered for your birthchart,
current forecast and for relationship issues too. At the time of writing, one of the most original
astrology sites on the Web at the moment. |
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| Cosmitec
Astrological Compatibility Advice ~ This site
is currently being developed by Luc De Jaeger and is entirely devoted
to the astrological understanding of human relationships. There are sections
on Sun and Moon sign compatibility, sexual astrology and astrological
fertility based on the work of Dr. Eugen Jonas. |
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| C.U.R.A. ~ The University Centre for Astrological Research is a trilingual online magazine
for those wishing to expand the boundaries of astrological theory and
practice. There is a huge range of articles to read and to enjoy, but
be prepared for some intense intellectual application to benefit most
from your visit. |
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| Dog
Horoscopes.Com ~ Hosted by Mystic Dog® Newf, President
of the Canine Astrological Society, this site is a must for all dog
lovers who also love astrology. You can post a picture of your favourite
pooch, check compatibility with your furry friend and catch up with
free horoscopes from canine psychics… |
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| Encyclopedia of Astrology ~ I seem to have heard a lot about Nicholas DeVore’s classic book recently, which is probably a sad comment on the state of modern astrology, seeing as it was originally published in 1947. Still, rather than forking out for a rehash of the same old material, here it is online and totally for free. Don’t you just love the Internet? |
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| Eris Ephemeris ~
Maybe the astronomers aren’t so dumb. In mythology, Eris was intimately linked with Ares (Mars), but now in space, they couldn’t
get much further apart. But isn’t it strange how Eris was discovered while in the sign of Aries, is in Aries in the birth charts of nearly everyone alive now and remains in this sign for many years to come? |
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