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 Nadi-astrology.org ~
In the days when Astrologywizard.com had a discussion forum, there was
once a question about an astrology based on palm leaves in India, for which
only limited information could be unearthed. I am therefore relieved to find there
is now a whole site about this, where you can even have your own reading
if you’d like. |
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| Neptune Café ~ This site is written, designed and maintained by Michael O’Reilly, who is also known as WolfStar, a name you may recognise from elsewhere. This is his online playground, where from an astrological point of view he commentates on world events, political happenings, celebrity data and birthcharts in the news. |
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| Night
Light News ~ Dedicated
primarily to the study and advancement of Esoteric Astrology, propounded
in the books of Alice Bailey at the beginning of the twentieth century.
Otherwise, these pages have everything you’d expect from a well maintained
astrology site, including regular updates and a host of free features. |
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| Philip
Sedgwick ~ Philip favours pushing the envelope. He has a special
interest in some complex issues facing astrologers today, such as how
to bring new discoveries like Quaoar, Sedna and Eris into a standard
interpretation, or how we can move closer towards a heliocentric approach.
Here you can read all of his latest ideas… |
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| Planets,
Asteroids and Beyond ~ For the many interested in asteroid interpretation and particularly for those with a technical inclination, then this
site is quite simply an essential addition to your list of favourites.
Where asteroids are concerned, almost any information you could dream
of is listed here. |
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| Renaissance
Astrology ~ This scholarly site is an essential source of
information for astrology’s more traditional application. There are
detailed and comprehensive delineations of each astrological factor
from a traditional perspective, together with extensive biographies
of this subject’s formative thinkers. |
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| Revelation
13: Astrology for the New Age ~ The Book of Revelation from
an astrological perspective. You may not agree with everything Tom
Chase says, but his apocalyptic world view certainly has some intriguing
connotations. It’s an individualistic view of a text that has held resonance
for lots of different groups of people over the centuries. |
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| Seduction Central ~ Jeffrey Kishner used to run a site called Astrology at the Movies, but he has new interests nowadays. Under the Ning umbrella he’s created and built this social network where everybody gets together and discusses their relationships from an astrological perspective. It’s busy and has an active and growing membership… |
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| Sports Astrologer ~ I’ve heard of astrologers in the UK who make a speciality out of sporting predictions, but as yet we don’t have anybody who comes close to this lady. Andrea Mallis lives in Berkeley, California and has a career making baseball predictions in particular. Come to think of it, we don’t have baseball here either… |
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| Sri
Lanka Jyotisha ~ This site focuses particularly on a Sri Lankan
cultural perspective. Jyotish is the Vedic system of astrology, originally
from the Indian subcontinent. While authoritative in its content
and recommendations, this site’s data is also easily accessed by those
from different backgrounds. Fascinating and engrossing! |
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| Technical Factors in Astrology ~ Here’s a new and growing section of Wikipedia which attempts to address the general dumbing down of astrological technique that’s so shockingly prevalent nowadays. Most of the sections are quite short and not any more accurate than a newspaper would be, but you can always contribute yourself to make them better. |
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| The
Astrologer’s Fund Inc. ~ For those intrigued by the growing application
of astrology within the twin worlds of finance and big business, then
this site is recommended as a starting point for your further investigations.
As well as much useful information, there are also links to further
resources elsewhere. |
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| The
Celtic Zodiac ~ The Celtic Tree Zodiac was allegedly
rediscovered by Robert Graves in 1949, although the accuracy of his claims
remain the subject of some doubt. It is based on thirteen signs, corresponding
with the thirteen lunar months of the year. If you’re intrigued to find
out your own tree sign, then take a look here… |
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| The
Fixed Stars ~ For an exhaustive analysis of 290
fixed stars and 88 constellations, Anne Wright’s site confers a comprehensive
astrological, astronomical, mythological and historical perspective.
The named fixed stars are also clearly categorised for ease of reference
according to their shared characteristics. |
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| The
Lunar Planner ~ Recommended
for its extensive review of the theory and practice of sidereal astrology,
this site also emphasises the eight lunar phases and encourages attunement
to the lunation cycle. You’ll find details of the meanings inherent in
each lunar phase and of the latest developments in the lunar calendar… |
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| Top
Synergy ~ Some of the most impressive astrological techniques
have been developed to help us better understand our interpersonal relationships.
This site allows you to experience a part of this for yourself, with
a free report based around sound astrological principles, emailed as a link
to an address you specify. |
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| Vietnamese
Zodiac ~ The Chinese and Vietnamese zodiacs are very similar, although
the former is much more widely known. Here is the opportunity to rectify
any imbalance in your knowledge, by discovering the intricacies
of the Vietnamese system and by using the online calculator to determine
your own sign. A fun site! |
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