I lost my YouTube virginity, with Cassandra Tyndall
/I recently talked with Cassandra on her YouTube channel. We discussed antiscia and how I got into astrology.
The Power of Antiscia Video Lecture
/The complete multi-media presentation of the talk I gave at the United Astrology Conference (UAC) 2012 is available. Please contact me if you'd like to access the video.
Please contact me for the password to view this video lecture.
Antisica in action:
On the day I gave the talk (my first public lecture on antiscia) the transiting Sun and transiting Mercury were actually in precise antiscion to both my natal Sun and Mercury! -- and so pulled my Sun Mercury into the cardinal axis. As I didn't schedule the time, it was a surprise to learn.
In the talk I outline what antiscia is - as well as why and how to use it. I offer a historical context, and give directions for calculating antiscia, in addition to applying it to many modern musicians, comics, and politician charts. Example charts begin at the 41 minute mark.
Winter Solstice
/The Sun moves into Capricorn today.
Return of the light. Rebirth?
Hades on the sea floor while the Sun sets over the mountains.
Change, sudden separations, or connections - sudden insights, quickening, reform.
Developments, big ideas, travel, commerce, mass communication - secrets want out.
People who control important information or the news.
Plans for modernization.
Greater need for power by religious leaders.
Space exploration.
Revolutionary alliances made or broken.
Popularization of occult, hidden, and ancient knowledge.
Old fashions, secondhand junk, using what is broken or worn out, making do.
Flooding decay. Experiencing or insights into grief, sickness, death.
Slavery in cinema continues. Pitiful pornography still in vogue.
Want.
Lack.
Recognizing the darkness. Great cruelty exposed.
Catastrophe, or the end of a large scale drama played out on the earth's stage... tsunami tidal wave earthquake volcano flood cataclysmic change... a nightmare, or the conclusion of our earthbound existence in a classical tragedy?
Hades on the sea floor as the Sun sets over the mountains.
