Solunars by Aldebaran Sidereal Academy

For clarification, here are some selections taken from Clay Reed's Astrology for the '90s column in the Sept. 1991 issue of American Astrology magazine in which he relates his theories on progressions.

"The idea behind progressions is that different units of time may be paralleled. Given this, to ...

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Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but some of your remarks would appear to imply that you find the Sidereal Zodiac superior to the Tropical <g>.
I don't understand the tone of this sentence unless I give heavy weight to the grin :). Of course my remarks imply that. This book is just one more ...

I hadn't read this post until now, Jim, but it really is fascinating. Aleister Crowley, "the wickedest man in the world", was certainly a complex mysterious guy who inspired great controversy: the Magus of the new aeon to some and a charlatan to others. I do like the point you made about the ...

I'm seriously questioning the commonplace view that Sun in Gemini is essentially rational and driven by piercing reason. I know that I've fed this view, so I'm taking responsibility for questioning it in public.

I think it is better said that they are driven by reasons - and by the mobilization ...

Aries seems to get a lot of bad press in Sidereal Astrology, which isn't hard to understand considering some of the characters born when the Sun was passing through it, (e.g., Machiavelli, Oliver Cromwell, Marx, Lenin, and Hitler.) Since the Sun is about to leave Aries for this year, I thought I ...