With the Sun still squaring Pluto, and now opposite Saturn, and with Uranus about to cross the boundary from Pisces to Aries, we seem to be moving from protracted crisis and forced change to unpredictable and radical developments that are bound to disrupt established order. This Ingress is a very powerful one - emphasising the need for us all to practise speaking the truth about the world by taking on a bold and truthful Arian courage.

Everyone wants to see when they'll have positive periods for love and relationships, and if you've learned enough astrology, you can do that yourself. This will show you step-by-step how to do that.

Some of you in getting an astrology reading may have been told something about a "house ruler", or perhaps have noticed it elsewhere. Every house is ruled by one of your natal planets, and which planet it is depends on the sign on the house cusp. Each zodiac sign is ruled by a certain planet.

How to read an ephemeris is a crucial part of astrology and predictions; knowing how to do this allows you to see where the transit (moving) planets are in your own chart and what natal planets they're aspecting.

Sometimes astrologers forget when teaching someone new to astrology the absolute basics required to learn. You do them so often, they become second nature, and you forget that you need to learn these things first before you start anything else. This is a totally basic exercise and shows you how to count degrees and therefore helps you find aspects and understand the zodiac wheel. If you're completely new to astrology, it's one of the first things you must learn.

A little ditty on the angry toddler being released from his playpen!

Moon, the only constant in all kinds of horary charts, is of utmost importance in medical horary charts from the beginnings of horary astrology up to the period of her blossoming in the 17th century ...

"As 2010 gets underway, it is possible to see the political temperature rising as governments recognise that the governed are becoming increasingly dissatisfied with the circumstances in which they are living. As Pluto inches forward to 4 degrees of Capricorn, currently approaching its second exact square from Saturn (of three), measures are being taken of a most extraordinary kind to prevent any possibility of popular control of the unfolding of public events.

"It is almost as if it has been set up as an example; or, if not, as the first of a great series of falls, spectacular collapses of such proportion that they reverberate around the world, like the recent earthquake in Chile.
The land of such central historical importance to the whole project of Western civilization is teetering on the brink, and there seems to be no positive outlook ahead.
The global capitalist society is moving into a new phase, not just weapons and disaster profiteering, but impinging directly on the sovereignty of the nation-state."

"A dispositor is a planet that has influence over another planet. Traditionally, there are a few ways in which one planet disposits another, however the most common form of dispositorship is where the influential planet rules the sign that another planet is in.

For instance, the Moon will disposit any planet in Cancer. Here, the Moon can enforce the old parental favourite – “if you are under my roof you live by my rules!”