Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Ceres”
December 10 2018 As Theresa May has postponed the crucial vote in Parliament about her Brexit deal for tomorrow, I take a very quick look at the 1801 UK chart. Many astrologers are commenting on the fact that Saturn is active in the 1801 chart for the UK. And that is really important. It shows difficulties and delays underfoot for …
Scorpio 2018 Scorpio is living up to its reputation in very devastating ways this year. The sign of ‘taking no prisoners’ seems to want nothing less than death and rebirth. Brexit is splitting the UK, the heart-breaking fires in California have destroyed homes and lives, and in my practice, I have couples struggling to come to terms with relationship betrayal. …
6 November, 2018 As I write the US goes to the polls in the mid-term elections. If you read my blog you know I’m not one for prediction as I think the level of consciousness can make a difference to what happens. However I was struck by the position of Ceres today and I see her as the planet of …
Leo 2018 The source of the zodiac is based in the northern hemisphere and therefore the signs are thought to align with northern hemisphere seasons. Leo, a sign associated with the sun, occurs in our summer. We should, then, be forgiven for expecting some heat and sunshine. In Amsterdam we hope for a bit of that every year. However this …
Leo 2017 If you are part of any astrology circles, you can’t possibly have missed all the blogs, vlogs, podcasts, workshops and all manner of events relating to the upcoming ‘Great American Eclipse’. Eclipses happen all the time, however this is indeed a special eclipse for many reasons. Because totality can be seen only on US soil (a very rare …
Cancer 2017 Since 2006, when Ceres was given her rightful status next to Pluto, I have been keeping an eye on her so I can learn how this planetoid works in practice. Clues to her nature are given by the wonderful myth we have about her and her daughter as well as by what she does astronomically. However I always …
