Alex Trenoweth
January 19, 2020
This article appeared in the International Society for Astrological Research‘s (ISAR) magazine in 2017, just before what would have been Janis Joplin’s 75th birthday. ISAR is one of the largest astrological groups in the Western world. ISAR holds regular conferences every other year (except during United Astrology Conference years). Contact Alex at alex.trenoweth@gmail.com to book an astrological consultation. Copyright: Alex Trenoweth Before we go any further, please follow me on social media. Subscribe to my newsletter if you would like to learn more about astrology from a fully qualified professional. I’m active on Facebook (@growingpainsadolescence), Twitter and Instagram. If you’d […]
January 19, 2020
This article appeared in the International Society for Astrological Research‘s (ISAR) magazine in 2017, just before what would have been Janis Joplin’s 75th birthday. ISAR is one of the largest astrological groups in the Western world. ISAR holds regular conferences every other year (except during United Astrology Conference years). Contact Alex at alex.trenoweth@gmail.com to book an astrological consultation. Copyright: Alex Trenoweth Before we go any further, please follow me on social media. Subscribe to my newsletter if you would like to learn more about astrology from a fully qualified professional. I’m active on Facebook (@growingpainsadolescence), Twitter and Instagram. If you’d […]
January 17, 2020
Muhammad Ali (nee Cassius Clay) was born on 17 January 1942 at 18:35 in Louisville Kentucky with Jupiter in Gemini and Saturn in Taurus. His Saturn is conjunct the planet of rebellion, Uranus, and so it is worth noting early on that Saturn transits will carry the flavour of this rebellion. Ali was one of the greatest heavyweight boxers (well THE greatest according to him) this century and he was especially noted for his clever aphorisms. His famous quote “I float like a butterfly and sting like a bee” is a perfect example of his Jupiter and Saturn placements. No […]
January 13, 2020
It was my very great pleasure to contribute this article about great conjunctions to the Career Astrologer, the magazine of the Organization for Professional Astrology (OPA). I was honoured to be in the same magazine with so many highly successful colleagues. And the magazine is truly fabulous and one of the best astrology magazines I’ve ever seen (and I might have to concede that it even surpasses my own!). Not a single duff article, no stuff for beginners (I’m not knocking beginners but a professional astrology magazine doesn’t need the basic information). Instead, it featured excellent research from astrologers from […]
January 2, 2020
Welcome to Alex’s Top 2019 Moments! I had a fabulous 2019–and I honestly thought I couldn’t out do 2018 with the IVC conference in India and United Astrology Conference and a whole lot of other great stuff. I hope you had a great 2019 and I also hope that this post will inspire you to reflect back on the good times. Let’s BLOW UP 2020! Given I started this millennium homeless with 3 young children (yes really), I appreciate being able to share my achievements. Thank you for indulging me and supporting my work in Astrology and Education. And I […]
December 9, 2019
“La crisis adolescente de Harry Potter” Original en inglés: “The Growing Pains of Harry Potter”, escrito por Alex Trenoweth; traducción al español por Nicolás Boqué. (c) Alex Trenoweth, Constellation News, 2020 El 26 de junio de 1997, con una conjunción del Sol y Mercurio en Cáncer, se publicó el primero de la serie de siete libros — originalmente infantiles — de Harry Potter. Algunas personas dirán que, desde entonces, el mundo literario ya no es el mismo: magia, hechicería y oscuras frases en Latín encantaron a los Muggles como ningún otro libro lo ha hecho. J. K. Rowling se transformó […]
December 2, 2019
On 2 December 2019 at 6:20 pm GMT, Jupiter ingresses (moves) into Capricorn. If you have Jupiter in Capricorn then you have a “Jupiter return” this year. So it’s a bit like a birthday–only a Jupiter birthday only happens once every 12 years. To celebrate, my gift to you is an excerpt from my book “Growing Pains: Astrology in Education”. In stages of development, Jupiter reveals how we take the leap of faith it takes to learn new information. This can be used to help teachers present new material to students and to help parents understand how to support this […]