Bianka Fourie

October 2, 2011

Harmonic Case Studies: 7H (Jim Morrison)

David Hamblin indicates that a connection between planets in the 7H chart is romantic in nature. The native is inspired by the idea of bringing them together and may fantasise about this which affects his view of the world. An immediate reaction to the 7H chart is one of more ease than that of the 5H chart because there are more trines, suggesting that Morrison could more easily and fluently bring his fantasies to life without so much effort. Although the chart contains a T Square (Node, Moon, Mercury), the 7H chart has more trines and fewer squares and sextiles. […]
October 2, 2011

The Sibley Chart

This article is part of my ongoing work exploring astrology, history, and culture. If you’re interested in related topics, you might also enjoy my piece on Gone With the Wind: The Zodiacal Parade, where I first wrote about Uranus at 9° Gemini and its link to America’s wars way back in 2005 for the Astrological Journal, or my article on the Jupiter/Pluto conjunction which was selected for Astrodienst. You can also find more of my research and insights in my Books. Together, these resources build a fuller picture of how astrology continues to shape our understanding of nations, events, and […]
November 28, 2015

Tom Hanks

Case study – Tom Hanks 9 July 1956, 11:17 PDT (Rodden rating: AA; Collector: Rodden) Concord, California Jupiter in Virgo, Mercury in Cancer Saturn in Scorpio, Pluto in Leo First Jupiter return October 1967, Feb, June 1968, age 11 years, 3 months Saturn opposition, May 1971, age 14, 10 months Time between first Jupiter return and last Saturn opposition: 3 years, 7 months First Saturn return: January 1985, April and October 1985 Second Saturn Return: November 2014 Fifth Jupiter return: August 2015 Tom’s parents had split and re-married different people and had produced several half siblings before his first Jupiter […]
October 6, 2016

9 Ways to Use Astrology to Help Your Child Cope With Secondary School (2016)

Pupils born between 1 September 2004 and 31 August 2005 will be gearing up to start secondary school in September. Studies show that pupils who are new to secondary school experience a dip in academic performance. For pupils leaving their familiar primary school, starting secondary school can be a bit of a shock to the system, just one cause of this dip. Strong support networks need to be in place to help these children cope with this process to avoid lack of progress or even regression. Here are just a few things new year 7s will have to contend with: […]
March 30, 2020

Susan Boyle: Dreaming the Dream

Fame is an odd thing: some people pursue it relentlessly, those who have it sometimes try to get away from it, some fantasise about it but will never get it and some get it when they don’t want even want it. So when a 47-year-old unkempt woman whom no one had ever heard of walked out on stage and said she wanted to be “like Elaine Paige,” it was a little funny. The audience—both at home and in the auditorium—giggled nervously. Surely this had to be a set up, right? No one is really going to let her slaughter “I […]
May 18, 2020

Educating Elliot Rodger

On 23 May 2014, Eliot Rodger killed six people and injured fourteen others before killing himself in Isla Vista California. The incident took place as the lunar phase was approaching the New Moon. My research on children and behaviour shows that poor behaviour is more likely to occur at this phase. 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 like to have a chart reading, please book via my […]