astrology

August 11, 2010

The Astrology of the Club of 27

This article was part of the front page for the ‘Club of 27’ webpage in 2005. It was the result of a presentation at the Astrological Lodge of London featuring the astrology of the 1960s and “Club of 27” members. The astrology charts of Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Brian Jones, Kurt Cobain were discussed. Amy Winehouse, who died in 2011, was a later, tragic addition. The webpage must have inspired the editors of Wikipedia as they featured a ’27 Club’ page—sans astrology of course. Later that year, the Serbian astrology magazine Astrologus published the presentation. The editors then […]
October 2, 2011

Charles Baudelaire: A Sun/Moon Midpoint Study

Coming Soon A full 4 week workshop on Midpoints and Harmonics. Subscribe to my newsletter to keep track of upcoming events! In the Meantime How could even think about starting the school year without knowing where Jupiter is this year? Here’s a quick guide to help you understand your child’s or your classroom’s learning style. Click here for your free guide! JupiterDownload If you don’t know where Jupiter is in your chart, then here’s a free chart calculation service. For just $19.99, you can order an Adolescent Astrology Report straight from my website. It’s beautifully illustrated and is packed with important information about […]
April 26, 2018

End of Season for Cherry Picking

Alex Trenoweth’s Lunar Phases Behavior Research This article explores my lunar phases behavior research, featured in OPA’s September 2017 edition of The Career Astrologer. Astrology research that engages skeptics is rare. Too often, astrologers are dismissed for lack of precision, non-replicable results, or small databases. In my adolescent behavior lunar phases research, I wanted to address these criticisms and show other astrologers how they can too. A first-hand account of this work appeared in the Autumn Equinox 2017 edition of The Career Astrologer, published by the Organization for Professional Astrology (OPA). It is republished here with permission so the article […]
August 19, 2018

Astrology Conference Review: Kepler (Canaveral Research)

Been going to the same Astrology Conferences year after year? It’s time to get out of the same old routine! Astrological research is where it’s at! Astrological research has gone from strength to strength in recent years. Although the Kepler Conference and Canaveral Research now seems defunct, other astrologers have stepped up ti the astrological research plate. The Vibrational Astrology Conference, convened by David Cochrane, is a very formidable replacement. Astrological research has just moved laterally! The Kepler Astrology Conference, was held on beautiful Cocoa Beach Florida, was an astrology conference with a difference: the speakers were all nerds! We tested […]
August 25, 2018

King Charles and the Bloody Crown of Algol

Before we dive into ALGOL’s dark reputation in British history, a quick invitation: I offer astrology consultations for individuals and families to help you uncover your inner superpowers. And speaking of superpowers, if you’re interested in learning more about astrology, why not consider signing up for one of my courses through the Rohini Academy of Astrology? Please do consider supporting my work in Astrology and Education by purchasing my new book, “Zeus on the Loose: Unlock Your Child’s Cosmic SuperPower” and writing a review. Algol has a perculiar way of following me! This article was the result of years of […]
September 9, 2018

Astrology Conference Review: UAC Chicago

UAC Chicago in 2018 was nothing short of amazing. How many astrologers can fit on a boat? (The answer is 750). And how many astrologers can you fit into a hotel? I think the final count on astrologers in a hotel was 1500. To be honest, I don’t mind too much. This was a highly successful conference for me (as well as many others) and it gets my “Jupiter Award” for bringing together so many people, for providing so many opportunities and for getting me to church on a Sunday morning with a hangover. Expensive? Yes but I (eventually) recovered […]