Psychology, Astrology &
Carl Jung
by Tracey Couto
Carl
Jung, an early 20th-century psychoanalyst and colleague of Sigmund Freud, was
very much ahead of his time in his theories of the unconscious mind. He opened
the door to a new kind of theory of personality called analytical psychology,
which is based on the belief that people’s lives are influenced by occult
phenomena. The root of all his eccentric theories can be traced to a childhood
colored by the opposing forces of religion and occult phenomenon.
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Transcendence: Personal & Social Evolution
by Gregory Ellison
As we consciously evolve into the Aquarian Age with its promise of peace, love and spiritual values replacing the ego-centered and materialistic state of awareness we’ve lived with for thousands of years, it’s worthwhile to articulate a vision of what, exactly, this brave “new age” world might look like, from both a personal and a global perspective.
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Click on a date
and see the astrological influences for the day, plus holidays and special
events around the world.
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Both Sides Now:
Vedic & Western Charts
for the First Man on the Moon
by Anindita Basu and Maria Barron
August-born astronaut Neil A. Armstrong commanded the Apollo 11 mission and was the first human to walk on the Moon, describing his accomplishment as “one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.” An individual with such a unique role in history, and with international appeal, seems a fitting subject to use when comparing the two main systems of astrology, the Eastern Vedic and the Western Greco-Roman.
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We Need You
by Staff
 Some from among our editorial
committee have taken on additional commitments in the physical real world that
they live in that leave them with that much less time for the newsletter. We
now have reached a stage where we are seriously debating whether or not to
decrease our frequency by, say, going quarterly instead of monthly. However, metamorphosis is a link between so many of us that we
would hate to see it diminish or dwindle in any way. Therefore, this is an SOS!
We need your help.
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August Star Watch
by Gregory Ellison
Welcome, Star Watchers, to August — the sultry summer days when the Sun,
whose powerful rays sustain all that lives, shines forth with all the warmth and brilliance of its regal
glory. All of nature pays homage to the Sun, from the waters of the earth that
rise up to clouds in response to its warming call, to plants and flowers that
bend and stretch upward to bask in its radiance. Summer vacationers revel in
its tanning rays, as abundant crops drink in its nurturing light and reach the
pinnacle of their growing season on the way to autumn harvest.
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