About Martha Lang-Wescott
Martha Lang-Wescott is a professional astrologer who pioneered psychological and event work in radix and predictive astrology with asteroids, the transneptunians and planets since the 1980s. She uses both conventional 360 degree and 90 degree dial Uranian methods. Her books, "Mechanics of the Future: Asteroids," "The Orders of Light," "Architects of Time," and "Angles and Prediction," are considered classics in the field. She has lectured across the United States, Canada and Europe.
In recent years, her exploration of medical astrology constitutes a lightning strike, revealing the chart's ability to precisely point to such issues as gene mutations, chemical sensitivities, chemotherapy drugs, autoimmunity, specific cardiac fragilities, and much more. This work is astounding in practice and implication. She invites you to participate!
For a detailed medical consultation, please send an email.
About Martha's Beloved Dogs
Misty and Rocky
2020 | New to my house, the five year old, very dear, Shiloh Shepherd rescue, Misty (left.). She joins major Play Drive man, Rocky, now two years old and huge (I'm talkin' 30 inches at the shoulder!)
Cady can read!
See my lovely silver Anubis, the Shiloh Shepherd, CJ’s Catherine Cade Skye, TDI, here on YouTube. The video gives you a short glimpse of how she reads words in several different languages. While this is the ability that most impresses people, her breed excels at many tasks from protection work to assistance dog. To learn more, go to Shilos at work.
November 2007 - October 2018
Shoni
My other Anubis is the Belgian Tervuren (imagine a long-haired Malinois,) Absaroka’s Perfect Shoshone, TDI, known as Shoni. He was able to get certified as a therapy dog with no special training (beyond what my dogs would normally have) because he just always seems to “know” the right thing to do!
July 28, 2003 - October 17, 2017
Rocky Bo
Here's The Rocket Man - a Shiloh Shepherd - standing just as alert as he can be.
View of Buffalo Bill Reservoir from Sheep Mountain. Directly behind the dogs is Spirit Mountain; rising to the left is Rattlesnake Mountain.