by Martha Wescott | Feb 26, 2018 | Class, Current Events, Predictive Notes
If you're a Tools of the Trade subscriber, you just received the March 2018 issue featuring the chart of Violette Szabo. Among the fascinating things about her chart (born June 26, 1921) was the close but out-of-sign conjunction of Virchow in 29 Pisces and Hades in 00...
by Martha Wescott | Aug 29, 2017 | Current Events, Predictive Notes
Just to give you some things to consider as we head into the first weeks of September. These calculations are for postions on the Full Moon, Sept. 6, 2017. Certainly include dial axis points in your assessment: 1. Aries/Hopi = 07 Cancer 12: The Aries Point indicates,...
by Martha Wescott | May 21, 2017 | Predictive Notes
These interactions can be part of your experience now; check your chart!More can be said about these, but hopefully this gets you thinkin' about Asteroids! x = angular conjunction; \ = parans opposition 1. Amor x Atlantis: There can be times when you need to maintain...
by Martha Wescott | Apr 29, 2017 | Current Events, Predictive Notes, Radix Interpretation
Among other configurations this unMerry Month of May is one that features a conjunction of MELANCHOLIA and SPHINX with oppositions from ASTRAEA, JUNO and PLUTO, Rx. Planets, asteroids and TNPs are energies and, given their chance to shine in your life, they want to...
by Martha Wescott | Dec 22, 2016 | Current Events, Medical Astrology, Predictive Notes
Happy New Year! I wanted to mention some configurations that are forming as we start the New Year. There is a lengthy alignment in mid-Sagittarius that really tests delineation. Even if we take just part of it, we have Askalaphus, Astraea, Odysseus, Saturn, Juno,...
by Martha Wescott | Oct 31, 2016 | Current Events, Predictive Notes
Going into November, here are some quick takes on aspects: Herein: x = angular conjunction, \ = parans opposition 1. From the conjunction of Pythia, Lachesis and Kalypso, you can expect that when a sequence (of events) is interrupted before the expected outcome or...
