The 18th March as Jupiter quintiles Chiron ahead of Saturn’s ingress into Fixed Air
When faced with adversity or within times of personal or collective crisis, deep questions naturally arise. One such question revolves around belief and how deep cultural and ancestral convictions have penetrated your world view, after all it is hard to live in isolation and to not be shaped by the environment that you choose to be part of. Talking of moving an appointment forward or backwards is an alien concept to someone in China, as they talk of moving an appointment upwards or downwards, a concept nonsensical to someone in Europe. That turn of phrase is a clue to a cultural belief or attitude about time. There are astrologers who actively use astrology for predictive work for their clients, but don’t use astrology to help inform their own decisions, as is true of the famous dictum – physician heal thyself.
But this unprecedented time offers you a chance to truly observe how much of your attitudes towards illness are based on deeply ingrained familiar and cultural conditioning, how much is based on intellectual idealism, and how much is intrinsic and authentic to you. Why is this important? As it offers you an opportunity to gauge the degree to which you are living in tune with your own belief system or in alliance with someone else’s world view, an issue that will dominate our personal and collective psyche from March 22nd when Saturn enters the Fixed Air consciousness for the first time since 1991, a consciousness within which She will remain for two and a half years.
Astrology has been my sole source of income, my way of being and the way that I live since discovering it on the 17th Jan 1993. Self-taught, I did sojourn with a correspondence course with the Faculty of Astrological Studies under the tutorship of Christine Tate-Wheeler, completing three of the four year training modules in a little under a year. However, I never sat the exams due to my commitments to seeing clients and running a school of astrology called The Dublin Astrological Centre.I’ve been ever so fortunate to have attracted people who wanted to work with me from the very beginning of my path and I’ve worked with clients intensely on a daily basis since 1994. I have a varied clientele, located all over the world, and have worked privately with individuals and corporately with business, sports clubs, political parties and religious institutions for over two decades. My practise is based in my office in Blackrock, Dublin, Ireland, from where I write, divine, create and see clients in person or via ZOOM.Until the time of my movement onto my current path, I was reading Geography in Trinity College, Dublin and playing football, two additional passions I still have today. I currently reside in Greystones, Ireland with my family. My life-partner and wife, Karen, walks the same path as an astrologer and we have two children, Sarah and Maya. Together we run the Blue Rose, a school of astrology and spirituality and have students all over the world who download our classes, join in via ZOOM or attend in person.
My focus is evident in my extensive public writing. I am interested in helping people develop a deeper confidence in their commitment to what they lOve and living what they love. And I would lOve to share my passion with you and to work with you concerning what you love.I look forward to working with you.
