Your Cosmic Weather Guide

Ancient Greek philosophers believed that the sphere or circle was the most perfect shape. Not only does it have no sides or harsh, uneven angles but it also has no obvious beginning or end. This was echoed in the ‘harmony of the spheres’ – both through the circular shape of the planets, which were considered to be divine beings, and their regular spherical-shaped orbits. Together, these reflect the underlying rhythms and frequencies of the cosmos, which in Greek means “order”. To the Mesopotamians, the ‘inventors’ of astrology, the stars and planets were celestial signs – a form of heavenly writing – which, if read/deciphered correctly, could help to earth-bound mortals remain in tune with their macrocosmic cycles. As above, so below. This is what astrology does best. It most empowering and effective when used as a sort of symbolic clock, calendar or weather forecast, indicating the themes, qualities and types of events most likely to occur at any given moment. This is where the cosmic weather and my Astro-insights blog fit in.