Astro Almanac

A collection of astrology articles exploring symbolism, planetary cycles, natal charts, and celestial patterns.

Journal Astro Almanac

About the Astro Almanac

The Astro Almanac gathers essays on mythology, planetary cycles, natal symbolism, and the language of the heavens. These astrology articles explore astrology as a symbolic tradition through which meaning, character, and time may be contemplated.

These essays invite readers to approach astrology not merely as a system of prediction, but as a symbolic language through which questions of fate, identity, purpose, and personal development may be explored. By engaging planetary archetypes and celestial cycles, astrology becomes a framework for reflection rather than certainty.

Astrology has a long and complex history that spans multiple cultures and historical periods, evolving through changing philosophical, religious, and scientific frameworks. Readers interested in the historical development of astrology may explore the history of astrology in Encyclopaedia Britannica.

Eurydice leans towards Orpheus, who turns his face away while holding her back, in Frederic Leighton’s painting.

The Astrology of Ambivalence

Astrology can give conflicting desires a language, then turn them into problems to solve. What happens when a choice leaves part of us wanting something else?

Red-haired woman resting her chin on her hands behind orange flowers, with a winged sculpted head in the background.

Neptune and the Desire to Believe

Through Neptune’s symbolism, this essay explores the psychology of longing, projection, and self-deception, asking how the desire to believe shapes our relationships and spiritual life.

Topics explored in these astrology articles

  • Natal chart interpretation
  • Planetary symbolism
  • Mythology and astrology
  • Astrological archetypes
  • Planetary cycles and transits
  • Fate, meaning, and personal development

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