by Cathy Pagano

"....The first face of the Moon goddess, the crescent Moon, is her Maiden aspect, representing youth, expectancy, innocence, newness. She is the dawn, enchantment, seduction and fruitfulness. Through her eyes, we see the freshness and beauty of life and hold reverence and wonder in our hearts..."

Editor's Note from Pat Lantz: Each month Astrology on ATH publishes Cathy Pagano's "Emerging Archetype" movie review and readers become inspired as they revisit these wonderful stories in a deeper and richer way. Now Cathy has written a book welcoming and praising the emerging archetypal Goddess energy and has generously given Astrology on ATH permission to publish excerpts from each chapter...

by Cathy Pagano

"....Whether we acknowledge it or not, we are held and sustained within the arms of Mother Earth. Just as surely, the life of planet Earth is now in our hands. Earth is the only home we have. How could we have gotten so separated from our home that we would come close to destroying it with our poisons and our waste, our wars and our unsustainable economy and population?..."

Editor's Note from Pat Lantz: Each month Astrology on ATH publishes Cathy Pagano's "Emerging Archetype" movie review and readers become inspired as they revisit these wonderful stories in a deeper and richer way. Now Cathy has written a book welcoming and praising the emerging archetypal Goddess energy and has generously given Astrology on ATH permission to publish excerpts from each chapter...

Astrology

by Vic DiCara

The Yajur Veda has an appendix called “Jyotish” (the namesake of astrology in India). This treatise concerns itself entirely with how to calculate correct calendars for religious and cultural events. However, it does describe that the twelvefold division of the Sun’s paths corresponds directly to the months and seasons determined by the equinoxes and solstices. ..

 
Editor's Note from Pat Lantz: In this four part series Astrologer Vic Di Cara reconciles the two zodiacs, sharing with his readers some forgotten knowledge that will give all astrologers, both Eastern and Western, much to ponder about both the "sidereal zodiac" and the "tropical zodiac". If you missed the first three parts you can simply follow the links or enter Vik Di Cara into the search function on the right side of the astrology home page. Read Part I, Part II, Part III.