Kirstie Sivapalan
One word would categorise my day today. Mundane. I studied Mundane astrology as part of my course where each planet, sign and house relates to particular activities, events, occupations, phenomena in the world, on the earth (mundane meaning of the world). It is used traditional and horary astrology forms to predict events and provide an… Continue reading Monday Munday
To finish our Virgo based trilolgy today was writing models. Astro-rocks style. My intuition guided me to read some different perspectives on astrology by two astrologers whose approach I resonate with - Stephen Arroyo and Howard Sasportas. Along with another favourite, Liz Greene, they take a different view to traditional astrology and talk about astrology… Continue reading Astro-Rocking
A shift in the prototyping of my work today. A shift that involved a slowing down of pace, a settling. I have been opening all sorts of doors and windows of late. Peering into the realms of predictive astrology, synastry, the influence of certain asteroids, decans, minor aspects and a slight peek into Vedic astrology… Continue reading Foundations: As above so below
As i walked up the streets of Islington towards Angel today, a street i've walked up a fair few times since living in London, it really felt I was looking at things with new eyes. Obviously observing the various elements of London in the sun does make a difference but still, it deeply felt so… Continue reading Sight unseen
I have an idea around astrology that is slowly germinating inside me. Something I am planning on adding as a practice when the shop is up and running... Astrology, as I may have mentioned, is something that has become a large part of how I see the world, make sense of it but, maybe thanks… Continue reading Star struck
Writing and M.E. 