Kelly Surtees joins Tony Howard to talk about some of the complex planetary patterns correlating with the COVID-19 crisis. Kelly looks at the timing of shifts at various points in the months between February and May 2020 and what that might mean in terms of how we respond and what types of problems we’ll encounter
Editor’s note: This article was previously published in Wellbeing Magazine in Australia. Astrology is grounded in an understanding of the seasons, and the ways in which nature, along with all life, changes as core qualities like heat, moisture, coolness and dryness shift through the year. These four core qualities originally defined the essence of all
by Kelly Surtees This article was previously published in Wellbeing Magazine in Australia. The seven-year itch is a popular phenomenon in which you might find yourself reassessing a commitment or life choice seven years into the experience. Astrologers have long associated this ‘seven year itch’ with the quarter cycles of wise Saturn. Saturn has an
Kelly Surtees talks about her new summit presentation on the under-appreciated meaning of applying and separating aspects. Sign up for the summit at https://www.astrologyuniversity.com/summit Check out Kelly’s talk from the Breakthrough + Transformation Summit From Bad to Good Get the All Access Pass to the Breakthrough + Transformation Summit for webinars on inspirational stories of
by Kelly Surtees Secondary progressions are a symbolic timing tool, where planetary energies on a particular day influence you on a corresponding year of life. Even though it sounds far-fetched, the concept of linking one short unit of time to a longer unit of time is ancient. Secondary progressions, commonly known simply as “progressions,” use
Kelly Surtees talks about her summit presentation on the Grand Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn at the 2020 Cycles of Change and Renewal Summit. Check out Kelly’s talk on the collective shift from the element earth to air in her talk Jupiter and Saturn from the 2020 Epic Cycles of Change Summit. Get the All
by Kelly Surtees I’m writing this blog in response to this post, which seems to suggest astrologers are a bit stupid and maybe don’t really understand a few basic astronomical ideas. That writer suggests the concept of a planetary retrograde comes from a “rather outdated concept, when the Earth was still the centre of the
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