Toward Ecosophy

A couple of updates that may be of interest to my readers: 

To begin with, my mundane astrology project is proving to be well worth the time and effort I'm putting into it -- many thanks to everyone who's subscribed to it!  (If you're not familiar with this, by all means check it out on my SubscribeStar or Patreon pages.)

I've decided, after quite a bit of reflection, to move my eclipse charts from now on to the $10-a-month subscription tier. Partly that's because they're taking more time than I'd expected, and partly because I need something to offer my higher-tier subscribers once I finish the current series of posts on the December 21 Grand Mutation. 

The Grand Mutation charts for the US and Britain have already been posted, and I'm working on the delineation of the next 199 years of India's history, with charts for Japan and Australia still to come. After that, I plan on delineating the next Great Conjunction, which will take place in 2040, and then the next Grand Mutation, which won't be until 2219 and will mark the next major turning point in world history. 

In the meantime, I've already posted a delineation for the penumbral lunar eclipse coming up on November 30, and am working on the chart for the December 14 solar eclipse, which will take place the day the Electoral College is scheduled to meet here in the US, and is in the 10th house of politics as seen from Washington DC. (Oog.)  Charts for the Capricorn ingress for the five nations I currently track will be following promptly, and then it's on to the next set of eclipses and ingresses!

***Update to the update:  my predictions for the December 14th solar eclipse are up on both sites. Next up are the Capricorn ingress charts, and I also plan on delineating the inauguration chart for whoever ends up as US president on January 20th, and doing that as a public post. The inauguration -- well, let's just say it's a very, very interesting chart.***

In other news, I've set up an online shop for most of my books with Bookshop.org, an online firm that works with independent booksellers online and off.  The pages on my blog with links to my books -- which I've never really had time to maintain properly -- have been replaced by a connection to my Bookshop page. Full disclosure:  I get a cut from Bookshop.org for sales through my store, which more than makes up for the considerable discounts Bookshop is able to offer.  (It's associated with Ingram, the largest distributor of independent publishers in the market, which is why they can rival the discounts at that big online retailer.) By all means check it out, and let me know if you have any problems with it; currently it's only active in the US, but that should change early next year. 

Despite the crazed gibbering currently coming out of the US political system and a good many of its equivalents elsewhere, in other words, life goes on -- and all things considered, if any of you are thinking of devoting more time to your spiritual lives, a case could be made that this is a very good time for that...