Toward Ecosophy

Wanted to post a heads up -- eclipse charts for the solar eclipse on 26 December 2019 and the lunar eclipse on 10 January 2020 are now up on my Patreon and Subscribestar accounts. Eclipse predictions are an ancient and very richly documented field of mundane astrology, and -- thanks to the many generous souls who have become patrons and subscribers -- I've got the free time at this point to study them and make predictions on that basis.

The short form? Eclipses are always disruptive influences, they run in pairs (you usually get a lunar eclipse either two weeks before or two weeks after a solar eclipse), and they are most powerful over the area from which they're visible. Both these eclipses were visible from Eurasia -- the lunar eclipse from the whole continent and Africa as well, the solar eclipse mostly from a narrow region of south Asia -- and both focus on the western half or so of southern Asia. 

Since I'm gearing up to add two more countries -- India and Australia -- to my list of quarterly ingress charts, I did general delineations for each eclipse, and then examined the charts for USA, Britain, India, Japan, and Australia, giving specific predictions for each country. 

Interested? You'll find my Patreon account here and my Subscribestar account here. On both platforms, eclipse predictions come with the lowest, $5/month patron/subscriber tier, along with quarterly ingress charts for all five countries.