Madeline DeCotes

Astrologers Madeline DeCotes and Chris Brennan discuss the relevance of astrology in understanding and dealing with issues surrounding mortality. They explore topics such as astrology's influence on society, legacy and community, the association between death and the fourth house, potential threats to life indicated by astrological placements, and coping with personal loss and grief. They also touch on the significance of malefic ruled signs, finding meaning in loss through astrology, navigating grief, and accepting the reality of death.

Astrologer Madeline DeCotes joins Chris for a chat about eclipses, fate vs. free will, and the future of astrological research. They discuss the significance of eclipses in ancient times, the power of personal transits, the importance of observing and noting transits, astrology's connection to fate and meaning, the Mesopotamian tradition of the substitute king ritual, the potential for innovation in astrology, the impact of the Mars Capricorn alignment, the benefits and ethical concerns of being in a relationship with an astrologer, the complexity and challenges of astrology in scientific study, Saturn in Pisces and the rise of skepticism, challenges to democracy and Pluto's transit, finding balance in astrology forecasts, mitigating factors and benefic planets, the interdisciplinary nature of astrology, astrology as a counterpoint to scientific theory, and the meaningful relationship between individuals and the universe.