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Scorpio 2018 (Oct 23 – Nov 21): Ordeal and Ascent
From the Great Above she opened her ear to the Great Below. From the Great Above the goddess opened...
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Libra 2018 (Sep 22 – Oct 23): The Black Honey of Venus Cloacina
Some times are complicated, composed of a multitude of themes, woven from myriad strands. The Sun’s time in Libra...
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April 2017: In Magic Chains To Bind
April’s story, though possessed of many details, can be bren down into two major parts. These are the plots...
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The Astrology of 2017: Ante Up
The skies of 2017 shine bright and gaudy as a Vegas casino, and house just as many games of...
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Venus Retrograde in Leo: Return of the Queen
The following is an excerpt from the 2015 Astrological Almanac. This handy tome contains descriptions of every day, monthly...
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The Astrology of 2013
Ship of Fools The following is an excerpt from my 2013 Astrological Almanac, a handy tome with daily, monthly...
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Volatilization
The week begins just after Uranus and Pluto’s first square and Saturn’s direct station, which occurred last Sunday but...
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Exponential Potential
This week we struggle to integrate the manifold lessons of the last month while new ones unfold with...
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Austin Coppock is an astrologer, author, teacher, and presenter based in Ashland, OR. He was President of The Association for Young Astrologers, a 501c3 non-profit organization, from 2012-2016.
Known for his distinctive poetic writing style and ability to reconcile modern approaches with traditional techniques, Austin’s works regularly appear in publications such as The Mountain Astrologer. He performs interviews on the subjects of astrology, tarot, and esotericism and is a frequent speaker at conferences and in-person events throughout the United States. His digital appearances include The Astrology Podcast and Occult of Personality.
Austin’s groundbreaking work on the astrological decans, 36 Faces, was met with wide acclaim from reviewers and fans alike, as is the yearly almanac he has written since 2011.
Austin continues to publish original articles on this website, as well as offer online classes, other products and services.