Mark Jones

Continuing on from my February newsletter where I shared my experience at the sacred sites of Meath in Northern Ireland last year, we can see how, as modern astrologers, we keep the sacred tradition alive through our engagement with astrology. But there is a far deeper vein of gold running beneath the observation of planetary

In May of last year, 2024, I was lucky enough to visit the Passage Mounds of Meath in Northern Ireland whilst teaching with Tony Howard on the Jupiter Uranus conjunction in Dublin, Ireland. These Neolithic monuments, dated between 3200 to 5000 years old, were most likely ceremonial temples where Stone Age people celebrated their relationship

In part two of my four-part webinar series on the elemental Moon, I describe the concept of the “homeopathic Moon,” the idea that a restriction of the developmental need creates a wound and a potential for illness that can be healed by returning to address the original need. Here we see a central insight into

“When the velocity of progress increases beyond a certain point, it becomes indistinguishable from crisis.” ― Owen Barfield, Night Operation There’s much to reflect on as we navigate this dynamic period in history. It feels more important than ever to stay connected to the deeper threads of meaning that astrology offers us. I’d like to share

In the 18th century ‘Enlightenment’, science deconstructed astrology as superstitious because, in its failed attempt to understand God, it lumped everything together into the category of supernatural causation; the Gods. Hello everyone, I was speaking to a long-time astrologer friend the other day who was afraid to admit to others that they were fascinated by,

As many of you know, I am forever striving to produce educational material that challenges us to raise the bar in astrological consultation work. In a continuation of my previous newsletter on Spiritual Astrology, I’d like to explore with you how the birth of psychology arose during the same period as modern astrology – and