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  Hello. My name is Philip Brown, a writer whose articles have appeared in Dell Horoscope and many other publications.  My book, Cosmic Trends, was published by Llewellyn Worldwide in 2006, and I'm currently hard at work finishing a teenage mystery novel.

   On this page, you will find a number of articles I've written.

 
 
 

Order your copy of Cosmic Trends (published 2006), selected as a finalist for the Coalition of Visionary Resources Award for Best Divination Book. Featuring trends associated with the outer planets, especially Pluto in Capricorn, this is the book that correctly predicted the housing crisis, the blurring of celebrity boundaries, the rise of online community networks, the growing use of robotics, and much more.

 

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You can also read excerpts from some of my published articles below:

 

Neptune's Dreamy Drama of Love: Wedded Bliss  or Romantic Fantasy? (Dell Horoscope Magazine, October 2007)

 

"Pluto's Continuing Impact," posted in the Llewellyn Journal.

  

Mars, War, and the 2008 Election (The Mountain Astrologer--June/July 2007). The magazine issue is on a PDF file, so you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it--scroll down to my article on page 34 of the PDF file.

 

Robots Move Home (Llewellyn's 2006 Starview Almanac)

 

Astrology and the Human Genome (The Mountain Astrologer—Dec. 2004/Jan. 2005). May be ordered from The Mountain Astrologer.

 

Clouds of War: Neptune, the U.S., and Iraq (The Mountain Astrologer, Dec. 2003/Jan. 2004) "One way of looking at the recent events in Iraq is through composite horoscopes.  Although traditionally used as tools to examine human relationships, composite charts can also provide unique insights into international relations..."  Read more

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Shakespeare, Astrology, and Alchemy (The Mountain Astrologer, Feb./Mar. 2004) "As we move into the 21st Century, the plays of William Shakespeare continue to undergo rediscovery and transformation. In the past, much has been written about universal themes in Shakespeare’s plays, but what has received far less attention is the universal language of astrology—and its Renaissance complement, alchemy—that Shakespeare used to support his themes..." Read more

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The Composite Moon in the 2004 Election: A Fire in the Belly?  (Winter 2004 issue of The International Astrologer) "Each candidate running for President of the United States is ultimately proposing to enter into a democratic relationship with voters.  It’s interesting, therefore, to look at the composite horoscopes of candidates with the U.S. chart. In particular, the Moon in such a composite would signify the emotional connection a candidate is able to establish with the country..." Read more 

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The Astrology of Computers (The Mountain Astrologer, Dec./Jan. 1998-99

 

The Wounded Grail King and the Death of JFK, Jr. (The Mountain Astrologer, Dec. 1999/Jan. 2000)

 

Mercury and the Transformational Sixth House (The Mountain Astrologer, Feb./Mar. 2001)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Tolstoy and the Saturn-Uranus Opposition Leo Tolstoy’s Saturn-Uranus opposition can shed light on our own modern-day Saturn-Uranus opposition.

Rock Band Arcade Fire and the Pluto in Scorpio Generation The Pluto in Scorpio generation, those between the ages of 9 and 21, is turning out to be an interesting group...

Pan’s Labyrinth, Astrology, and the Power of Imagination The movie is a plea for a return to enchantment, imagination, and supernatural belief. It made me grateful for astrology, my own faith in an orderly cosmos with roots stretching back to people’s first contemplations of the planets and stars.


Cormac McCarthy's The Road and Pluto in Capricorn Cormac McCarthy’s novel, The Road, recently won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction.  Although it has strong overtones of Pluto in Capricorn...

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