Are those individuals with Uranus strikingly aspected in their birth charts indeed Uranians in the traditional astrological sense? And what, if any, are the most dominant astronomical and (therefore) astrological factors shared or contrasting with those of Neptunians? In short: Is the claim of certain sceptics justified i.e. that no evidence exists for the validation of any form of astrology? The following is my research to verify the facts.  Read more »

There is a fascinating link between history and the astronomical movements in our solar system, in particular to the planetary cycles. How convincing is the evidence? And what does this imply for the times in which we live? An apocalyptical (revelational) study.  Read more »

Can those born with a dominate Neptune in their birth chart be classified as Neptunians in the traditional astrological sense? The next question is: how to survive in this world as a Neptunian and, in particular, what are the determining factors for a Neptunian’s success in life? From data of more than… Read more »

The correlation between the long-term trend of the Dow Jones and the Saturn wave is striking. When the wave is descending the Dow remains stagnate, despite dramatic fluctuations; when the wave mounts, so does the stock market.  Read more »

Mundane astrology is the most ancient form of astrology known and therefore has been named ‘The Mother of all Astrology’. The earliest recorded data is from Mesopotamia , mid- Second Millennium BC, approximately 3500 years ago. The character of the times was determined by cycles of heavenly bodies. This principle was conceived as a wave-like motion related to processes such as the rise and fall of civilisations, war and peace. Naturally, the burning question now is whether the simplicity of this concept can be retraced throughout history?  Read more »

This research aims to verify a proposed link between the worldwide outbreak of wars since 1700 and the Cyclic Index of Barbault. To make a clearer distinction this has been supplemented by two sub-indexes. The three indexes created in this way are respectively called the Uranus, Saturn and Jupiter wave; each has its own rhythm, unique to the respective planets after which they are named.  Read more »

In this article we discuss the planetary influences on culture, 600 BC - 2000 AD. We will take a closer look at the cycles of the, to the naked eye invisible, "mystery" planets Pluto, Neptune and Uranus and the structure of the historical process. Almost all people living at the present time have in common that most of their lives are passing under a prolonged sextile between Pluto and Neptune.  Read more »