November 15th to November 20th 2004
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TUESDAY November 16 Moon Prosperity comment - Guest Astrologer Bernard Fitzwalter Jonathan is away, your forecasts today are written by Jonathan's colleague, the eminent international astrologer, BERNARD FITZWALTER. If you are in a part of the world where you can see the moon tonight you will see that it is a well-defined crescent, not too thin and not yet fat enough to have lost its 'horns'. This is the shape we all think of when we think of the moon, yet it is only like this for one or two days a month, and has always been considered especially fortunate. Victorian astrology manuals, quoting much earlier sources, recommended marriage at exactly this lunar phase to ensure prosperity and happiness. It works for other enterprises, too. If you're waiting for the right moment, then this is it - for this month, at least. |
WEDNESDAY November 17 Predictions comment - Guest Astrologer Sam Solomon Sam Solomon writes: I am delighted to be sitting in for Jonathan today, while he continues his travels in India. I have long been a fan of his work and was deeply moved when, a few years ago, he offered me some encouragement with my own astrological studies. I have tried hard to take his advice to heart, and I have shamelessly copied Jonathan's style in preparing your forecasts today. They do say, after all, that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery! If you find your predictions accurate, please let Jonathan know. If not, you had better address your letter to me. |
THURSDAY November 18 Jonathan visiting Fatehpur Sikri comment Jonathan is still in India, finding out more about the ancient deserted city of Fatehpur Sikri, which was created under the last planetary pentagram pattern of 1571. He hopes to return to this page very soon. Meanwhile, your forecasts today have been prepared by his eminent colleague, Sam Solomon. |
FRIDAY November 19 Jonathan's return from Fatehpur Sikri comment I'm back! My thanks to the excellent astrologers who stood in for me while I was away. I went to India, to visit a legendary city, designed as a haven where different faiths could live in harmony. Fatehpur Sikri was built in 1571 when the planets formed a pentagram pattern, similar to the one that occurs next week. I arrived just in time for the Diwali festival. Twinkling lights were everywhere but then fireworks started exploding just inches from my taxi and all seemed rather ominous. Soon though, I made an inspiring discovery... as I shall explain next week. |
SATURDAY November 20 No Thought for the Day
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