International Astrology Day is coming up soon on March 21, 2010 and a variety of online and offline events are planned. If you can't find something in your area, there are plenty of online goodies to check out.

Don't miss the International Astrology Day Blogathon, coordinated by Donna Cunningham of Skywriter, C. J. Wright of Auntie Moon, and Mandi Lockley of Astroair Astrology. Keep tabs on their sites for more particulars about the event, but here is the main idea:  

Due to the coming Cardinal Uranus, Saturn, and Pluto T-Square, astrologers worldwide are talking about its possible effects – everything from the economy to climate change, and of course your personal life could mirror what is going on out there.

Several dozen professional astrologers will host a Blogathon – a series of articles and multimedia features from March 19-21, 2010 to help you understand what this T-Square means for you personally and what challenges it will bring.

THEMES

Friday, March 19:  “So you’ve STILL got Pluto Problems?”
Saturday, March 20: Take Care of Saturn and Saturn will Take Care of You.
Sunday, March 21:  Uranus in Aries: Claiming a Self-Reliant Future.

SPECIAL ONLINE EVENTS DURING THE BLOGATHON

Sasstrology’s Tips on Overcoming Relationship Challenges

A Gallery Opening of Cosmic Art by Jude Cowell

Astrology and Flower Essences Article Collection

The Astrologers’ Memorial Collection of Sound Bytes

Multi-Media Takes on the T-Square

So check in on Donna Cunningham's Skywriter blog, C. J. Wright's Auntie Moon blog, and Mandi Lockley's Astroair Astrology blog on Friday, 19 March to view the whole article directory. Happy reading!

C.J. Wright's blog focuses on the astrological symbolism of the signs and planets, moon gardening, moon meditations, cooking with astrology, a list of Almanac's and Ephemerides and videos related to astrological symbolism.

Says C.J: "Astrology is the language of the seasons, light and dark, a connection to nature—the elements, temperaments, the night sky, and worlds beyond our own. We learn that we really do revolve around our sun, and that it takes more than 365 days to make that journey. It takes a lifetime. Astrology gives us a look at our own star map, a guide for the journey. But it never loses its sense of wonder because it’s never completely predictable. We may have the map, but we’re explorers in an unknown territory. We don’t have all the details—the peculiarities, histories, and desires of the people who travel with us, the turns we take along the journey, the cultures we encounter, the victories and defeats, pains and pleasures—all of those give a dialect to the language. That’s what makes it poetry."

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