World’s Astrology Blogs

  Africa’s Mundane Astrology The second edition, concerning the mundane astrology of Africa, is due to drop down in February. The book was originally titled “Celestial Configurations of Africa and the Caribbean” when it was published in May of 2012. Its new title is “Africa’s Mundane Astrology”. All 54 African

Ghana’s 1st Coup The Lunar eclipse of 8 December 1965 was one of the precursors to the Ghana Coup that replaced the Nkrumah regime with a military Junta, on 24 February 1966. In July of 1965, President Nkrumah dismissed Major General J.A. Ankrah, on suspicion of coup planning. The 9th

This is a first-class, must-read and must-have book for anyone interested in African history and astrology. It is as well writt en and well informed as any text of its kind that I have ever read. Whether you are an astrologer, a historian, or simply have a curious intellect about

The Golden Age of America, a February Interview with Astrologer Ahmad Jones   Interviewer: Talk a little about the astronomic timing of President Trump’s inauguration. Ahmad Jones: Certainly. When Trump’s oath was finished, it was two minutes after twelve, which was close to the time that the nation moved to

Excerps from Raphael’s Forthcoming Book 360 Astrologiocal Facts of Africa    The New Republic of Ghana A Taste of Ghana’s Astrology. It is indeed symbolically important to note that the Meridian of Longitude for London and Accra is a common 0 degrees, west of Greenwich, England. These two capitals share