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Here are some guidelines for help in choosing the best time for surgery. While I am sure there are more, satisfying these basics will ensure a better surgery and recovery. -
In this live workshop, recorded in Glastonbury, UK, Kaypacha explores just what we mean by “Wild,” where it fits into the path of the evolution of consciousness, and how/where it shows up astrologically in the/your chart. Upon investigation, we will see that there are different expressions of “Wild,” (Aries/Mars, Gemini/Mercury, Scorpio/Pluto, Aquarius/Uranus, Pisces/Neptune etc.) and different times (transits) in life that are naturally “Wild,” and others when the “Wild” can wreak chaotic havoc in our lives and relationships. Come join us for some brand new perspectives on the nature of the “Wild!” and, very importantly, how to integrate these experiences, which can include trauma, into our lives. -
In this video, Kaypacha discusses the Quincunx Aspect (both the 150° and 210°) and relates them to the development stages reflected in the Virgo and Scorpio archetypes, respectively. He reiterates the teachings of Robert “Buz” Myers, mainly, who viewed the Square as the “aspect of the Age of Pisces” and the Quincunx as the “aspect of the Age of Aquarius.” Indeed, it is a challenging aspect that denotes planetary energies in adjustment that often lead to anxiety, stress, health, financial, and/or sexual difficulties depending upon the planets involved. In addition to the individual Quincunx Aspect, he elaborates on the Yod Configuration, which consists of two quincunxes and a sextile. Taking the reaction point through the houses, he delineates the meaning and resolution of the yod, which releases tremendous power once integrated. -
In this webinar, Kaypacha demonstrates how to interpret Jupiter transits through the houses and Jupiter’s transits to natal planets. He uses four different chart examples focusing primarily on the 1st, 3rd, 8th, and 10th houses. -
Eclipses portend a period of destabilization as chaotic new energies, both positive and negative, enter the sphere of human consciousness to be worked with, evolved, and integrated. Mars, Jupiter, and Uranus are compounding the power of transformation that this year's eclipses bring. We can expect breakthroughs and breakdowns. Understanding the larger cycles within which these changes are happening can give us a context to deal with them. -
Here are the transits of the outer planets for 2021 and some helpful, essential guidance on interpreting them. It’s the first hour of the 6-hour workshop I did recently, where I go through the astrology of 2021 and apply it to your own natal birth chart. Knowing what evolutionary intentions are coming up for you this year can help you to be ready and take full advantage of the opportunities afforded for your growth.Enroll in the full course here!
**Available as part of the New Paradigm School of Astrology. If you’re not a student and would like to be, enroll here! -
Pluto: The soul, or “theme” the soul has been working on. As Pluto moves slowly, Pluto’s sign position describes your “soul group,” those your age or near, and the qualities you have developed and seek to bring forth. Besides, and more individual, Pluto’s house position shows the area of life that you personally have grown through and seek further discovery.
Excerpt from “Discover Your Soul’s Purpose” Online Workshop with Kaypacha. -
From early 2019 until late 2021, Pluto in Capricorn is squaring the newly discovered dwarf planet, Eris. In Greek mythology, Eris, the goddess of chaos and discord, who disrupted both gods and mortals, was the sister of Aries (the god of war), and took pleasure in battle, strife, and particularly in meting out punishment to those who “knowingly swear to false oaths.” In this presentation, Kaypacha will discuss the full ramifications of what Pluto, God of the Underworld, squaring Eris, portends for the collective as well as us as individuals through the next two years. -
In Part 1, I discuss both Plutonian and Neptunian relationships. In Part 2, I look at Uranian, Saturnian, Chironian, and Jupiterian (barely touching Lunar). I hope you find some understanding and insight. We can only scratch this subject’s surface in the amount of time allotted, but it is a good start! -
In Part 1, I discussed both Plutonian and Neptunian relationships. In Part 2, I look at Uranian, Saturnian, Chironian, and Jupiterian (barely touching Lunar). I hope you find some understanding and insight. We can only scratch this subject’s surface in the amount of time allotted, but it is a good start!
