Today is the 146th anniversary of the Greater Feast of The Beast, Edward Alexander Crowley, better-known as, Aleister Crowley, who was born on October 12th, 1875.

No matter what anyone has to say about him, Crowley was 100% responsible for the New Age, and Occult movements, as well as many of today’s spiritual acts of freedom. Find out more about Aleister Crowley on a special page dedicated to him at the Voxx Online Magick School. Blessings, ~V~

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Tonight is a rare and wondrous sight, as Mars makes what is called, “Close Approach”. In Astrological terms, it makes for a tumultuous time on planet Earth. The last time Mars was this close to Earth was 2003, (which numerologically equals a “5” years, the number associated with Mars.)

Everywhere you look, you can see the day-by-day destruction of so many things around us. The industries of Health, Agriculture, and everything we hold dear, is seemingly crumbling around us. This creates a perfect storm of anger, which leads to the mob mentality that is rising all over the world.

Mars, as a Fire Planet, rules the Zodiacal Fire Sign of Aries, the God of War. You don’t really need a psychic to tell you how unpleasant things are for everyone right now.

You think Mercury Retrograde is bad? You must not know about Mars Retrograde! Right now, Mars is in “reverse” motion at 23º in Aries, his own sign. This just makes it more intense. Mars retro started on Wednesday, September 9th, and will stay retro until November 13th.

Mars Retrograde Scenarios:

—Anything made of steel will tend to malfunction, including materials for cars, rockets, and planes;
— Accidents involving deep cuts, or slashes (including more amputations);
— Accidents involving cars, trains, buses and planes;
— Bacterial infections of the brain (such as Naegleria fowleri);
— Blood disorders;
— Neurological disorders (after-effects of COVID-19);
— Head and facial injuries (Aries rules the face);
— Mountain-climbing injuries and fatalities (Aries the Ram, rules Mountains and Heights); and
— Wars;

Any important dates that come up around then? Like, maybe the United States Presidential Election? Hmm. Thought so. Not only that, Mercury will go retrograde on October 15th, 2020 — just to add a little gasoline to the fire.

Most Astrologers warn Aries that they will be most affected — not so. Anybody with planets in the other Cardinal signs of Cancer, Libra and Capricorn will be feeling it too. Especially those who have any planets in those signs within 6º before or after the “Direct Hit”. I will be posting these dates soon, so stay tuned.

In the meantime, I would suggest buying stock in Aspirin, and Essential Oil manufacturers to help make it through these ever increasingly-intense times.

I’d strongly suggest scheduling a reading with me soon, as I’m currently offering an Apocalypse Special. Just request it by name.

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For more information regarding the Astronomical and Scientific explanations of the Mars Close Approach.

Picture Credit: Courtesy of NASA, ESA, the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA), J. Bell (Cornell University), and M. Wolff (Space Science Institute, Boulder).

In Memoriam: The Father of Surrealism.

Today, I’m celebrating the birth of my favorite poet, Isidore Lucien Ducasse, more famously known as, Le Comte de Lautréamont. During his life, he completed writing only one complete book, but oh what a book it was!

Entitled “Les Chants de Maldoror”, (The Song of Maldoror) is one of the most mind-boggling, verbal hallucination ever written. If you have never read “Maldoror” (as it is often referred to), I suggest buying a copy today, in his honor. (Just scroll down this page, and you’ll see a link to buy the book from “My Book Club” on the right-side column).

For lovers of great surrealist poetry, take a minute to read a sample of this great artist’s work.

You can also read my special page, dedicated to Le Comte de Lautréamont, complete with an assortment of valuable links.

Let me know your thoughts upon reading this truly important, and startlingly original poet’s work. I’m sure that once you read his story, (and his poetry), you will reserve a special place in your library for the late, great Isidore.