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Celestial Bodies: Uranus

The first planet identified using telescopic observation (1781). Within modern astrological literature, scholars and practitioners interpret its discovery era—coinciding with the Enlightenment and the Industrial and political revolutions—as symbolic of technological discontinuity, anti-authoritarian systemic reform, and sudden shifts in scientific paradigms.

Yesterday’s Tomorrow is Today (1993)

Electional Astrology, Astrological Practice, and Timing Techniques. This archival manuscript contains the text of a lecture titled “YESTERDAY’S TOMORROW IS TODAY!” by Marion D. March (1993). March reflects on the evolution of modern astrology, evaluating how the integration of psychological principles and computing technology has transformed traditional chart interpretation. She cautions astrologers against completely discarding […]

Those Elusive Lacks

Astrological Practice, Astrological Chart Analysis, and Delineation. This archival document is an instructional reference guide titled “THOSE ELUSIVE LACKS” by Marion D. March. March examines how the absence of specific astrological components (elements, qualities, house emphasis, aspects, or active planetary placements) influences human behavior and psychological development. She explains that individuals naturally compensate or overcompensate […]

The Naming of Pluto (1984)

From Sky & Telescope, November 1984 History of Astronomy, Planetary Naming, and Pluto. This archival document is an article titled “THE NAMING OF PLUTO” by Patrick Moore, published in Sky & Telescope in November 1984. The text documents the historical account of how the planet Pluto received its name following its discovery by Clyde Tombaugh […]

The Meaning of The Astrological Glyphs

Astrological Glyphs, Astrological Symbolism, and Astrological Practice. This archival document is a two-part article titled “MEANING OF THE ASTROLOGICAL GLYPHS” by Marion D. March. March breaks down the fundamental linear and geometric components that constitute astrological symbols: the vertical line of destiny/intellect, the horizontal line of matter, the cross of matter, the circle of spirit, […]

The Many Faces of Pluto (ca. 1983)

Pluto, Astrological Practice, and Delineation. This archival document is a lecture paper titled “THE MANY FACES OF PLUTO” by Marion D. March (ca. 1983). March presents a comprehensive analysis of the planet Pluto, exploring its astronomical discovery, glyph variations, mythological origins, and psychological manifestations. She examines Pluto’s core thematic expressions, including power, transformation, secretiveness, financial […]

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