Astrology

My favorite cosmic places on the net

Big Sky Astrology:  There’s more to the zodiac than just sun signs. Big Sky has a daily moon report, explaining the moon’s effect on the peons living here on earth. This user-friendly site is fun and informative if you are interested in taking the next step into learning about astrology (or just want to kill time). Her speciality is actually picking wedding dates for couples based on the stars. Wish that was MY job. Friggin Awesome. 

Astrology Home is my weekly news on what’s going in the cosmos. And its a free subscription, so double YAY! Reading these reports makes me very grateful that I actually keep a blog, because I have 3 years of documented events that happened in my life.  Since those tricky planets keep moving in and out of each other’s lives, sometimes taking months or years to do so, its extremely helpful to have a blog so you can “think back to what happened on 8/24/07″ and compare it to what crazy junk was going on the universe at the time.  Astroblogging. Fun.

Cafe Astrology . If you want a free birth chart, this is the place to do it. You submit all your information and not only will you get a visual layout, but you’ll have detailed information on all the planets and signs you have under your belt. When I first started going beyond just sun signs, I came here to figure out what my moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars..etc were in. I’ve been hooked ever since. It also has a nice section on Venus-Mars compatibility.

Sasstrology is a mega fun site, but sadly I think it may be shut down soon. I learned about it through my Twitter account. Its fun, in a Cosmopolitan-type way.  Lots of love and sex reports. Who doesn’t enjoy that?

Starsky & Cox:  The dynamic duo who wrote my two most favorite astrology books: Sextrology and Cosmic Coupling (right) have a scrumptious little website, where you can get information on their latest events and listen to their podcast on public radio!