The Chinese Year of the Fire Rooster, 2017 by Jane Lyle

The lively Chinese Year of the Fire Rooster begins on 28th January 2017, when the second new Moon after the Winter Solstice rises. The Rooster is the 10th creature in the annual Chinese cycle of symbolic beings that rule over the essence of each year.

What Does The Economist’s tarot cover predict? By Jane Lyle

2017 approaches. After a pretty unhinged 2016 we’re inevitably drawn to predictions and future forecasts. And The Economist’s ‘The World in 2017’ issue features eight dramatic twenty-first century versions of Tarot’s major arcana cards, or – yes - trumps, on it’s front cover.

Moon Diary - Born to be Wild: New Moon at 19 Sagittarius, 11th December, 2015 by Jane Lyle

A new Moon rises in sociable, humorous Sagittarius the Centaur every November or December – presiding over the end-of-year party season, and offering us a symbol for warm-hearted generosity of spirit too.

Moon Diary - Full Moon Party at 14 degrees Gemini, 6th December 2014 by Jane Lyle

A Gemini full Moon is always going to be chatty, lively, and restless.