Category: psychology
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Andrew Mountbatten Windsor
This brief look at the chart of the ex-Prince Andrew was first published on Joyce Hopewell’s blog.
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Age Progression: How to use it
Age Progression – the technique of exploring life’s journey – is probably the best known feature of the Huber Method. It was researched and developed by Bruno Huber, based on his experience of working with clients as an astrologer and psychosynthesis counsellor.
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The Future of Psychosynthesis – A Perfect Disappearing Act
Will Parfitt, experienced psychosynthesis and Kabbalah practitioner, discusses his vision for psychosynthesis in the future.
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The astrology and psychology of AI
A fantasy about the chart for AI from Joyce’s blog.
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Astrological Psychology and AI
What does the current burgeoning of AI mean for the future of Huber Astrology? Putting on my speculative forward-thinking glasses, there seem to be a number of possibilities:
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Structure and intuition
Huber Astrology can be characterised as a structured approach to encouraging the intuition. Saturn and Neptune in conjunction seem propitious for such approaches.
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Huber astrology according to Chatgpt AI
Chatgpt attempts to describe Huber astrology. There are problems with this sort of AI!
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Existential Angst: The Lean Years of Saturn
This article was first published by Bruno Huber in the magazine Astrolog in 1995. As we find ourselves today in one of Saturn’s ‘lean’ periods, it appears to offer some insight into the current world situation of changing systems and existential insecurity.
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Huber Astrology is for Life
It seems that, once you have the Huber bug, it will always provide you with a source of sustenance as you age.
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A Life Changing Tool
Astrological psychology is based on the understanding of the human being as a whole, who has a psyche which is linked with the environment, but who is also a spiritual entity which can be responsible for itself.”
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Assagioli and Jung
Huber astrology is based on Roberto Assagioli’s psychosynthesis, and originated during the period of collaboration between Bruno & Louise Huber and Assagioli. The Hubers would have also been aware of the work of Carl Jung and his analytical psychology, based in their home city of Zurich, so why did they follow the Assagioli route? Probably…
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Power, Pluto, and Symptoms of Megalomania
A lack of consideration for the demands of others and ruthlessness are the unpleasant side of Pluto on this level. All its efforts are mobilised, it fights like one possessed for its property, status and power.
The Astrological Psychology of Bruno & Louise Huber 