Tag: Joyce Hopewell
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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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Saturn and Neptune
Joyce Hopewell reflects on the interaction between these two currently-conjunct planets.
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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.
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How to interpret a chart for dummies
One of the most important things we can do when starting to look at a natal chart, drawn up in the Huber style and vibrant with colours and shapes is to do simply that – to look. Setting aside and perhaps even temporarily “forgetting” any astrology you already know, the first way into the chart…
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Intelligence in the horoscope – human or artificial?
In “Astrological Psychosynthesis,” Bruno Huber examines intelligence in horoscopes, distinguishing between innate and conditioned intelligence. As AI evolves, questions arise regarding its role in problem-solving compared to human intelligence. Huber highlights planetary influences, particularly Jupiter, Mercury, and Saturn, as essential to understanding human intelligence, emphasizing the importance of personal experience.
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The Journey of Psychosynthesis
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Joyce Hopewell reviews Will Parfitt’s new book The Journey of Psychosynthesis: Lessons in Self-Awareness and Making Your Best Choices, hot off the press.
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The Complete Huber Overview
Describes the history and context of Joyce Hopewell’s book The Living Birth Chart, and the completion of a complete overview of Huber astrology.
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Astrological Psychology and the Need of our Times
In this extract from Chapter 2 of The Cosmic Egg Timer, Joyce Hopewell and Richard Llewellyn outline the historical and psychological context within which astrological psychology was developed. “Astrology must be reborn and must perform again for our modern world, made chaotic by an unbridled and false individualism and by the sudden opening of psychological…
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Documenting Age Progression
Publication of books in English about the Hubers’ theory of Age Progression.
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Bittersweet
This post first appeared on Joyce Hopewell’s Astrological Psychology blog. In the book Bittersweet – how sorrow and longing make us whole by Susan Cain, the author explores something you might recognise immediately, just by reading the title, especially if you’re the kind of person who’s drawn to what is poignant in life. This set…


