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EPISODE · Dec 28, 2020 · 18 MIN

IT IS THE DAWNING OF THE AGE OF AQUARIUS . . .OR IS IT?

from Steven Forrest Evolutionary Astrology Podcast · host Steven Forrest

The fabled Age of Aquarius – does it mean anything at all? Ever since the musical Hair was first performed back in 1967, there has been a vague sense that the Aquarian Age had something to do with hippies or free love or world peace or . . . something. Anyway, from that long-haired point of view, the Age of Aquarius probably ended about fifty years ago . . . unless you bring up the subject among a group of astrologers. Then what you will typically see has very little to do with “harmony and understanding, sympathy and trust abounding . . .” Then what you will typically see is closer to World War Three. Opinions on the subject of the astrological ages tend to be trenchant – and the general thrust of them usually runs down the road of claiming that the Age of Aquarius is real enough, but that it is still way off in the far distant future. I disagree. I think we are in it now. I think we have been in it for over a century already. In this newsletter I want to make my case that the Age of Aquarius dates back to 1903-1905.  Let’s start with Science Class. Listen in for more!

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