Madame Zombra

Stars and Solstice

Welcome back Stargazers! We’re quickly advancing to the Winter Solstice with the speed of a shooting star! Two exciting events occur during mid-December for us to observe and enjoy. The celestial heavens will start the show with the Geminid Meteor Shower (Dec 13-14), followed by the Winter Solstice (Dec 21).  The Geminid Meteor Shower produces the

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Neurogenesis

Never let it be said Madame Zombra refuses to pursue any possibility of occult knowledge for her readers. The above chart is courtesy of Wikipedia. Phrenology was quite the fad or fashion in bygone eras, especially the 1820s, but was derisively called a ‘pseudoscience’ by 1843 and has never recovered from being so branded. Your

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You know the drill

One week from yesterday Mercury goes retrograde, this time for a shorter period than normal; only twenty days. That’s a bit of heartening news! The planet closest to the Sun goes direct again on November 29, 2025. Get your important papers signed, sealed and delivered, get your appointments checked and verified, and study all transportation

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Significant changes

Welcome back Stargazers: The next few weeks will bring significant changes as we enter intensive communications during the Scorpio season – while unearthing buried truths. At this same time, the Mercury retrograde period (Nov. 9–28) can cause delays, missed appointments, garbled phone messages and more. But for now, welcome to Halloween and limited celestial activity

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The Super Harvest (Hunter) Moon put on quite a spectacular show on October 6th and helped us unofficially welcome in the Season of Autumn. October will see a flurry of planetary movements prompting activity in many different areas of life, such as relationships, finances, communications, and ambition. These will undergo a period of intense and rapid

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A letter

Sometimes a letter or two becomes quite important to developments far in the future. Carl Jung’s interest in astrology (he studied it for fifty years) is often mentioned as part of the reasons he and Sigmund Freud abruptly went in different directions in their professional careers. In a letter to Freud in June, 1911, Jung

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