ANNOUNCEMENT: The 1st International Astrology Day Blog-a-Thon

The 1st International Astrology Day Blog-a-thon
March 19-21, 2010

Dealing with the Saturn-Uranus-Pluto T-Square

To celebrate International Astrology Day top astrologers Donna Cunningham and C. J. Wright have come together to coordinate a 3-Day World Wide Web Blog-a-thon.

The blog-a-thon will comprise a collection of online articles on the upcoming Cardinal T-Square of Saturn in Libra, Uranus in Aries and Pluto in Capricorn.

The T-Square will be in effect from 2010 to 2014. Many of us are already feeling the energies of these planets reflected in our lives, or we are wondering how these energies might affect us in the next few years.

A number of host blogs will showcase articles on how the transits of Uranus, Saturn and Pluto will affect the lives of individuals and their loved ones, present ideas on how to work effectively with the energies and offer resources to help deal with the challenges:

Friday, March 19: “So you’ve STILL got Pluto Problems?”

Saturday, March 20: Take Care of Saturn and Saturn will Take Care of You

Sunday, March 21: Uranus in Aries: Claiming a Self-Reliant Future

Astrology writers from all over the world will contribute to the event, with a number of blogs hosting pages with article descriptions, linked to the sites where the articles are posted.

Astroair Astrology is very proud to showcase the Saturn articles on Saturday March 20. For information on how to submit your Saturn related articles and ideas please email me at mandi@mandilockley.com

For further information or to submit articles on Uranus and Pluto for consideration, please contact Donna Cunningham at Sky Writer; moonmave@spiritone.com; or C.J. Wright at Auntie Moon; auntiemoonmail@yahoo.com.

[In case you're wondering, a blog-a-Thon is an internet-based event featuring a large, permanent collection of informative, helpful articles on a given topic. Several blogs host pages with article descriptions linked to sites where articles are posted.]

With love,

Mandi