Tag Archives: Eris

The #Astrology of Eris: Eris in the Houses

Posted on March 19, 2015 by Beth Turnage

Eris defines the part of ourselves whose essential nature is as odds with our current cultural norms. Continue reading →

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The Astrology of Eris: There We Go With Them Apples Again

Posted on March 18, 2015 by Beth Turnage

(Astrology Explored) One of the recently discovered dwarf planets is Eris. As the goddess of Discord, her story is complex. In Greek mythology, she is the pathogenically produced daughter of the goddess Night. Night birthed in primordial unisex Chaos leaving … Continue reading →

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ASC Lecture: Janet Booth on Eris

Posted on March 16, 2015 by Beth Turnage

MARCH Lecture: Thursday, March 19, 2015 7:00 PM Janet Booth Exploring Eris Eris, the newest addition to the solar system, is a dwarf planet far out past Pluto named for the sister of Mars. We will look at its mythological … Continue reading →

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Astronomy and Astrology: When Size Doesn’t Matter

Posted on September 6, 2009 by Beth Turnage

The astronomical world was upended by the discovery of a new orbiting body, 2003 UB313, which was eventually named Eris. Larger than Pluto, and another recently discovered body Sedna, it’s discovery begged the question of what makes a planet a … Continue reading →

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