About

My astrology has many dimensions. I’ve taught astrology, I’ve lectured on it, I’ve written books about it, I’ve even passed exams in it. My horoscopes have been published. Most importantly, I have many clients, who seek my advice about a range of subjects: from lost objects through to business decision-making, from love and romance through to spirit and Karma.

I see myself as being part of a long tradition, going back thousands of years to Ancient Babylon, and perhaps earlier. I make full use of this tradition. For example, I regularly work with Hindu astrology, and I’m able to harness its stunning predictive powers. And when I answer specific questions, I apply the same techniques that astrologers used in seventeenth century Europe.

Nonetheless, I spend a certain amount of my time doing star sign astrology – making forecasts for people based on the sign of the Zodiac their Sun was in at the time of their birth.

My job as an astrologer neatly dovetails with my interest in politics and economics – in fact in the early 1980s I studied international relations at the London School of Economics. I really do believe that through astrology we can not only understand global trends, but we can also put ourselves in a position to benefit from them.

One area of the world that I find fascinating is Central and Eastern Europe. So much so that I call Slovakia my second home. I can see at first hand the immense changes that have been going on here, and being away from England, in the foothills of the Carpathians, I’m able to witness global events with an element of detachment.