about the stargazer's journal
My name is Roy Kirkland. I am a professional astrologer, futurist, and alchemist who studies the cycles and patterns that describe individual, business and universal activities. Combining ancient doctrines with modern intuitive arts, I practice the science of information gathering and prediction on a daily basis.
I believe that the majority of our troubles exist because we have abandoned the natural world and its rhythms that hamonize our bodies, minds and our environments.
Modern humans have become obsessed with the stories that illustrate the wisdom teachings, but we have forgotten what the stories were meant to teach. Our psychic and cellular environments have been innundated in a sea of toxins - mineral particles, parasites, poisonus ions, acids, anxieties and negative thoughts that damage us on every level, every day. Millions of people spend millions of hours being bombarded by electromagnetic waves that carry violence, disharmony and depravity directly into their minds every hour of every day. We pour billions of dollars into research and efforts to develop technologies supposedly for human betterment, but nothing will improve the human condition until every one of us makes an effort to improve our relationship to the world, each other and ourselves.
40 years of practice has given me the opportunity to serve clients and students throughout the world, and apply the craft in almost every possible way. There are many aspects to the intuitive arts, but their real value is in their application, not their form. The ideas of modern theoretical physicists seem closer to ancient doctrines than they are to those in vogue with the scientific-industrial establishment, and it is very possible that ancient wisdom will help us heal our relationship with the earth, so that we may grow in security, love and comfort on our dear planet.
As a novice programmer, I'm trying to make the site useful and respectful to the eyes and minds of web surfers throughout the world. Please keep coming back, and expect changes often, as I develop the various programming skills and philosophical certainty needed to manifest the application/vision/design combination that makes for a pleasant web experience. Since the subject is complex, the object should be simple, I think. Let me know what you think.