Astrologer
Advises When to
Pop the
Question,
How to Make the
Most of
Valentine's Day
Boston – For
lovers who want
to make
Valentine's Day
a day to
remember,
acclaimed
astrologer Joyce
Levine
recommends
popping the
question in
early morning
hours – ideally
around 1:40 a.m.
– if you can
stay up that
late or awaken
that early.
At that time
Mercury and
Neptune conjoin
in Pisces.
Mercury is the
planet ruling
communication,
Neptune, the
planet ruling
romance, and
Pisces, the sign
of romance and
idealism. Gifts
of candy,
flowers,
perfume, or
anything
symbolizing
beauty help to
set the mood.
“All in all,
this is a
perfect time to
profess your
undying love and
the wish to
‘live happily
ever after’ with
your paramour,”
Levine says.
Levine is a
no-nonsense
astrologer whose
clients seek
advice about
career and
finances as well
as romance. In
response to
queries from
those who wanted
to make the most
of Valentine’s
Day, she came up
with several
recommendations,
observations and
gift ideas based
on birth signs.
Knowing the
astrological
influences of
the day answers
only half the
question about
how to make the
most of the
day. Knowing
what kind of
gift to give
that special
someone is the
other half. “We
typically give
love the way we
want to receive
it without
considering how
our lover may
define love . .
. and how that
may differ from
our own
definition,”
Levine says. To
take out some of
the guesswork,
Levine offers
guidelines for
gifts by
signs.
Aries (March
21-April
19)—anything
that is a
“first,” like a
newly released
CD
Taurus (April
20-May May
20)—pampering or
luxury, like an
expensive dinner
Gemini (May
21-June
20)—intellectual
stimulation,
like books
Cancer (June
21-July
22)—think cozy,
like a
home-prepared
candlelight
dinner
Leo
(July 23-August
22)—attention-getting
gifts like
diamonds and compliments
Virgo
(Aug. 23-Sept.
22)—give your
lover the gift
of time:
do the chores
Libra (Sept.
23-Oct.
22)—movie
tickets or
matching jewelry
that say “us”
Scorpio (Oct.
23-Nov.
21)—exude
passion, like a
romantic bubble
bath for two
Sagittarius
(Nov. 22-Dec.
21)—satisfy
wanderlust with
a weekend
getaway
Capricorn (Dec.
22-Jan.
20)—exquisite
yet practical
shawls and
wallets
Aquarius (Jan.
21-Feb.
19)—quirky,
wearable jewelry
that grabs
attention
Pisces (Feb.
20-March 20)—one
perfect rose on
a satin pillow
Levine, an
accomplished
author, lecturer
and consultant
for more than 30
years, has
developed a
special niche
among clients
who use
astrology for
career and life
coaching. The
founder of
Vizualizations,
she developed
AstroAnalysis, a
computerized
text that
analyzes the
birth chart; a
self-help series
of
transformational
CDs, including
Chakra
Meditation,
Healing Anger
and Resentment,
Creative
Visualization,
Contacting Your
Guardian Angel,
and an
astrology series
on CDs
addressing
Pluto, Neptune,
Uranus, Saturn,
and
Jupiter.
She is the
author of A
Beginner's Guide
to Astrological
Interpretation
and
Breakthrough
Astrology,
Transform
Yourself and
Your World.
Levine is the
Clerk of the
National Council
for Geocosmic
Research and the
President of its
Boston Chapter,
the second
largest in the
organization.
For information
about Levine and
Valentine’s Day,
visit
www.joycelevine.com
or call her at
617-354-7075.
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Press Release
Jan. 8, 2012
Astrologer
Predicts Chaotic
Summer, Election
Surprises and
Ongoing Economic
Struggles
Cambridge,
Mass.—“The last
time we saw some
of these
astrological
events, we
experienced the
Revolutionary
War, the Great
Depression, and
the social
protests of the
1960s,” Joyce
Levine says.
“This is not an
easy time, and
it’s not going
to be easy for a
long time.”
Levine,
a professional
practicing
astrologer for
more than 30
years, has avid
interests in
politics, the
economy,
government and
society. She
also has many
concerns about
history
repeating
itself.
Today’s
planetary cycles
are slightly
different from
those historic
struggles . . .
different but
not better,
Levine says. To
arrive at global
and annual
predictions,
Levine uses a
complicated
process of
overlapping
astrological
charts for
nations,
organizations
and world
leaders.
Overall,
Levine’s
analysis shows
that
·
Rebellion
and revolution
in one form or
another will
continue through
2018, influenced
by Uranus in
Aries,
·
With Neptune
re-entering
Pisces in 2012,
revolutionary
zeal will be
countered by
idealism,
spirituality and
the search for
meaning in life;
for example,
socialist ideas
are likely to
make a comeback,
and
·Communities
will continue to
fracture and
reshape
themselves; this
ranges in scale
from the
community of a
nation to small
family groups.
Levine selected
some of the more
prominent
planetary
influences to
show historical
comparisons. Of
note:
·
Uranus in Aries,
2010-2018,
indicates
revolution and
rebellion with
emphasis on
initiative and
individuality;
the last time
Uranus was in
Aries was
1927-1935, which
saw the rise of
Hitler, Fascism,
and the Great
Depression;
·
Pluto in
Capricorn,
2008-2024, is
the certainty of
death and
rebirth with
emphasis on
resources and
status quo on a
large scale; the
last time Pluto
was in Capricorn
was 1762-1778,
the time of the
Revolutionary
War;
·Hades
in Cancer,
2010-2041,
indicates
fecklessness
among less
fortunate with
emphasis on home
and community;
the last time
Hades was in
Cancer, it was
the mid-1600s,
when the Ming
Dynasty ended
and European
colonists were
settling in
America;
·Neptune
in Pisces,
2011-2026,
indicates a
surge in
creativity and
idealism with
emphasis on
compassion and
spirituality;
the last time
Neptune was in
Pisces was
1847-1862, when
the Communist
Manifesto was
published.
Specifically in
2012, Levine
anticipates
·
Ongoing
rebellions in
the Middle East
and greater
fracturing in
American
political
parties
·A
tumultuous
summer, leading
to political and
economic
disruptions
·Money
will continue to
be tight, gold
will continue to
rise, and small
local
governments will
be seeking
bailouts.
For more details
about
predictions and
astrology, or to
receive a free
natal chart,
visit
www.joycelevine.com.
Private clients
and businesses
consult with
Levine on
everything from
financial cycles
to family
dynamics.
Levine is a
board member of
the National
Center for
Geocosmic
Research and a
certified
professional
member of the
American Federal
of Astrologers.
WHAT
TO WATCH FOR:
The Economy
Long-term
changes in the
world-wide
financial system
continue
(2008-2024)
Stock market
volatility
(through
2015)
Gold and
commodities
continuing to
rise in value
More banking
problems from
derivatives and
mortgage loans
Unemployment
remains a
problem
Movement away
from dollar as
reserve currency
Currency wars
continue
Euro breaks down
- no long term
solution to the
European debt
crisis
favors the
European Union
as it now exists
Pressure mounts
on the Federal
Reserve, the
International
Monetary Fund,
and the World
Trade
Organization
States and
pension funds
make progress in
their lawsuits
against banks
and brokerage
houses that sold
them credit
default swaps
Increased
financial
problems in
cities, town,
and counties are
revealed
China continues
to pursue
natural
resources around
the world and
buys less US
Treasuries
Politics &
Society
Middle class
taxpayer
revolution
expands
Protests against
the government
and financial
system come from
the left as well
as the right
Tea Party
expands its base
Occupy Wall
Street expands
its base
Voters become
equally
disillusioned
with both
Democrats and
Republicans.
National
alliances break
down over issues
of debt and
bailouts
Conflict in the
Mideast
continues.
Islam re-asserts
itself in
politics.
Egypt - Israel Peace Treaty
in danger
Problems in
Russia just
beginning
Worker protests
in China
increase
Scientific
advancements, in
a 7 year cycle
that began in
2010
Innovations in
technology
including cell
phones and
computers
Advances in
cloud computer
Cars more efficient energy use
Personal robots
Medical technology
Progress on Alzheimer’s and other brain diseases
New Weaponry - more reliance on technology and drones,
less on manpower
Global water
crisis gets
attention
With Neptune's
entrance into
Pisces
(2011-2026),
more people turn
to spirituality
and have more
compassion
Socialism gains
favor
Quality of life
ideals start to
become more
important.
Increased
desires for
simpler life,
more leisure
time, less
stress
Joyce is a
former radio
talk show host
and frequent
media guest.
Interviews
include:
Radio Interview
WBCN Radio
104.1 FM on
Boston Sunday
Review, Sunday,
November 6, 2011
Radio Interview
WBCN Radio
104.1 FM on
Boston Sunday
Review, Sunday,
March, 2010
Radio Interview
WBCN Radio
104.1 FM on
Boston Sunday
Review, Sunday,
March 1, 2009
Newspaper
Interview Boston Globe,
November 23,
2008
Odd Jobs
Television
Interview at UAC
Astrology
Conference,
May, 2008,
Fox31TV Denver,
Colorado
Newspaper
Interview, "She
Told You So" front
page
Cambridge
Chronicle
January, 2008
Predictions for
2008 - Recap of
predictions of
2007
Television
Interview,
WBZ-TV
News,
Boston,
Massachusetts,
October 25,
2007,
Astrological
Predictions for
Red Sox -
Rockies World
Series
Radio Interview,
WBZ
with Lovell Dyet,
Boston,
Massachusetts, June 30,
2007, Interview
on astrological
charts of
Democrat and
Republican
presidential
candidates
Radio interview,
www.healthylife.netwith Linda
MacKenzie,
October 3, 2006,
Astrology
Interview
Radio Interview,
WBZ with
Jordan Rich,
Boston,
Massachusetts,
September 17,
2006, Interview
on
Breakthrough
Astrology,
Transform
Yourself and
Your World, A
Beginner's Guide
to Astrological
Interpretation
Radio Interview, WIBA, Madison, Wisconsin, August 26, 2006 Comments on Pluto's demotion to dwarf planet.
Print
Article,
Boston Herald, August 25, 2006 Scientists Rock Pluto's World with Planet Diss.
Radio Interview, 2CC, Mike Jeffreys Breakfast Show, Canberra, Australia, August 24, 2006 Comments on Pluto's demotion and Ceres promotion to dwarf planets.
Print
Article, Wireless Flash, August 17, 2006 Comments on Ceres potential as a full fledged planet.
Radio Interview, Lou Gentile Show @lougentile.com. August 9, 2006 2-hour radio interview on astrology.
Radio Interviews, 2005 Various interviews on Internet Radio, including Cyberstation.com
Print
Article, Boston Phoenix December 31, 2004. What Can We Expect in the Coming Year
Television WHDH,
Channel 7 News,
Segment on
Business Use of
Astrology,
January 21, 1999
Television
Interviewed on
The
Unexplained
on Arts &
Entertainment
Cable Network
March, 1997,
Segment on
Astrology &
Relationships
Radio, 1010,
Palm Springs,
CA monthly
guest, 1996-1997
Radio, WFNX
Regular Guest 1
in 10.
1992-1993
Radio WHDH,
Guest Host and
Guest. 1979-1989
Substituted for
call-in talk
show hosts.
Appeared as
guest of Paul
Benzaquin, Larry
Glick, and Norm
Nathan.
Answered
questions from
listeners re:
personal life,
work, money,
personality
characteristics.
Generated 4,000
tabulated calls
per hour from
8:00 p.m. to
midnight and
2,500 an hour
from midnight to
4:00 a.m.
Radio, WILD,
It's In the
Stars,
1983-1985
Astrological
forecast Monday
through Friday
Radio, WMJX,
Lifestyles.
1983-1985
Host
and producer of
interview show
on "new age"
topics.
Interviewed such
diverse people
as Gloria
Steinhem,
Leonard Silk,
Peter Yarrow.
Radio, WMJX,
Joyce Levine
Show.
1983-1985
Host and
producer of
weekly live
interview show
on new-related
topics.
Developed loyal
call-in
audience.
Radio WCAS,
Star Scope.
1981-1982
Daily astrology
forecast Monday
through Friday.
Host and
producer of
weekly show
featuring
discussions of
astrology,
predictions of
world events,
charts of
celebrities, and
questions from
listeners.
Media Interviews
Have appeared on
numerous radio
and television
shows and in
newspapers
analyzing
national and
world events, as
well as
explaining
general
astrological
topics. Venues
include Channels
4, 5, 7, 56;
WROR, WBZ, WTIC,
Hartford; WKOX,
Framingham; WNTN,
Newton; WRLM,
Taunton; Boston
Globe, Boston
Herald,
Cambridge
Chronicle, Tab
Newspapers.
