Michael O'Reilly is a professional astrologer and columnist living in Bend, Oregon. His recently published book Political Astrology is a compilation of his essays and magazine articles from the last five years that demonstrates the validity of the Scorpio Rising U.S. horoscope and the importance of asteroids.
Under the pen name WolfStar, he has written the NewsScope column every week since August 1996. WolfStar is the Native American name for Sirius, which is prominently placed in his horoscope, and is aligned with the U.S. Sun in Cancer. He also writes regularly for Dell Horoscope, and has been a featured columnist for The Mountain Astrologer. He wrote the "Tomorrow's News" column for American Astrology from 1993 to 2000.
He began studying astrology in December 1977, the same month that Chiron was discovered, and now meets with clients both locally, by telephone, and in cyberspace. In personal readings he finds that Chiron and the four major asteroids provide a fascinating fount of information, especially in the range and style of personal relationships.
About his favorite astrology book he says he frequently uses asteroids when doing personal readings. Demetra George's Asteroid Goddesses opened his eyes to these valuable feminine archetypes. Another favorite is
Evolutionary Astrology by Steven Forrest and Jeff Green. The two volumes in this series describe and illustrate the importance of the lunar nodes in illuminating one's life path.
Evolutionary Astrology by Steven Forrest and Jeff Green. The two volumes in this series describe and illustrate the importance of the lunar nodes in illuminating one's life path.
Miscellaneous: O'Reilly is an enthusiastic go player, which is an ancient Asian board game. He's ranked around 3 kyu in the American system, and is President of the Bend Go Club. O'Reilly is also a photojournalist for the Animal Affairs Journal, a non-astrological magazine. For physical health and recreational fun, he plays basketball regularly.
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