FEB
9, 1998 - Archetypal
Astrology starts out soothing, with its pale green marbelized background,
panels of mythical imagery and tiles of Renaissance splendor. No jazzy
Java here, no savvy JavaScript, no scintillating Shockwave. Go a little
deeper, and it's solace for the soul, as Michael McLay draws you into his
regenerative vision of an astrology that blends with Jungian archtypes
to quell the bedlam of mundane existence . . . permitting, perhaps, a revelation
of the self in the cosmos and the cosmos in the self. If you're looking
for easy answers flipped like patties at a burger joint, forget it: this
is gourmet stuff to be sniffed and swished and savored. Archetypal
Astrology offers brief glimpses into a vision of the horoscope
as a mandala of the soul . . . reason enough to stop by, as I reckon it.
