Becca Tarnas on Outer Planet Cycles and Jung’s Red Book

The Astrology Podcast

Chris Brennan

Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality, Religion

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2020

⏱️ 144 minutes

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Episode 251 features an interview with astrologer Becca Tarnas where we talk about her work on the Red Book of Carl Jung, as well as the connection between outer planet cycles and recent world events. Becca practices archetypal astrology, and is the current editor of Archai: The Journal of Archetypal Cosmology, which recently released its […]

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0:00.0	Hi my name is Chris Brennan and you're listening to the astrology podcast this is episode
0:04.0	251 and today I'll be talking to Becca Tarnis about outer planet cycles as well as
0:09.6	Young's Redbook. So hey Becca welcome to the show. Thank you so much. I'm really so
0:15.4	delighted and honored to be here. Yeah, this has been a long time in coming. I
0:19.6	think I promised to interview you at one point when you're editing or about to edit an issue of the archive journal like years ago and now it's been I think two issues since then so we're finally getting around to doing it.
0:30.3	This feels like the right time.
0:32.3	Yeah, perfect timing. So I should mention the date really quickly. So today is April 22nd, 2020 starting at 4.57 PM in Denver, Colorado and like I said this is the 251
0:44.4	episode of the show. So all right so let's get started. So first I wanted to
0:48.8	talk about your background a bit and introduce you to my audience since this is your first time coming on the show and for those that are not familiar with your work and I think right away people might recognize from one of my past guests your last name of course and the fact
1:05.7	that you're actually a second generation astrologer, right?
1:08.7	Yes.
1:09.7	Yeah, my background in astrology is really in the branch and lineage of archetypal astrology.
1:16.5	And that's really, it's a perspective on astrology that's informed by an understanding of planetary meanings or the
1:26.2	symbols as archetypes and that idea of archetypes really comes from a blend of platonic forms or ideas and then
1:38.3	Yungian psychological archetypes. So as they're defined in that astrological context it can be seen really as both not just
1:46.8	psychological not just transcendent but as something that really combines those.
1:53.2	So that's the particular astrological lineage
1:56.6	that I'm coming out of.
1:58.1	And it draws on Kepler's approach, for example,
2:02.0	to astrology that focused largely on planetary aspects.
2:06.4	Right, so archetypal astrology is like the school or the approach to astrology, and there was some episode not too long ago where I was attempting to try to define
2:16.7	the concept of an archetype and maybe that would be a good starting point to even just define what that means for
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