This newsletter from Bhriguna, a Vedic astrology service, mixes a history piece on timekeeping devices with promotional posts about its AI-generated personalised horoscope reports and explanations of Vedic versus KP astrology. Readers get a general introduction to astrology concepts, but the content is largely marketing-driven and generic.
Website: https://www.bhriguna.com/
Rob Brezsny's newsletter offers astrology-flavored essays, horoscopes and excerpts from his books, written in a lyrical, playful and personal voice. Readers get reflective pieces on emotions, spirituality, consciousness and imagined hopeful futures.
Star Gays explores the lives of queer artists, activists and thinkers through their astrological birth charts, including technical breakdowns such as zodiacal releasing. The newsletter also promotes a paid community membership, the Living Room Archive, built around queer art, astrology and ancestry.
An occasional astrology newsletter that reads the sky from the moon's perspective, with weekly day-by-day forecasts and essays on eclipses and planetary events. It mixes transit timings with reflective, literary commentary on how to move through each period.
A personal, essayistic newsletter pairing a medicinal plant with each astrological season, weaving herbalism together with history, politics, art and memory. Each issue combines first-person reflection, cited writing on plants, and collage and image work.
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