The Inner Wheel

Astrology with Dawn Bodrogi

About This Site

The Inner Wheel is a site devoted to intermediate and advanced astrological interpretation.  It tries for something a bit more in-depth than you usually find on a web site or a blog; we will explore the meaning behind the symbolism in astrology and take a look at what it means to live and work with astrological knowledge.  Here, we will discuss the  methods and means of astrological interpretation, but we will also tackle the often confusing question of how to live with and apply the knowledge we gain from our art.   We won’t have ‘how-to’ or ‘cookbook’ sessions as much as a gentle exploration of some uncharted (no pun intended) territory.

While The Inner Wheel is aimed at serious students of astrology,  there will be topics of interest for all.  Among the first entries is a five part series on the Sun as a creative force in the chart. (Please see the archives for August, 2009.) There are also in-depth articles on the meaning of the angles, particularly the MC/IC and how it relates to Saturn/Moon, and a three-part piece on the Ascendant/Descendant axis, “The Roving “I.”  I hope you enjoy exploring the archives.

My  areas of specialization are secondary progressions and synastry.  I will answer any questions you may have on chart interpretation.  Please leave questions in the comments boxes on the site  or email me directly at alcuin9@gmail.com.   Don’t be shy.  I will be happy to answer all levels of questions, from the most basic to the most complex.

I look forward to our journey together.

 

Dawn

 

1. Charyl 07.08.11 / 5pm
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   Just wondering how long you’ve been on line? Sounds interesting. Like the gentle exploring bit.
2. Dawn Bodrogi 07.08.11 / 8pm
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   This site began in August of 2009, though I’ve been a professional astrologer for 25 years now.
3. Dawn Bodrogi 07.09.11 / 11am
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   The Inner Wheel began in August of 2009.
4. irena 09.04.11 / 8am
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   MY MOON IS IN SCORPIO…WHAT IS THE BEST THING TO DO (OR NOT), WHEN MOON GETS IN SCORPIO, ONCE A MONTH?…..

   GRATEFULLY I.
5. Dawn Bodrogi 09.04.11 / 10am
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   Hi Irena, The best thing to do when you have a lunar return every month is to understand that it’s a personal new beginning, so it’s a good time to start things, especially if they will take some time. Each lunar return is different, according to the position of the planets, so it’s good to chart each lunar return. It will give you a snapshot of what the month ahead will hold for you in terms of challenges to both your emotional life and your everyday details. When the moon returns, it’s a good time for meditation, and the Moon in Scorpio is especially keen for that. Go down deep and try to find the truth in everything that you do.
6. Sol With Jonassen 09.18.11 / 2pm
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   I love your site, your work and the classes that I have taken with you Dawn..I am so happy to see that your blog is being read and that your work is getting out to the public. There is so much entertainment astrology out there, so this is a breath of fresh air..KUDOS!!

   Love Sol
7. Dawn Bodrogi 09.19.11 / 8pm
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   Thank you so much, Sol. You are a bright light in my life.
8. Colleen 03.24.12 / 7am
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   Hi Dawn,its great to have come across your site and I’m enjoying reading your work.
   I’m wondering about synastry interaspects and how important reiprocity of sign rulership is.
   My partner and I have a sun moon square, which can be tricky at times, however his sun is in Taurus, whih is ruled by Venus, and my moon is in Libra, also ruled by Venus. My sun is in Virgo, ruled by Mercury and his moon is in Gemini, also ruled by Mercury! I’m wondering if this is our ‘balancer’ – or is it not really that important?
   Thanks,
   Colleen
9. Dawn Bodrogi 03.27.12 / 12pm
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   Yes, it does matter. It actually matters quite a lot, especially in your case, where the Sun and the Moon are involved. The dispositor of the Sun plays a more important role than most people realize, and carries a lot of weight in the chart. In essence here you are both highly influenced by Venus and Mercury–no bad thing. You both prefer harmony and you can both talk things out. But if Mars, say, was the common planet–a different story entirely. There would be more of an inclination to strife.
10. Ben 05.09.12 / 4pm
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    Hello Dawn,
    I have found some amazing information on your site. I have a number of things to ask you. One question is about the Sun and Leo. You have some very interesting ideals about the Sun and I was wondering how does do these ideas influence Leo as its ruling luminary?

    Thanks,
    Ben
11. Dawn Bodrogi 05.10.12 / 1pm
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    Hi Ben–I would like to answer your question, but you need to be more specific. I’m not sure what you’re asking.

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