It's no secret that the Ronald and Nancy Reagan consulted astrologers during their time in the White House. It's also no secret that Barack Obama kinda-sorta made fun of them for their work with astrologers and mediums  (I believe the direct quote went something along the lines of Obama not “want[ing] to get into a Nancy Reagan thing about, you know, doing any seances.” However remiss President Obama was about consulting an astrologer, perhaps he should be changing his mind. According to Susan Miller, a popular astrologer and columnist, this summer will be a favorable time for the Obama administration. Case in point: His health care reform bill has already passed. And according to

In Modern Magick I describe three general types of magick and equate them to the concepts of white (spiritual), black (negative), and grey (practical). If you follow the system in the book, you'll learn that these are only descriptions about the results of the magick. The techniques for all three are similar or the same. When many or most people get into magick—influenced by the fictions found in fairy tales, novels, comic books and movies—they are most often focused on grey magick: making actual, observable changes in their lives and the lives of others. Some think that if they merely mumble some ritual in an arcane book that a pot of gold will suddenly appear, the family dog will