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Tarot.com is privileged to have an exclusive horoscope relationship with Rick Levine. He shares a special gift for bridging the gaps between Astrology and spirituality, science and religion, the head and the heart. As a result of his collaboration with Tarot.com, Rick Levine has become the most widely published horoscope author ... and with good reason. His ability to write authentic daily horoscopes is unsurpassed.

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Rick Levine's yearly book release -- Your Astrology Guide -- is co-authored with fellow Tarot.com astrologer Jeff Jawer, and is an unsurpassed 12-month planner for every zodiac sign. Rick has written several books and many magazine articles for such publications as Fate magazine, The Mountain Astrologer and Aspect Journal. Rick has also made many media appearances over the years on radio and television, and he is available for interviews. Rick continues his consulting practice from his home near Seattle, Wash., where he has lived for more than 15 years. Institutional clients have included the Natural Products Quality Assurance Alliance (where he served as Executive Director from 1992-96) and Bastyr University, a preeminent school of natural medicine. Rick also provides one-on-one personal consultations by phone. If you'd like to set up a consultation, please e-mail him.

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How I Write My Daily Horoscopes
by Rick Levine

Every day I analyze the position of the Sun, Moon and all the planets, noting what signs they are in and any patterns they create. This gives me something like an energetic weather forecast. The General Overview is a summary of how I interpret the planetary energy that day. Next, I imagine myself as each zodiac sign, so I get a sense of how you might react.

Sun sign: Aries
Favorite color: Redlight/greenlight (the color trees get toward twilight)
Favorite food: Salmon (preferably Italian-style with red wine)
Favorite poets: William Blake, Rumi, E. E. Cummings and Mary Oliver
Hobbies: Photography, music, cooking, writing poetry and metaphysical skydiving

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Recent blogs by Rick Levine

Happy (Astrological) New Year!

May 7, 2013 - Rick Levine

Aries is the first sign of the zodiac, and the Sun's shift into this impulsive sign today marks the beginning of the Astrological New Year. Accordingly, it makes sense to look ahead at what's coming up so we can make Astrological New Year's resolutions!

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Rick Levine's 'Radios'

May 7, 2013 - Rick Levine

Planets talk; 
     their cosmic discourse
     determines the fate
     of vulnerable babes;

Each armed with a few trillion tiny cellular receptors

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The Pluto Controversy

May 7, 2013 - Rick Levine

The International Astronomical Union has done it again. Nearly two years ago they "downgraded" Pluto from planetary status to being called a "dwarf planet." But apparently that's not the end of the story.

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The Pope, the Vatican and the Uranus-Pluto Square

February 28, 2013 - Rick Levine

The normal way for a pope to leave the Vatican is feet first; old age is not. However, an 85-year old Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation on February 11, 2013, amidst a sea of speculations about the future of the Catholic Church.

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2012: Beyond the Mayan Prophecy

November 15, 2012 - Rick Levine

Here we are in the wake of a Presidential Election, the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy and the ongoing economic turmoil that's been impacting so many people around the world.

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The Astrology of 2012

November 13, 2012 - Rick Levine

Will December 21, 2012 mean the end of the world? With so much hype around this ancient Mayan prophecy — including a blockbuster movie — it’s no wonder the subject is causing such controversy these days.

If you’ve seen any recent clips from the new movie, 2012, you know it’s full of scenes that capture the complete chaos and disaster predicted by the Mayans centuries ago — yet Astrology recognizes the date much differently.

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