Welcome to the Urania Trust

The Urania Trust was founded as an educational charity on the 9th November 1970 to further the advancement of education regarding the relationship between man's knowledge and beliefs about the heavens and every aspect of art science, philosophy and religion. Our founding trustees were highly esteemed astrologers: James Russell, Ada Phillips, Charles Harvey, John Addey and Tom Fripp.    Read more about The Urania Trust...

Featured Articles

A Different Approach to Astrology Research

Based on Charles Harvey's presentation for Kepler Day in London 1994. He discusses a different model for astrology research based on astrological elements and Carl Jung's four functions.

A Philosophical View of Astrology

We orient ourselves within time and space that have pre-existed us by thousands of years. However remote this might seem from our ancestors, it draws on the same source to establish its accuracy: the position of the stars.

André Barbault (1921-2019)

André Barbault was a prominent French astrologer and writer, the author of over 50 books. His special interest has been in Mundane astrology and how planetary cycles connect to world events as they play out.

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Astrology as Divination

The modern argument for astrology-as-divination has been around for some years, but its ramifications are not widely appreciated. This article outlines in a few steps this reinterpretation of a significant part of our astrology, while throwing into relief some of its more radical suggestions.

Charles Harvey ~ 1991 Carter Memorial Lecture

This transcribed lecture was given by Charles Harvey to share some seed ideas for you to go away and think about. Harvey offers some provocative points....

New Study Confirms Gauquelin ‘Plus Zones’

A novel study by Prof. Suzel Fuzeau-Braesch, sought to test the work of Michel Gauquelin by determining whether the behavior of 500 pedigreed puppies from 100 different litters would measurably correlate to rising or culminating planets in their birth charts.