Sep 1, 2026 · 36 min · 14 segments
In this deep conversation with host Kristi York Wooten, Roland Orzabal from Tears for Fears shares the profound connection between astrology, music, and life. Discover how cosmic cycles influence…
But in the book, and I was grateful for this because I don't know a whole lot about astrology.
So I like how you kind of had sections to... explain the astrological meanings and birth charts and transit.
I don't have a birth chart, but I know that the fifth dimension's age of Aquarius was number one the day that I was born, number one on the Billboard chart.
And, you know, you have your short chapter in there about the Age of Aquarius.
So there's a thing called the Great Year, which is about, I don't know how long it is, is about 25,000 years ago.
long time and then it gets split up into 12 of the signs so and but they travel backwards so before the age of aquarius would have been the age of pisces lasting around 2,000, 2,100 years.
So now let's just say, even if you don't believe it, just as a metaphor, that this is a good metaphor that I want to understand what's going on.
Now, you go back to the birth of Christ, which was the beginning of the age of Pisces.
We had a massive shift in the Western world from Greek polytheism, the belief in many gods, gods that were almost human.
And then we had a shift to monotheism and the belief in one God, one God alone and who, and what was that God like? Because Christ was talking about him a lot, you know? And so that God was completely benevolent, only good and distant, passive and The whole idea of Christ being the martyr redeemer for dying for our sins is very much in line with the sign of Pisces.
But in the book, and I was grateful for this because I don't know a whole lot about astrology.
So I like how you kind of had sections to... explain the astrological meanings and birth charts and transit.
I don't have a birth chart, but I know that the fifth dimension's age of Aquarius was number one the day that I was born, number one on the Billboard chart.
And, you know, you have your short chapter in there about the Age of Aquarius.
So there's a thing called the Great Year, which is about, I don't know how long it is, is about 25,000 years ago.
long time and then it gets split up into 12 of the signs so and but they travel backwards so before the age of aquarius would have been the age of pisces lasting around 2,000, 2,100 years.
So now let's just say, even if you don't believe it, just as a metaphor, that this is a good metaphor that I want to understand what's going on.
Now, you go back to the birth of Christ, which was the beginning of the age of Pisces.
We had a massive shift in the Western world from Greek polytheism, the belief in many gods, gods that were almost human.
And then we had a shift to monotheism and the belief in one God, one God alone and who, and what was that God like? Because Christ was talking about him a lot, you know? And so that God was completely benevolent, only good and distant, passive and The whole idea of Christ being the martyr redeemer for dying for our sins is very much in line with the sign of Pisces.
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