The people of Stonehenge went to a great deal of trouble to dig a specific number of holes (56) around the outside of the famous stones, in the inner circle. Using just that number (and no other) and four markers, it was possible to foresee the drama of eclipses. Today you can apply that to your own horoscope and see eclipses coming. They are times when you are in the dark. You may have a blind spot about something or someone, or just not see through what/who is being concealed.

If you are a Premium Member, you can download the guidebook, Stonehenge Eclipse Astrology, to find out more about the unique way this ancient collection of time-circles can be used as a horoscope.