OSCAR CAINER: As Mercury (communication) moves into free-thinking Aquarius, there's no need to rock the boat to create a change of direction.

Astrology may be just a bit of fun for most people, but to Jonathan Cainer it's an industry. He churns out 25,000 words a week and cheerfully admits to being a workaholic.

OSCAR CAINER: After a proper annus horribilis, a spectacular event I've dubbed the Arc of Aquarius will shine over 2021, bringing brilliant flashes of innovation and the renewal of hope.

Cainer was the newspaper's astrologer from 1992 to 2000, and then again from 2004 onward. ... Whether this was purposely Cainer's final words to the world, proof of astrology's powers, ...

But are Pisces people suddenly Aquarius? BBC Homepage. Skip to content; ... I'm looking at the exact same sector of the sky that my Babylonian equivalent looked at," notes astrologer Jonathan Cainer.

Mr Cainer, 58, featured in the Mail for 20 years and was read by 12 million people around the world. ... Unique in our world, he was one of the very greats in astrology.

Strunckel and Cainer, obviously, see what they do as helping people, although both acknowledge that, as Strunckel says, “Astrology isn’t everybody’s cup of tea.” ...

Famed astrologer and columnist Jonathan Cainer has died at age 58. Cainer's family have confirmed that he was found unconscious at his home today (May 2) and pronounced dead of a suspected heart ...

By the 1980s, Cainer was writing an astrology column for the now defunct newspaper Today, but jumped ship to the Daily Mail in 1992. He then quit for the Express, in the process describing the ...

Jonathan Cainer, the Daily Mail’s astrologer, who has died from a heart attack aged 58, was reputedly the highest-paid writer in British journalism thanks to the power of global syndication and ...