March 20 Spring Equinox: how astrology can help you capitalize on this spiritual 'power time'

CHICAGO - March 13, 2013 - PRLog -- Spring arrives this year on March 20. That’s the day of the spring equinox (when night and day are of equal duration) and the day the Sun enters the astrological sign Aries.

“Besides starting a new season, the first day of spring starts a brand new astrological year,” said astrologer, artist, and author Anne Nordhaus-Bike. “That makes March a powerful time because we’re closing out the old year in the first three weeks of the month and then starting a new year—both astrologically and spiritually—on the day of the equinox. With a little knowledge of astrology, you can capitalize on this special ‘power time’ to start your new spiritual year out with a bang.”

Nordhaus-Bike will offer special tips for how to start your year out right when she returns to Jo Vandermeulen’s popular blog talk radio program this month. Vandermeulen has invited Nordhaus-Bike to return as a special guest to discuss “Astrology 2013: Special Tips for Writers and Business Owners/Operators.”

This will be Nordhaus-Bike’s third appearance on Vandermuelen’s radio show, which will air live on Monday, March 18, 2013, 5:30 to 6 p.m. CDT (6:30 EDT, 3:30 PDT).

To access the show, go to http://www.blogtalkradio.com/prempromotions/2013/03/18/tr.... Listeners may call in during the show to ask questions at (347) 857-3752.

Get simple tips for Sun, Moon, Mercury
Already, 2013 is shaping up as a year of intense experiences and fast changes. During the March 18 radio show, Nordhaus-Bike will talk about how “following the Sun” (that is, paying attention to what sign the Sun occupies each month) can help everyone navigate better in stressful times.

She also will talk about the Moon and how it affects writers, marketers, and businesses. During the show, she’ll explain why Mercury--a planet highly significant for writers, business owners, and anyone who communicates or needs to promote a product or service--is so important to everyone this year and how to make this most of its quick, curious energy. She’ll also address Mercury’s retrograde periods (which tend to coincide with communication and technology challenges) and provide tips on how listeners can thrive during these periods.

Find out more about Nordhaus-Bike’s upcoming radio appearance and the topics she’ll talk about by going to: http://anbcommunications.com/blog/astrology-2013-radio-sh...

About Anne Nordhaus-Bike
Anne Nordhaus-Bike is president of ANB Communications, http://www.anbcommunications.com, a Chicago, IL-based public relations, art, and communications company offering writing, astrology, art, mystical music videos, and short films “to help you live in harmony,” Nordhaus-Bike said.

Nordhaus-Bike's book, Follow the Sun: A Simple Way to Use Astrology for Living in Harmony, reviews each astrological sign, shares simple yet powerful ideas for making the most of that sign’s energies and opportunities, and shows how a public figure born under that Sun sign expressed its energies. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23NmwfL3GYc&feature=plcp.



Nordhaus-Bike also is the editor-in-chief of an online astrology and art newsletter, Living In Harmony.

Nordhaus-Bike is a frequent public speaker on topics such as using spirituality to live in harmony and employing astrology for time management.

Through her spiritual fusion consultations, Nordhaus-Bike provides uplifting information and guidance to help clients harmonize and balance life on the physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual levels.

An accomplished musician and theatrical performer, in the past few years Nordhaus-Bike has focused her work in the performing arts on spiritual and mystical subjects and themes inspired by nature. Most recently, she has begun arranging and composing music and combining it with spoken word, photography, and visual art.

Nordhaus-Bike’s work has been recognized with five Apex awards from Communications Concepts Inc., a Washington, DC-area communication and journalism think tank, and one award from the Illinois Woman’s Press Association. In 1997, she was added to the “Wall of Fame” of the National Women’s Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls, NY.

Nordhaus-Bike is an alumna of the University of Chicago and lives in the Clearing/Garfield Ridge community of Chicago.

For more information, call (312) 622-6029 or e-mail media@anbcommunications.com or info@anbcommunications.com.