Timothy Curley was an international Spiritual
Astrologer and bestselling astrological author. He died in Sacramento, CA at the age of 57.
In
addition to writing, Timothy was a computer program developer and wrote for a
major distributor of professional astrological software. He lectured nationally on both spiritual and
financial astrology.
Timothy had a degree in psychology from UCLA
where he also did research in parapsychology at their Neuropsychiatric Research
Hospital. He was accepted into their
doctorate program more than once, but instead he followed his spiritual
interests.
It is written on his website
that Timothy had his first spiritual vision at the age of four and he performed
a ‘miracle’ healing at seven. He
studied mysticism for the rest of his life.
The Star Watch Calendar which was made
popular by Timothy was a personalized, custom-made astrological calendar for
twelve months based on one’s birth details and included aspects and an optional
mini-forecast for each day plus any standard astrological data.
BOOKS: Timothy’s books include How
to Read Your Own Horoscope and Predicting
Love, Mariage, Sex and Money. Both books are available through
BarnesandNoble.com.  
Back cover of How
to Read Your Own Horoscope
TRIBUTES
Oh, my, I’m sorry to hear that about Tim Curley ! He was young—and brilliant. I wondered why I didn’t hear from him—usually I got the StarWatch calendar on my birthday. It was wonderful—not only did you get the daily aspects in the sky, you got them for transits to your own chart. - Donna Cunningham
BIRTH AND DEATH INFORMATION
According to the Social Security Death Index, Timothy was born on July
13, 1949 and died in California on March 17, 2007. No other birth or death data was found.
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