Fritz Brunhubner has authored a compelling work that offers a deep exploration of Pluto—one of the most mysterious and misunderstood planets. Now thoughtfully translated into English and published by the respected American Federation of Astrologers, this book is a valuable...
However, if we see Earth not as stolid and dull but as symbolizing the order, structure and harmony inherent in our universe of form, we can then grasp more easily the unity that lies behind the structures of our mind...
The Goddess in Your Stars by Geraldine Thorsten, published in 1989, is a stirring reclamation of astrological language by and for women. Thorsten writes from a place of intimate experience and spiritual authority. She confesses early on that she has...
Question: Do you have any great book suggestions: Where can one find good astrology books? This search is often driven by a genuine thirst for knowledge and a desire to explore the mysteries and the art of astrology. While I Continue reading The Astrologer’s Handbook
Question: “I’m looking for astrological reading material; can you suggest any titles? I like to learn about astrology and am fascinated by natal charts, synastry, horary, and forecasts. I’m only interested in ways that work in real life. To add Continue reading Question: I Need Some Astrology Books, What is Recommended?
Astrology interpreted through the use of ancient mythical trials The Labors of Hercules is written by Alice A. Bailey and is a reprint of articles that first appeared in the BEACON magazine between 1957 and 1958 and was eventually published as Continue reading The Labors of Hercules by Alice A. Bailey
Pisces/Neptune as a Symbol and Psychic Billboard A symbol isn’t just a metaphor. It provokes an immediate and overwhelming response. Like a symbol, you have an innate ability to stir the unconscious waters in just about everyone you meet. Have Continue reading An Astrological Analogy
In The Astrology of Fate, Liz Greene tackles a weighty but fascinating topic. In astrology, Pluto is said to play a significant role in determining one’s destiny, and it has also been called “the keeper of life’s deepest, darkest secrets.” Continue reading The Astrology Of Fate
Lyn Birkbeck’s, Understanding the Future is about the upcoming transits from and how they will impact us all: “Hold on tight – the next dozen years are set to be the most momentous of our lives. Humanity stands at a Continue reading Understanding the Future
C.E.O. Carter’s Essays on the Foundation of Astrology sheds light on the ancient art of astrology without the oppressive gloom of determinism. Carter eschews the dreary path of fatalism. He doesn’t bind you with the chains of destiny, nor does Continue reading Essays on the Foundation of Astrology
Dane Rudhyar was an astrologer who brought whole worlds of meaning with his mind. To him, astrology wasn’t some mechanistic map predicting fates like clockwork gears grinding toward inevitability. No, Rudhyar offered us a philosophy drenched in human potential and Continue reading Dane Rudhyar: Valuing Humanistic Thought
According to Charles Carter, “this is the most common aspect in the charts of astrologers, particularly those involved in the art of predictive astrology.” He suggests that astrologers with this aspect are essentially psychic, capable of offering strikingly accurate predictions. Continue reading Sun Conjunct Neptune: The Art of Predictive Astrology