Best of
Astrology
2002
Barriers and Boundaries: The Horoscope and the Defences of the Personality
Liz Greene - 2002
Both the pathological dimensions of defences and their creative contributions to the personality are carefully explored through the zodiac signs and through the multi-levelled planetary symbols Saturn and Chiron, to reveal the many ways in which we both protect and injure ourselves when confronted with what we experience as life's threatening face. The seminar format brings complex psychological material alive in an accessible way, and ample case material highlights characteristic human behaviour patterns. This volume is a profound revelation of the creative ways in which we can approach what may initially seem like our greatest failings.
General Principles of Astrology
Aleister Crowley - 2002
Ghostwriting for Evangeline Adams, it was Crowley who wrote the vast majority of her classic textbooks, Astrology: Your Place in the Sun (1927) and Astrology: Your Place Among the Stars (1930). General Principles of Astrology finally acknowledges Crowley's authorship.Crowley's goal was to abandon traditional assumptions, so he based his findings on actual charts and how they were expressed in people's lives. In his characteristically clear and elegant prose, Crowley discusses each planet from a scientific and mythological point of view. He provides an exhaustive analysis of astrological types, drawing conclusions for over 180 astrological nativities of wellknown artists, poets, musicians, philosophers, politicians, and business leaders from the 18th to the 20th century.This new book is composed of painstakingly gathered work, primarily ghostwritten by Crowley, and published in various early twentiethcentury texts. It is published here in one volume for the first time, in an undertaking endorsed by both the Adams and Crowley estates.
Picatrix Liber Atratus Books 1 and 2 (Complete Picatrix Liber Atratus Edition)
Maslama Al-Majriti - 2002
The Kindle E-book versions are in two volumes, with one volume containing books one and two and the second volume containing books three and four of the four books of the Latin Picatrix. If you have the the two e-book volumes you have the complete Picatrix! Picatrix is translated & annotated by the noted scholars, magicians and astrologers John Michael Greer & Christopher Warnock, Picatrix takes its rightful place as an essential occult text. Picatrix is an encyclopedic work with over 300 pages of Hermetic magical philosophy, ritual, talismanic and natural magic. Greer & Warnock's complete translation is lucid and well annotated. Renaissance Astrology & Adocentyn Press have released the complete Picatrix in a variety of different editions, including the Liber Atratus, Liber Rubeus and Liber Viridis-Green Magic editions. All editions contain the same basic text, but add additional variant passages, either from the Arabic Picatrix or authors cited, but not found in the Latin Picatrix. The Liber Atratus edition adds a passage on poisons from Ibn Washiyya's Book of Poisons.
Astrology: Transformation Empowerment
Adrian Ross Duncan - 2002
The astrologer maintains that there is a natural resonance between the evolving motion of the universe, and the development of the human soul. For the first time, Adrian Duncan shows how to empower clients and create transformation by harnessing horoscopes.Duncan has created an innovative manual that masterfully guides astrological practitioners and interpreters through every aspect of working with clients. Going beyond astrology simply as a diagnostic tool, Astrology: Transformation & Empowerment shows how to harness perception and sensory states to create positive change in one interpretive session!Part 1 "Setting the Scene," explains how to read the client before reading their chart. Body language, mind reading, and the elements are touched upon.Part 2 "The Major Players," depicts specific planetary combinations and what they entail in regard to emotional responses, relationships, and the future.Part 3 "Transformation Methods," teaches ways to expand awareness of the problem at hand, reframe the reading, expand sensory skills, and discover new communications systems. Throughout, Duncan shares profiles and vignettes of clients that demonstrate his techniques
A Handbook For The Self-Employed Astrologer: A Language Of Life (Astrology: a Language of Life)
Robert P. Blaschke - 2002
A practical handbook for the self-employed astrologer that addresses all of their concerns: transitioning from student; establishing a professional practice; handling income, expenses and taxes; marketing and advertising; navigating the client relationship; teaching and local public speaking; writing, publishing and lecture travel; participating in the astrological community; overcoming occupational hazards; fostering personal and spiritual growth; notes for astrologers in the UK and Australia; contact information for local astrology groups.
What's Your Sign? A Cosmic Guide for Young Astrologers
Madalyn Aslan - 2002
Backpack Astrologer, Madalyn's special supplement for CosmoGIRL teens, sold 600,000 copies last year. Now, in What's Your Sign? even younger readers will enjoy unlocking secrets of the Zodiac. Madalyn, once a child astrologer herself (she read Rock Hudson when she was only twelve) wrote this cosmic guide to help kids build their confidence and problem-solving skills, and to better understand themselves and those around them. She includes super-fun tips like, How To Spot a Gemini, Aries on the Playground, Leo Sibs, Aquarian 'rents, Your Pisces Cat, and Libra in Love. Cool facts about the planets and Greek-Roman myths co-exist with celeb-signs like Britney, the Olsen Twins, and Nancy Drew, true Taurus detective. She also quotes real-life kids' comments about their own signs. What's Your Sign? is beautifully color-illustrated, and includes a spinner wheel on the back cover which uncovers each sign's basics, tabs down the side of the book to easily find each sun sign chapter, and a 14" x 18" fold-out poster of all the signs.
Saturn, Chiron and the Centaurs
Melanie Reinhart - 2002
The work retains the lively pace of the spoken word, and includes material both familiar and entirely new. Part One: Saturn - Time, Heritage and Substance An in-depth consideration of the meaning, mythology and astrological process of the planet Saturn, with an emphasis on its connection with Neptune, by sign or aspect. The new student will find a thorough examination of Saturn's themes, while those already familiar with the basics will find new inspiration. Part Two: The Centaurs - Chiron, Pholus and Nessus This ground-breaking material consists of entirely original work which will intrigue both beginners to astrology and seasoned professionals.It deals with the recently discovered Kuiper Belt objects, their meaning and significance in the individual horoscope, and the collective. Reinhart has become an acknowledged authority on this subject, and her work on Chiron and the Centaurs has been translated into six languages. This book is the most comprehensive exploration of Pholus and Nessus yet written.
You're Every Sign!: Using Astrology's Keys to Create Success, Love, and Happiness
Phyllis Firak-Mitz - 2002
You're Every Sign! describes the gifts, drives, and personality traits of the Sun Signs, how to use them to achieve our life's mission, and how to live the most satisfying life possible. The more we understand how to channel the power of our Sun Signs, the more we can flourish.But we are much more than our main Sun Sign (eleven signs more). Mitz opens the door and leads us to greater personal insight as she reveals how each of the other sun signs affect our particular chart. Each zodiacal sign resonates within us to some degree: Each teaches a certain lesson, or life theme- while the Sun Sign under which we are born can be considered our "major," or primary life lesson. This book gives you a head start in finding out what your lessons are, as well as identifying the resources you have to master them. Through this type of discovery and exploration, you'll become more empowered and fulfilled.You're Every Sign! gives you specific, step-by-step methods to accomplish exactly that-describing how to use the qualities of every sign to approach life in a way that enables each of us to derive the most meaning and success possible.Whether you know much-or nothing-about astrology, you'll enjoy and benefit from this book. After all, like the book says: You are every sign, and this book is about you!
The Real Astrology Applied
John Frawley - 2002
Written by a contemporary master of traditional practice, it elucidates both technical matters and significant points of the philosophy that forms the basis of the practical craft. As in The Real Astrology, the author demonstrates his gift for presenting complex ideas simply, clearly and with a sparkling wit that makes this book as entertaining as it is instructive. This is at once an invaluable companion for the student or practitioner and a fascvinating insight for the general reader.
Astrology and Meditation
Greg Bogart - 2002
The book presents astrology as a form of active meditation where we contemplate whatever is arising with expectancy, receptivity, and conscious use of will to shape what unfolds. The author presents meditations on the spiritual lessons of the planets and zodiacal signs, and, with the plentiful use of case histories, describes the technique of symbol amplification, which enables us to unfold the deepest meanings of chart symbols. The book ends with a discussion of astrology as a spiritual practice, a training for perfection that can instill qualities such as discernment, humor, steadiness in times of suffering, and an expanded capacity to love."This book embraces the aims of both therapeutic astrology and the meditative experience. Greg Bogart’s brilliant text is a ray of divine light that teaches us to use astrology with consciousness and intention for our highest spiritual evolution."—Dennis Harness, Ph.D., President, American College of Vedic Astrology"This is the real astrology. People who learn astrology should first learn this. Greg Bogart shows that people who study astrology need to have a spiritual practice, to meditate. They need to connect to their innate spirituality, and to a higher power. Only then can astrology help them, not otherwise."—Chakrapani Ullal, renowned Vedic Astrologer"If you want to know how astrological interpretation really works, if you desire to be able to read a chart in depth, then you must read this book, as it is one of the best books ever written about astrology. I have practiced astrology for many years, and really don’t read lots of books on it anymore. Most of them are written for beginners, or are sun sign books, which really don’t explain this discipline at all. Some are poorly written, or are extremely judgmental, or they repeat what others have already said. Yet a few out there are jewels. There are the great teachings of Rudhyar, perhaps the greatest astrologer since Ptolemy; he has transformed astrology forever. And there are others that I am not going to discuss here. Believe me, Astrology and Meditation deserves to be on that must-read list. It was introduced quietly into the world (in 2002), and it is still almost unknown. Some books are born that way. Someday everyone will know about it, because excellence always rises to the top. Greg Bogart is a philosopher, a psychotherapist, a psychologist, a university professor, a practitioner of many spiritual esoteric disciplines, including astrology. He pours all of his knowledge, acquired from years of study and practice, into this book. Moreover, he pours his heart into it too. That means that it is an experiential book: If you read and study its chapters, I mean really live in it as one must do with any profound book, then you will come to know more about astrology than ever before, and you will, if reading charts, see far deeper into any chart that you examine. You will give better readings than ever gave in your life. When books of heart fill our soul, that’s just how it works. If you are employing astrology for healing, for growth, for counseling, or just studying it out of a general philosophical interest, you should get this book, read it, and absorb it.."—Stuart Walker, review in Aspects Magazine
Holding the Thread of Life : A Human Response to the Unraveling of the World
Michael Meade - 2002
Drawing from the word s origins as lifting the veil, Meade shows how corporate scandals, stalemated elections and colossal frauds are part of peeking behind the veils of culture and seeing the diminishing of the world. However chaotic conditions may become, this global wasteland is not found to be hopeless. By turning to ancient traditions, including the Native American myth: Why the World Doesn t End, Meade pulls surprising threads of inspiration and meaning from the unraveling of the contemporary world. From the darkest issues of the day, there emerge threads of individual purpose from which we can begin to weave elements of cultural renewal. Once taking hold of these subtle Threads of Life, there s no stopping the momentum as Meade gathers fresh inspiration from the cloth of stories, dreams, poetry and old ideas waiting to serve again the needs of both nature and culture. Challenging and full of surprises, this tour de force connects breaking news with mythic insights. By the end, the listener has traveled to indigenous, indelible sources of deep intelligence and wry wisdom from the ancient well springs of Africa, Ireland, the true Jerusalem, and the common cave of the human heart. Listeners exclaim: "A gift beyond measure, valuable not only to me personally, but to the world." "A work of generosity and fierce dancing engagement; creates an instant energy field that resonates with rhythm and joy."
Foreseeing the Future: Evangeline Adams and Astrology in America
Karen Christino - 2002
S. "Foreseeing the Future" tells the dramatic story of Adams' life, her career and marriage, arrests for fortune-telling and radio stardom. The author documents her forecasts and analyzes when she may have embellished her claims. (Updated 2019 author edition).
The Martial Art of Horary Astrology
J. Lee Lehman - 2002
Horary astrology shares with martial arts training the teaching of a combination of method and intuition. In both, repetitive practice results not merely in good technique, but ultimately in Art that goes beyond all technique. Horary possesses this martial quality because it is the only branch of Astrology that functions exclusively in the moment. With nativities, we are always going beyond the birth moment with transits, progressions, etc. Because Horary is immediate, its skills must be sharper, and cut deeper. The purpose of this work is to present the technique of Horary, viewed through the lens of Western Classical Astrology. By the time you finish reading this, you will have a good understanding of how Classical Astrology works, how Horary works, the kinds of Questions that Horary can answer, and the approaches that are available to answering those questions.