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Category Archives: Book Reviews
“Persian Nativities” and Sect
I recently received my copy of “Persian Nativities” translated and edited by Ben Dykes. Now this article isn’t quite a review as I have just finished reading the introduction and am partway into the Book of Aristotle. I can only … Continue reading
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The Best Astrology Books
Sometimes the best astrology books are not about astrology at all, but of far deeper things that apply to all arts, crafts and sciences. One such is a book on Typography, The Elements of Typographic Style by Robert Bringhurst. Here … Continue reading
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And the Winner is…
If you recall, 2009 is the year of astronomy. Some may wonder why astrologers should take any interest, considering how modern astronomers seem to avoid the topic of astrology and when pressed must ridicule it so as not to lose … Continue reading
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“Rhythmic Astrology”: A Book Review
the horoscope of Albrecht von Waldstein (Wallenstein) calculated by Joh. Kepler (source: wikipedia.de, click on the image for the link) There are astrology books and astrology books. Some are well researched, others give the impression of having been made up … Continue reading
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Book Review: “The Art of Forecasting using Solar Returns”
I recently acquired a copy of Anthony Louis’, “The Art of Forecasting using Solar Returns” *. The blurb on the book said, “…the reader…[is provided]… with a solid historical background on the technique and lays out clearly how Morin, one … Continue reading
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