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Topic: essential astrology books?
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Apple
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posted February 27, 2004 12:58 AM
  
i currently have 10 astrology books:*sun signs, relationship signs, love signs, star signs and [gooberz] - our beloved linda *planets in transit - robert hand *astrology for the millions - grant lewi
*heaven knows what - grant lewi *the secret language of birthdays - gary goldsschneider & joost elffers
*the secret language of relationships - gary goldsschneider & joost elffers
my questions are:
what books do you have?
what do you recommend? swear by?
what do you think is essential to learning astrology? ok now ready, set, GO! IP: Logged |
astro junkie
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posted February 27, 2004 01:04 AM
Apple -Do you have a must-have from your own list to recommend? Thanks...  .gloria IP: Logged |
eightdegrees
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posted February 27, 2004 09:06 AM
Astrology for Lovers, Liz GreeneAstrology, Karma and Transformation Planets in Aspect, Robert Pelletier Aspects in Astrology, Sue Tompkins The Astrological Neptune and the Quest for Redemption, Liz Greene
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Narcisse Noir
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posted February 27, 2004 05:02 PM
There are so many good ones.Planets in Aspect by Pelletier, Planets in Transit by Hand, Planets in Love by Townley,Planets in Composite by Hand. The Combination of Stellar influences by Reinhold Ebertin - a truly amazing work. Modern Transits by Lois Rodden - A classic and a must have in every astrologer's library. Secrets from a Stargazer's Notebook by Debbie Kempton Smith Chiron by Barbara Hand Clowe Linda Goodman's books (all of them) Alive and Well with Uranus by Tierney
Alive and Well with Neptune by Tierney
Alive and Well with Pluto by Tierney Astrology Karma and Transformation by Arroyo Sabian Symbols by Marc Edmund Jones Buddhist Astrology by Shaneman & Angel  IP: Logged |
dorkus_malorkus
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posted February 27, 2004 06:01 PM
Moon Signs by Sybil Leek is an older one but amazingly accurate, it is about, well...moon signs. Very interesting read.IP: Logged |
Apple
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posted February 27, 2004 07:31 PM
*the secret language of birthdays* is quite handy to have around. it breaks down descriptions into each day so you can get some depth on a person only knowing their birthday. couple that with *sun signs* and a beginner could do pretty well without going into the complexities of astrology.*heaven knows what* is good for getting a general natal chart just by looking up a birthdate! this book also has descriptions on sun/moon combinations and descriptions on the aspects. although it doesnt get into ascendents and precise degrees, its a must-have for beginners and experts.
*astrology for millions* includes tables on planetary positions and brief descriptions of each. also a good read on the validity of astrology (used it as a major resource for a research paper). *relationship signs* is a very quick guide to figure out ascendents (for those who dont know already). i think for getting into more detailed and in-depth education, the *planets in [insert astrological term or tampon?]* are must-haves. very in need of planets in composite and planets in aspect - alas banned myself from the local barnes and noble (avoiding a gemini).
eventually i want to have all printed astrology books (the good ones that is) at beck and call. perhaps theyre all essential?
in dire need of a quick guide to houses.. any suggestions? IP: Logged |
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