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From: ohio
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posted December 13, 2008 08:24 PM         

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I need a new author.

So far my favorites have been L. Greene, H. Sasportas, S. Arroyo.,and D.Rudhyar

Any suggestions?

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From: New Brighton, MN, USA
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posted December 13, 2008 08:35 PM         

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Lovely taste you have there, GG

What about:
Steven Forrest??
Jan Spiller??
Celeste Teal??
Martin Schulman??
Bil Tierney??
Martin Lass??
Erin Sullivan??
John Townley??

http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/012848.html

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posted December 13, 2008 09:58 PM         

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Yeah, Rudhyar is great.

I enjoyed "Astrology" by Ronald Davison (inventor of the Davison Chart), I'd like to read his other works.

Michel Gauquelin's "The Scientific Basis of Astrology" is definitely worth reading. It rejects much of popular astrology, and lays a foundation for "a new astro-biology" based on his very extensive statistical work.

Martin Seymour-Smith's "The New Astrologer" is worth checking out.

Grant Lewi's "Astrology for the Millions" is a great book on the basics.

Noel Tyl seems to get bashed on this website a lot, but I thought "The Horoscope As Identity" was very good.

I've read really good things about Charles Carter and A.G.S. Norris, I have some of their books but haven't touched them yet.

I've also read praise for Geoffrey Dean and Alexander Ruperti but I haven't been able to find their books around Philly.

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posted December 13, 2008 10:16 PM         

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Noel Tyl seems to get bashed on this website a lot, but I thought "The Horoscope As Identity" was very good.

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I haven't seen this.
I started my Astrology studies with Grant Lewi's and Noel Tyl's books (mainly his 12-volume series "The Principles and Practice of Astrolgy").....

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posted December 13, 2008 10:51 PM         

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posted December 14, 2008 02:44 AM         

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Zala-

I've read several complaints here about either Tyl's books or his pay-per-person chart delineations. Maybe I'm selecting to read the wrong threads or maybe people are more likely to speak out when they disapprove, but only once have I seen his name mentioned with praise, which I consider a shame because when reading "The Horoscope As Identity", I was quite impressed with Tyl's thoughts.

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posted December 14, 2008 11:21 AM         

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James Braha's "How To Be A Great Astrologer" is an excellent book for aspect interpretations.

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posted December 14, 2008 02:33 PM         

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I've read several complaints here about either Tyl's books or his pay-per-person chart delineations. Maybe I'm selecting to read the wrong threads or maybe people are more likely to speak out when they disapprove, but only once have I seen his name mentioned with praise

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Perhaps one day you'll run across some older strings from user "chrissymgreen" -- her specialty is/was Solar Arcs and if I remember right she studied a lot of Tyl's theories..... for instance:
http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/008656.html

I have a book called "The Quindecile: The Astrology and Psychology of Obsession" by Tyl's student Ricki Reeves. Tyl was the one who named that aspect..... his contributions to the art and science of Astrology have been immense, and perhaps his contributions to culinary arts too

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posted December 15, 2008 09:39 PM         

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How about this, GG??
(better get a cup of coffee/tea before you open this link )
http://www.astroamerica.com/author.html

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From: ohio
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posted December 15, 2008 10:15 PM         

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Azalaksh;
Wow! You weren't kidding what site!

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posted December 15, 2008 10:18 PM         

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Thanks everyone!

Keep giving me your favorites because I buy bulk!

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posted December 16, 2008 02:36 AM         

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No quick progress will be made from intermediate to Advanced Level without
this book: "The Astrology of Inner Space" by Carl Payne Tobey.

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http://www.tamsoft.co.in/articles.html

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posted December 17, 2008 09:18 AM         

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judy hall for karmic stuff(she was a student of h sasportas)and karen hamaker zondag is good psychologically,and jeffrey wolf green for plutonian things

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