posted April 07, 2009 10:24 PM         

Wisdom in the Stars -Joan Cooke
Astrology Karma & Transformation -Stephen Arroyo
Chinese Horoscopes -Paula Delsol
Write Your Own Horoscope -Joseph F. Goodavage
You Can Heal Your Life -Louise L. Hay
Star Signs -Linda Goodman

So yeah, I thought that was significant that I now have another Linda Goodman book to check out, and a bunch more. I actually already have Write Your Own Horoscope" which is a good thing, because the copy I got must be the worst condition book I've ever seen. I couldn't give the author credit, unless I looked it up on the internet.

posted April 07, 2009 11:52 PM         

I own Stephen Arroyo's "Astrology, Karma, & Transformation" but I haven't read it yet. I have read Arroyo's "Astrology, Psychology, and the Four Elements" and "Chart Interpretation Handbook", both were great, so I have high hopes for the publication you've received.

posted April 08, 2009 12:35 AM         

Star Signs was cool when I was 16.

posted April 08, 2009 03:59 PM         

Yes I can see that "You Can Heal Your Life" isn't astrological, as the title doesn't even suggest it, and nothing really does on it. It however, is missing the cover, and it's spine is broken though many times leaving it in 10 weathered pieces. Anyway I'm confident I don't need any help from books for what is relevant to me, so I'm really not into reading(actively seeking) other's theories.

posted April 08, 2009 04:28 PM         

When you talked of book swapping, a weird little story came to mind regarding a long aquaintance - probably my best friend but I find her abrasive and don't actively contact her.

She is unusual. I've known her since my first year of school and went to her 5th birthday party. She had her first child in a remote village at the bottom of the Himalayas. A Cancer woman - "gawd, Cancer! the bane of my existence!!"

A few years back whilst visiting, she was checking out my bookshelf. She grabbed "The Education of Little Tree", a book that I had to order in from the U.S. publisher, or maybe it was Mexico Press or some such....anyhow, treasured book. Well she asked to swap and said she would give me her Jonathon Livingstone Seagull - which I had never read but she actually had it in her bag, so yeah either she had book swapping in mind or she kept that close to heart. She said she wanted to read my book again because originally she had owned a copy, having been sent it by a friend from Japan -fer cryin out loud. Yeah, I think I was befuddled already so numbly did the swap - it must have been near the end of her stay because she said we'd post them back later.

Well, I sent hers back after a few weeks but this didn't spark her to return mine. I forgot about it, and because I generally only speak to her when she calls me(I find ongoing commitment tedious), I asked her about it when next I spoke with her.

She said "Oh, did I borrow a book off you. I used to have that book myself. Are you sure I've got yours?" I said yeah, and told her the brief story coz this was about maybe close to a year later. She said ok I'll post it back to you.

posted April 08, 2009 06:07 PM         

I have a question for any Star Signs readers. Or any numerologers who use the system described in the chapter "while the soul slumbers".

My question is: if your name your breaking down is more than one word, and one amounts to more digits than another, what do you do? unidigit every word first then add them, or add the words, and unidigit that number? This will make the same single number, but, if your looking for you two digit number, whatever it's called, that can be different.

Here's and example
Sky Davis
321 41613
-6- -15--
can be
--21--
3
or
-6- -6--
--12--
3