Written by the astrologer John Gadbury only ten years after the King’s execution in 1649 and towards the end of England’s only time as a republic, this a fascinating glimpse not only into the history of a divided and revolutionary era but also in the manner that a 17th century astrologer set about his craft. Above all it is illuminating to see how the interpretation of an astrological chart has changed so very little since 1659.
Panchanga is an ancient vedic technique, which although used widely in muhurta is not common in natal chart interpretation. With clear explanation and case histories Komilla Sutton shows how essential it is in understanding the strength of the different sources of ‘light’ in the natal chart, and thus one’s ability to cope with the daily challenges of life.
Here’s a book to blow your mind. Bernadette Brady is renowned for her ground breaking astrology and this book is no exception. Chaos theory suggests that new patterns emerge spontaneously and Brady shows how by making tiny changes at the right time we can help to produce the patterns and new order that we seek. Brady explains chaos theory then combines this thinking with the predictive techniques available to astrologers – and shows how we can embrace change, and even encourage it. Awesome
