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.
In this, her first and landmark book, Darrelyn Gunzburg explores how, by using astrology as our guide, we can befriend the notion of letting go and encounter a changed future with focus, determination and understanding. The author draws on the Centaurs, mythology and solid astrological knowledge to demonstrate her points. A Centaur ephemeris is included.
At last the long awaited companion volume to the very popular ‘Patterns of the Past’. Judy Hall explores how relationships from previous lives can still have great power in this one. Based on practical experience and including a selection of case histories she demonstrates why we get together with the people we do and how this can be both positive and negative. She also includes an important chapter on how to release ourselves from vows and promises that are no longer appropriate.
