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astrology book suggestions please?
Hi, I thought I posted yesterday, but something must have happened because I can't find the posts I wrote-I was responding to Aquarian Goddesses thread about the Saturn Pluto opposition. Anyway, I'm wondering if someone can suggest a book that will help me understand the degrees of planets (aspects?). I have the book 'the only astrology book you'll ever need' but it's not thorough enough explaining degrees. Is that an ephemeris? I'd love some suggestions-thanks Piccolo |
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a book i am thinking of getting is astrology revealed by paul fenton-smith...i heard it's pretty good..i also heard that it is going out of print...not sure about that though... ![]()
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piccolo, about your missing posts, is it possible you need to go to page 2 of that thread "saturn/pluto opposition" ? Go to that thread and scroll all the way down , you'll see the pages numbered if there are too many replies for one page. I'm going to go there and check now. |
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Rob Hand's book is indeed called Planets in Transit and is excellent if you are dealing with Transits. If you want to know more about aspects then I would suggest you try Aspects in Astrology by Sue Thompson This is an excellent book by a well respected professional. Blessings Minderwiz |
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Hi Mindewiz, Welcome to the Forum and thanks for your astrological input. Rob Hand's "Transits" is definitely a winner and worth the $27.00 price tag. Books by Steven Forrest and Tracy Marks are also good choices. There's an aspect book by James Brahma that is also worth the investment. AG |
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Hi, Thanks for the welcome AquarianGoddess, this site is a real find! I have read some of Tracy Marks work and I would also recommend anything by her - I haven't read the Steven Forrest book but will look out for it. I have Rob Hand's Planets in Transit and it is a must for any would be astrologer but in dealing with aspects in general, rather than those created by Transits, I use Sue Tompkins as my main reference - if its Transits then I use Rob Hand as the main source. It much depends on the context in which you are using aspects - if it's horary, which I'm only just getting acquainted with, I suppose its back to William Lilly, or one of the more modern traditionalists such as Sue Ward, Joan McEvers or Marc Edmund Jones. Blessings Minderwiz |
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