Reviews of Astrology Books…
Another week, another great astrology book published by The Wessex Astrologer. Alchemy: The Soul of Astrology by Clare Martin explores astrology through the lens of alchemy and alchemy through the lens of astrology and provides practical insights into both. I loved this book. It’s beautifully illustrated with the strange images familiar to anyone interested in… Continue reading Alchemy: The Soul of Astrology – Review
There aren’t many good books about Uranus and Liz Greene’s The Art of Stealing Fire: Uranus in the Horoscope was out of print for many years. So when The Wessex Astrologer issued a reprint, I eagerly snapped it up and wasn’t disappointed. The text is a transcript of two seminars given in London in January… Continue reading The Art of Stealing Fire by Liz Greene – Review
It’s about time I did some astrology book reviews and since I recently finished reading Healing the Soul: Pluto, Uranus and the Lunar Nodes by Mark Jones that seems a good place to start. This is an inspiring book packed with useful examples to help you understand how Evolutionary Astrology works with the birth chart.… Continue reading Healing the Soul: Pluto, Uranus & the Lunar Nodes
The Off-Grid Astrology course is now available in paperback from Amazon. This is good news for anyone who would like to do the course but don’t fancy logging into Payhip and working through it there. Here’s the inevitable blurb: Off-Grid Astrology is a self-study course for unpredictable times. Learn how to do astrological calculations by… Continue reading Off Grid Astrology is now available in paperback!
A selection of recommended Astrology books, covering chart interpretation, forecasts and transits, and individual planets. These are some of the books I’ve found most useful or insightful when working on my own horoscope. Longer reviews are attached via links… Richard Tarnas – Cosmos and Psyche In this groundbreaking book, Richard Tarnas demonstrates the correspondences between… Continue reading Astrology Bookshelf
In this groundbreaking book, Richard Tarnas demonstrates the consistent correspondence between planetary alignments and the archetypal patterns found running through human history, both collectively and individually. Subtitled Intimations of a New World View, it offers a worldview and cosmology to heal the disastrous split in the Western psyche and is based on thirty years meticulous… Continue reading Cosmos and Psyche: Book Review
Jessica Davidson 