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Books > Mind, Body & Spirit > Astrology
The Shodasa Vargas or sixteen divisional charts are an essential
technique that is studied in vedic astrology in order to understand
the true nature of an individual. Each varga focuses on a different
area of life, and together they represent the complete picture,
reflecting human consciousness from reality to the subconscious.
Komilla Sutton unravels the sixteen vargas and their secrets
through the in-depth study of case histories that include Sri
Ramana Maharshi, Bill Clinton, Prince William, Bill Gates, Sri
Aurobindo, Oprah Winfrey, Julia Roberts, George Clooney, Michael
Jackson and many more. She explains the navamsha techniques of
relationship compatibility, karakamsha, the atmakaraka in navamsha,
how to analyse dasha and transits with vargas, plus vimshopaka,
visheshika amsha and finally, appropriate remedies. This book is
perfect for all students of vedic astrology, from beginner level to
advanced.
Ada Aubin and June Rifkin's The Complete Book of Astrology is an
easy-to-use guide to astrology--with resources and
worksheets--revised and updated for the 21st century. An
easy-to-use guide to astrology that takes the user beyond the
rudimentary basics of the sun sign and helps them gain insight into
their personality and potential. There is much more to Astrology
than simply the sun sign. Both a science and an art form, astrology
is as old as recorded human history. It is the science of
possibilities, showing the influence that the position and
interaction of the planets at the time of birth have on a person's
life, character, and innate potential. The Complete Book of
Astrology is a concise, easy-to-use guide that introduces and
explores the sun signs, as well as ascendants, planets, houses,
aspects, transits, and other advanced concepts that educate and
enlighten. With worksheets, and useful resources to help a user
create their personal chart, The Complete Book of Astrology
provides the knowledge and tools for readers who want to gain a
deeper understanding of themselves and those around them.
This book brings to life a previously understated, yet crucial
component of chart interpretation: the astrological crosses (the
cardinal, fixed, and mutable aspects of the signs of the zodiac),
or the modes or quadruplicities, as they have been more commonly
known. The crosses are so important to chart interpretation that
you will wonder how you were able to complete an astrological
analysis without them. Astrological Crosses explores the strengths,
qualities and unique challenges of each cross, using real-life
examples from the author's consulting practice. Planetary
configurations and transits will take on a whole new meaning as you
incorporate the crosses in your interpretations. Whether a beginner
or a veteran in the world of astrology, your perception of the
signs will undoubtedly be enriched. Previously published as
"Astrological Crosses in Relationships" this edition contains
essentially the same content, with a new layout.
Drawing on a lifetime of experiences, author Julie McCulloch
Burton shares a compilation of short stories and vignettes that
reflect her self-deprecating sense of humor and her positive
outlook on life, turning ordinary moments into meaningful
lessons.
Including personal photographs of a wide range of subjects-food,
flowers, animals, people, landscapes, seasons, studies in lines,
and studies in water movement-Mediocre also presents a varied
collection of writings, many of which originated as e-mails to
family and friends. Burton offers narratives relaying the realities
and absurdities of humorous, everyday situations; accounts of what
it's like to live with multiple sclerosis; favorite family recipes;
philosophical thoughts; poetry; and reflections on moments in life
when you wish you had thought things through just a little bit
more.
In "Mediocre," Burton provides enlightenment about an ailment
that does not define her, entertains with the humor that does, and
teaches that the object of this game is not only to do your best on
your best day, but also to do your best on your worst day.
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