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Books > Mind, Body & Spirit > Astrology > Star signs & horoscopes
TURN THE ZODIAC INTO YOUR PERSONAL LOVE POTION! Do you always fall for Mr. Right -- only to discover he's Mr. Dead Wrong? Are you spinning your wheels trying unsuccessfully to woo the object of your desire? Have you been searching high and low for that certain "something" in your love relationships? Look no further -- because the key to finding your perfect soulmate is in the stars! Now, Thelma Balfour, the author who brought you Black Sun Signs, presents a light-hearted and illuminating look at relationship, love, and sex under the stars. Maybe that Leo is too fiery for your oh-so-cool Cancer nature. Or perhaps your Aries personality is too feisty for the grounded Taurus who wants to bring you back down to earth. If you're trying to ignite a love connection -- or keep the fires burning in your current relationship -- you'll want a copy of Black Love Signs on your nightstand. Organized by sign, with special sections for men and for women, this is the essential guide for finding out what turns your mate on -- and off. From tips on how to hook up with potential partners to suggestions for the ideal date, Black Love Signs is a stellar guide to the intricacies -- and intimacies -- of loving relationships.
Are you a typical Libra? Are you graceful and sensitive, a
natural-born diplomat? What if we told you that your star sign is
only the beginning. Astrology has been around for thousands of
years, and there's so much more to it than your daily horoscope.
Did you know that your rising sign can give you an insight into the
way other people see you? Or that your Moon sign reveals the
secrets of your innermost emotions? Astrology can't predict your
future, but it can highlight your potential. This book shines a
light on your strengths, your weaknesses, what you can achieve and
the opportunities not to be missed. Use it to gain a better
understanding of who you are and who you might become.
This book starts with a meticulous explanation of terminology used
in astronomy and astrology. This can be considered as a splendid
example of how to explain strictly scientific notions to readers
who are not necessarily skilled in the exact sciences. From an
astronomical point of view, the most interesting part of the work
is the presentation of the old Egyptian world system, which the
author concludes was the same as the system of Tycho Brahe
(1546-1601). He considers this astronomical system not just as a
transitory historical conception, but as something which possesses
permanent value. The author's deep historical studies made it
possible for him also to solve the problem of the interchange of
Mercury and Venus, something indicated many years ago by Rudolf
Steiner. This is an important achievement in the history of
astronomy. The main astrological finding of this book is that the
zodiac of the stars (sidereal zodiac) - as employed by the
Babylonians, Egyptians, and ancient Greeks - is the authentic
zodiac. Moreover, the auther promotes a new type of astrological
chart (hermetic chart) for the conception, birth, and death of
personalities under consideration, in addition to the customary
geocentric horoscope and in place of the heliocentric horoscope
promoted by Willi Sucher (1902-1985). With the hermetic chart the
auther places a new tool in the hands of astrologers and opens up
new possibilities for astrology as a science. On this basis he
develops his two "laws" of reincarnation, illustrating them by
striking examples. These "laws" express themselves by way of
certain planetary configurations coinciding at the moments of birth
and death in successive incarnations. He believes that with these
"laws" the significance of the tropical zodiac is disproved. This
work of Robert Powell, presenting a new astrological system, is a
valuable step in the development of a new wisdom of the stars in
line with the ideas of Willi Sucher. Willi Sucher's books and
articles are full of charm - deep in a spiritual sense -
representing a star wisdom in an embryonic state. With this book by
Robert Powell, the ideas of Willi Sucher are born as an earthly
reality and something new is brought into the world. Professor
Konrad Rudni_ki Astronomical Observatory Jagiellonian University
Cracow, Poland
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