Were the individuals who died on September 11, 2001 destined to die that day? In 1927, Thorton Wilder published a novel, The Bridge of San Luis Rey, that tells the story of the individuals who perished in the collapse of a rope bridge in the Andes mountain ranges of Peru. In that narrative, Brother Juniper, a Franciscan monk, embarks on a quest to find a cosmic answer to the question why those specific individuals died that day when the bridge collapsed. Hundreds of people crossed the bridge every day. Why were these individuals crossing the bridge at the exact moment when the bridge collapsed? The philosophical questions Wilder asks in his work of fiction are the same ones contemplated with anguish almost three quarters of a century later. Why did those specific passengers and crewmembers board those specific planes? Why were those 125 individuals at the Pentagon in those specific offices that morning? Why were the individuals at the World Trade Center there on that Tuesday-and not anywhere else? Why were so many first responders trapped at the site that would henceforth be known as Ground Zero? Was it in the stars? In The Bridge of San Luis Rey, Wilder concludes that "there is a land of the living and a land of the dead and the bridge is love, the only survival, the only meaning." Perhaps the same can be said of the events of September 11, 2001. This book includes the names and birth dates of all who died in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.

This is a new release of the original 1923 edition.

Aspects to Horoscope Angles focuses on the influence of the planets in aspect to three of the angles of the horoscope: the Midheaven, the Ascendant, and the Vertex. Included is delineation of the planets in aspect to the Midheaven and Ascendant. The author also emphasizes the use of the angles in the rectification of a birth time. Numerous examples illustrate the principles of planets in aspect to the angles, as well as rectification using the charts of former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and well-known astrologer L. Edward Johndro.

Brihat Parasara Hora Sastra nosi u sebi misaonu dubinu o kojoj se do sada nije ni govorilo niti pisalo, i ova knjiga je nastala kao pokusaj da se objasne odredjeni delovi pomenutog Djotis klasika, ili bar oni delovi koji se odnose na dase. Iako naizgled jednostavna, Vimsotari dasa je jedno od najvecih otkrovenja Brihat Parasara Hora Sastre. Ova knjiga zalazi u kompleksnost Vimsotari, ali i drugih planetarnih dasa zasnovanih na naksatrama (Udu dase), da bi se objasnio njihov znacaj i primena.

Lifesurfing offers a fresh approach to star-sign forecasting - designed for the worldly, intelligent and busy woman and man, and offering succinct and witty overviews of each month of 2014. We all know there's no substitute for a sharp sense of timing to get what you want or need. So think of this book as your very own PA-cum-stage director, offering you the best timely cues to raise your game professionally, romantically, socially and financially. Surf the right moments in life and suddenly all the challenges and obstacles become that little bit easier to navigate. Victor Olliver is one of the UK's leading media and consultant astrologers with a weekly star-signs column in the legendary The Lady magazine and a weekly astrology segment on global radio Apple-FM. Rachel Johnson in The Mail on Sunday profiled his work in 2012. And his many accurate forecasts include the outcome of the US presidential and London mayoral elections in 2012 as well as the safe landing and success of NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity. Victor says: "I wrote Lifesurfing for people who are both playful and ambitious, who don't take everything they read and hear as gospel, but who judge things for themselves and can discriminate. Even to the sceptic I would say: 'Put astrology to the test for a year and see for yourself how it identifies the right moments to strike.'" He adds: "To underline the fact that Lifesurfing takes a fresh approach, I asked for a book cover that does not feature stars, constellations, horoscope wheels and glyphs or mediaeval artwork featuring naked stone virgins." Molly Parkin, who writes the foreword as a fervent follower of astrology, is one of the world's leading style icons and a celebrated painter, poet, novelist and TV talking head. As fashion editor of Nova, Harpers & Queen and The Sunday Times she pioneered cutting-edge boho looks before producing a series of erotic fiction bestsellers in the '70s and '80s. In May 2012 she was awarded a Civil List Pension by the Queen for her services to the arts. Work is in progress to stage a musical and produce a movie of her extraordinary life. Her personal website: http: //www.mollyparkin.co.uk/. For more about Victor Olliver's work, visit his website: www.victorolliver.com.

Astrology Pond explores a 'Big Brother' style social experiment, following the lives of twelve very different teenagers who are thrust together unexpectedly, struggling to understand life, relationships and one another. Set in a fictional town in New South Wales, Danni Hamilton and her two best friends, Reilly and Drew, form an astrological group that works together to develop personally and discover the secrets behind the stars. Rebecca Rossi is a 24-year-old author from Melbourne, Victoria who works in Executive Education. She is passionate about reading, writing and all things Astrology. In 2007, she graduated from Sunbury College with honours in history and drama. She went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts with a major in history and minor in philosophy at Deakin University, and a Graduate Diploma in Museum Studies Astrology Pond is Rebecca's debut novel.

This edition of the AFA Journal of Research contains papers on a variety of astrological subjects: An Astrological Theory of Personality by James H. Holden; An Economic Comparison of the 1930s and 2000s by Kris Brandt Riske; Women's Astrology in India by Ronnie Gale Dreyer; Predicting Events by Chand Karan Ahuja; An Astrological Perspective on Women's Rights Issues by Marilyn J. Muir; The Autopsy of an Election by Marilyn J. Muir; The Child and the Marriage Chart by DaCosta E. Williams; Planetary Arc Directions by Stephanie Jean Clement; and Asteroids Strong (or Weak) by Midpoint-Juno by Michael Munkasey

If you like astrology you'll love Flying Star Feng Shui This ancient and rarely used form of Chinese Feng Shui is amazingly accurate at showing you what opportunities lie ahead for you in the coming year. Is it a good year to land a job? To meet the man or woman of your dreams? To finally lose that weight once and for all? Or to go back to school? Your Flying Stars hold the answers to these questions and more. Make 2011 your best year ever "I liked this book so much I bought extra copies for my friends last year. This year I'll be buying extras again to give as gifts." -- Amy Harvey, Washington, D.C.

John D. Grove has spent many years in two worlds - the practical world of professional psychotherapy based on Jungian theory, contrasted with his ongoing more private interest in the world of astrological psychology. Dreams and Astrological Psychology presents his reconciliation of these driving forces in his life. John highlights the profound predicament we in the Western world are in, reflecting the unbalanced state of our own egos. Jungian understanding of the psyche points the way forward, and John suggests that we can each become our own psychologist to begin to understand the puzzle of our own psychic existence. Our dreams and our astrological chart provide keys that help us to unlock this puzzle and realize our true potential as psychologically healthy and balanced individuals, thus raising the level of our collective experience.