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.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1913 Edition.

Learn What Your Star Looks Like in Your Career and Love Life by Knowing the Amazing and Entertaining Astrology Compatibility Sign in Dealing and Understanding People Around You. Do You Want to Know How to Read Your Astrology Sign for a Happy Career and Love Life? Read How Exciting Your Horoscope Can Help Make Right Decisions with Different People in Your Personal and Professional Relationships.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1912 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1912 Edition.

This is a new release of the original 1923 edition.

What is the significance of December 21, 2012? In this groundbreaking book, Tim Lyons offers a multi-faceted answer to that question by applying the principles of western astrology to time measurement that the ancient Maya called the Long Count, a period that began in 3114 BC and that ends on December 21, 2012. Drawing on the historical studies of Lewis Mumford, Arnold Toynbee, and others, Tim finds connections between the Mayan aeon and our own astrological ages, uses our astrological tools to draw meaning from the Mayan time-measurements, and demonstrates the correlations between the Mayan measurements and the many important historical developments from the past 5125 years. In his last chapter, Tim casts a horoscope for the aeon beginning on the winter solstice 2012, seeking similarities and differences between that horoscope and the one for August 11, 3114 BC. Concluding that the Long Count horoscope symbolizes a type of social development characterized by authoritarian militarism and leading to ecological destruction, and showing how those tendencies have worked themselves out through time in tandem with important transits and progressions to that horoscope, he connects social, psychological, and spiritual elements to give a clear diagnosis of the problems facing human civilization. Seeing the Long Count as measuring "the era of bigness," he suggests that the future will see the development of smaller institutions arising as adaptations to the dominant model that has now run its course.

Astrology is founded on the premise that the planets embody and exemplify archetypal concepts. The gods themselves, for whom the planets are named, were projections of human qualities onto deities. Each planet's perspective includes its moons or asteroid companions. Why should we study astrology from each planet's perspective? . To find direct expressions of each planet at your time of birth . To distance personal ego from the equation . To appreciate your own planet-centered charts . To discover clear choices/alternatives that have been there all your life . To become acquainted with energy allies for personal growth and spiritual understanding . To amplify your understanding of the diversity of planetary perspectives . To explore Unity of multiple energies entering your awareness With planet-centered alternatives you may adopt a transpersonal perspective and transcend the limitations of personal biases to embrace your greater potential.

Personal Prediction combines two astrological life cycles; the annual solar cycle of the Sun and the progression of the Solar Return chart's MC position between successive Solar Returns. The interworkings of these two cycles identify the twenty or more power days in each Solar Return annual period that mark the significant events that occur in our life. Personal Prediction illustrates the methodology of these cycles, their charting, and interpretation. Software is freely available to download and use to illustrate these cycles and key dates and to print the charts. Professional, home-based, research, writers and early-studies astrologers can quickly learn and apply this exciting and unique combination of established astrological components.

This is a new release of the original 1943 edition.

This is a new release of the original 1923 edition.

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 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

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.

We are increasingly brought face to face with the fact that everything is interconnected. Astrology has long recognised this basic inter-connectedness, and indeed provides the mechanism of the birth chart, enabling some understanding of that relationship between the individual person and the collective whole. The 'timing' system of Age Progression through the Life Clock is perhaps the most sophisticated astrological approach to understanding the psychologically significant life experiences that are reflected in the birth chart. It was developed after extensive research by Swiss astrologer/psychologists Bruno & Louise Huber. You can use Age Progression to seek meaning in the jumble of events in your life. It can show what sort of influences are likely to be at work at different stages of this particular lifetime. As you give meaning to particular times of your life, you tell stories of how things are and how they might be. Naturally this helps in navigating your way forwards through life. Of course, you can use Age Progression in consultation with a friend or client. Many practitioners regard it as a 'gilt edged' technique saving many hours of counselling. In this book, Joyce Hopewell explores the different facets of Age Progression, illuminated by extensive examples, to help you to understand how to apply it to yourself and to helping others.