This book is the autobiography of an occultist and pioneer
astrologer from 1894 to 1946. Brahy founded the Belgian Institute
of Astrology and its astrological journal Demain, and he also
founded the Belgian branch of the Rosicrucian Fellowship. From the
late 1920s on, he published stock market advisory letters and a
book explaining the astrological methods that he used. He gives an
account of the development of astrology in the 1920s and 1930s,
culminating with the three International Congresses of Astrologers
in Europe and his visits to the U.S. in 1937 and 1939. And he tells
how astrology managed to thrive during the Nazi occupation of
Belgium 1939-1944. He also gives a valuable assessment of the
difficulties encountered in managing both an astrological
consulting business and a magazine and book publishing business.
And throughout the book he discusses the problems of astrology and
its place in modern society. Readers interested in Astrology and
Rosicrucianism will find many fascinating details of Brahy's
experiences and associations with leading figures in those fields.
Brahy's horoscope and an Index of Persons have been added to this
translation of the presentation copy that he sent to his friend and
AFA founder Ernest Grant in April 1947.
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