Post by kath on Feb 13, 2007 12:46:05 GMT
I have a large amounts of astrology books I don't need. I was just thinking this, then a friend gave me about a dozen more lol!
All of these are 'classics' and professional standard astrology books, which anyone who is really into astrology might have heard of and want.
A Spiritual approach to astrology (condition slightly worn)
Exploring Jupiter (by Steven Arroyo)
Astrology, Karma and transformation (by Steven Arroyo)
Alive and Well with Neptune (by Bill Tierney)
The Gods of change (by Howard Sasportas- outer planets)
Chiron: The healing journey (mainly about Chiron in a birthchart)
Retrograde Planets (by howard Sasportas)
The karmic journey (karma and reincarnation in the birthchart)
Dynasty (astrology between members of families)
The combination of stellar influences (about midpoints)
Working with astrology (about harmonics and midpoints)
The Moment of astrology (about horary astrology)
Composite Charts (by Johnn Townley, who created the idea)
The Sun at the Centre (by Philip Sedgwick,-heliocentric astro)
All of these are 'classics' and professional standard astrology books, which anyone who is really into astrology might have heard of and want.
A Spiritual approach to astrology (condition slightly worn)
Exploring Jupiter (by Steven Arroyo)
Astrology, Karma and transformation (by Steven Arroyo)
Alive and Well with Neptune (by Bill Tierney)
The Gods of change (by Howard Sasportas- outer planets)
Chiron: The healing journey (mainly about Chiron in a birthchart)
Retrograde Planets (by howard Sasportas)
The karmic journey (karma and reincarnation in the birthchart)
Dynasty (astrology between members of families)
The combination of stellar influences (about midpoints)
Working with astrology (about harmonics and midpoints)
The Moment of astrology (about horary astrology)
Composite Charts (by Johnn Townley, who created the idea)
The Sun at the Centre (by Philip Sedgwick,-heliocentric astro)
