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Essays on Astrology by: John Addey, Roger Elliot, Dennis Elwell, Michel
Gauquelin, Karen Hamaker-Zondag, Robert Hand, Charles Harvey, Louise and Bruno
Huber, Jim Lewis, Barry Lynes, A.T.Mann, Alan Oken, Leyla Rael and Dane Rudhyar
Edited by A.T. Mann
Paraview Special Editions, 2004
ISBN: 1931044872
Astrology, 212 pages
Trade paperback, $15.95
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ABOUT THE
BOOK
Astrology is at the heart of a revolution in values in our modern
world. It is clear that for humanity to survive, a new set of
principles for human interaction must he formulated. We must
learn to integrate humanity with natural and astrological
patterns -- a "human ecology" is vital for this new millennium.
The Future of Astrology is a selection of essays written by
some of the foremost astrologers in the world today. Topics
explored include astrology and scientific research, psychology,
biology, and economics; science versus astrology; the
professionalism of practitioners; the politics of astrology;
the insights offered by esoteric astrology; astrological
organizations; astrology as a science; the role of counseling;
and astrological predictions about the future of our world.
The astrologers included are from the US, England, Holland,
Switzerland, Germany, and France, and their writings are
accessible for those with inquiring minds -- no prior
astrological knowledge is necessary. The Future of Astrology
also personally introduces readers to the contributors. Each
essay includes birth information, an astrological chart, a
biography, and bibliography for each author. Readers will come
away with a new appreciation for this ancient art, and new
ideas about our future.
"A most excellent addition to that small number of books
that are actually worth buying and reading and keeping
and re-reading and recommending." -- Charles Harvey, president of the Astrological Association
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A.T. MANN is the author of
A New Vision of Astrology, The Round Art of Astrology, Sacred Architecture, Sacred Sexuality, and The Eternal Life: Astrology and Reincarnation. He lectures
worldwide and lives in the Hudson Valley, New York.
Author's website


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