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• Western astrology has roots stretching back into Greece, Egypt, Persia, Southern Europe and India. WindandSky is devoted to the best traditions of astrology as practiced in the medieval period. WindandSky includes articles of special interest to Western Astrologers, with new writings added as time permits. Jonathan James is a practicing medieval astrologer and graduate of Robert Zoller's rigorous medieval astrology Correspondence Course; he specializes in natal horoscope interpretation and prediction (non-psychological). ...
• Wind & Sky — Natal & Predictive medieval astrology: resources, book reviews, short articles, essays & Tarot Card Readings — © 2002 Jonathan James.
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• The former clump is composed of Vedics/Jyotish, Constellationists & Western Siderealists. ...
• Modern western Astrologers measure their planets against the Ecliptic & the Tropical Zodiac. ... 90º Later we have the start of the 4th sign of Western Tropical astrology. ...
• Western ancients referred to fix'd stars/constellations as having natures similar to planetary combos, I remember reading. (Bernadette Brady is an excellent scholar of Western Fixed Star astrology, if your really want to check this out, as well as Diana Rosenberg).
• So, which history of astrology are we talking about?.
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• A History of Western Astrology .
• Tester The story of the history of Western astrology begins with the philosophers of Greece in the 5th century BC. ... The philosophy of Plato and later of the Stoics made astrology respectable, and by the time Ptolemy wrote his textbook the Tetrabiblos, in the second century AD, the main lines of astrological practice as it is known today had already been laid down. In future centuries astrology shifted to Islam only to return to the West in medieval times where it flourished until the shift of ideas during the Renaissance. ...

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• LOCATIONAL ASTROLOGY.
• Most astrologers have by now heard of "local space", a term introduced to astrology by Michael Erlewine in the early 70's. ...
• Locational astrology is basically quite simple and straightforward; however, following standard astrological tradition, it has been kept mysterious, complex and confusing. What follows is a basic introduction, a brief synopsis of what I have found to be the most important aspects of using locational astrology, hopefully making it a usable technique rather than a theoretical concept. ...
• When you first start exploring astrology you learn that each planet has certain basic qualities and energies associated with it. In locational astrology the principles remain the same; it is these basic energies that you want to keep in mind when evaluating the chart. ...
• Locational astrology can be brought right into your home, expanded to your local community, taken to a county or state level, or further yet to the country, continent and world. ...

• Edith specializes in Natal Chart Interpretation, Relationships, Relocation and Forecasting Future Events using a unique blend of the Western Tropical System of Transits, Secondary and Solar Arc progressions with the Eastern Sidereal Vedic Divisional Charts and the Vedic Dasa System of pre-diction. ...

• Macro-Astrology Research Centre.
• A History of Western Astrology.
• This is a refreshing academic appraisal of the development of western astrology from someone that is either not an astrologer, or does not indicate being an astrologer. Jim Tester is neither promoting astrology nor denigrating it. Consequently a fairly detached history of western astrology is portrayed in the manner likely from a senior lecturer in classics at the University of Bristol.
• I cannot vouch for the accuracy of Jim Testerâ ™s testament to western astrology, but it accords with the little I have read and researched on proto and early astrology. ... This book is the most thoroughly researched book I have ever read on western astrology.
• This cool appraisal from Jim Tester, depicts astrology through the ages, warts and all. His greatest condemnation of the practice of astrology is the inability of astrologers over the last two thousand years or more to develop a house system that is universally recognised as being `correctâ ™. This can be viewed as both a black mark and subtle approval of the basic core of astrology. Jim Tester takes it in his stride that astrology, whether in or out of favour at any time in history, always had vocal supporters and detractors â “ at least since the time of the ancient Greeks and Romans. ...
•   The writers are not astrologers, and they consider astrology to be a pseudo-science. ...
• True as the Stars Above â “ Adventures in Modern Astrology.
•   It is possible that the author, Neil Spencer, acknowledges the macro-astrology hypothesis when in discussing the beginning of the age of Aquarius states:.

• Astrology .
• Astrology .
• Astrology is the pseudo-scientific study of the impact of celestial bodies on the Earth and its inhabitants. ...
• An Astrologer is a person who practices astrology, predicts or determines the impact of the planets and stars on human affairs. ...
• Astrology is one of the most ancient of the surviving magickal and occult sciences, with evidence of a highly sophisticated system existing in Babylonian and Egyptian cultures. ...
• Today's astrology primarily concerns itself with the reading of a horoscope chart cast based upon the moment of an individual's birth. ... The house system in astrology is divided into twelve arcs, symbolically presented as being equal either in a spatial system or in a time system. ... Planetary effects are considered not only in terms of zodiacal placing, such as on the basis that Mars in Leo is different from Mars in Cancer, but also in terms of the angles they may or may not hold to each other; this realm of astrology is the study of aspects. ...
• The horoscope is an important element in astrology that interprets the character and destiny of a person or group according to the position of the planets, usually at the time of the person's birth. ...
• Horary Astrology .
• Horary Astrology is the astrological art of interpreting specific questions based on a chart constructed for the moment the question is formulated. ...
• Electional Astrology .
• Electional Astrology is the casting and interpretation of astrological charts to determine suitable times for commencing any specific activity, such as marriage, travel, commerce and so on. It can be one of the most fascinating forms of astrology, and when properly used is a powerful tool. Throughout history, electional astrology has been used as a means of planning battles, including when to start the battle, who should command and where the battle should be fought. ...

• A History of Western Astrology .
• The story of the history of Western astrology begins with the philosophers of Greece in the 5th century BC. ... The philosophy of Plato and later of the Stoics made astrology respectable, and by the time Ptolemy wrote his textbook the Tetrabiblos, in the second century AD, the main lines of astrological practice as it is known today had already been laid down. In future centuries astrology shifted to Islam only to return to the West in medieval times where it flourished until the shift of ideas during the Renaissance. ...

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• Western Astrology is a most ancient system which changes continually and which can identify your needs and clarify your identity. ...
• My limited description above doesn't incorporate all factors influencing anyone's current situation in life, but it will give you an idea as to workings of western astrology.
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• Vedic Astrology .
• What is Vedic Astrology ? .
• Vedic Astrology is very different compared to the Western Astrology. Western Astrology is more Freudian, it is more interested in your basic thinking patterns. It focuses more on who you are! and based on it Western predicts: what can you expect in the future. ...
• Vedic Astrology is more interested in the kind of Karma you have brought into this life. Vedic Astrology is mathematics at a higher level. ...
• People who are skeptical about Astrology will be shocked to know that their day to day life depends on the basics of Astrology as all the Calendar systems operating in the world including the English Calendar are based on Astrology. ...
• The 12 months represent the 12 houses in Astrology the 7 planets represent the 7 days in a week.
• RAHU & KETU: Then we have two imaginary planets in Vedic Astrology called RAHU and KETU. ...
• The core of Vedic Astrology is the Dasha system which is based upon the position of MOON at birth. ...
• In the ancient times Astrology was used by the common man to navigate one's life just as the Pilots use it to navigate the airplanes. ...
• Vedic Astrology can guide you in selecting the right partner, give you deeper insights into your relationships. ... Whether you have come to enjoy this material world or your sole purpose of taking this birth is spiritual progress, Vedic Astrology can guide you on all aspects of life. The medical branch of Vedic Astrology can guide you on health issues. ...

• She started in the Western tradition studying under Madame Tessiere. Phyl has a Masters in Human relations, over the years she has combined astrology with her psychological training in order to achieve the highest benefit to her clients. ...
• Understanding the differences between the tropical and sidereal zodiacs can be an important factor in understanding the differences between Western and Eastern (Vedic) Astrology. The most obvious difference between Western and Indian astrology is the type of zodiac that is used. When Western astrology developed, about 1700 years ago, the actual constellations of Aries, Taurus, Gemini, etc. were placed in the sectors of the heavens named by Western astrology today. ...
• We call the zodiac Western astrologers use the tropical zodiac. ...
• This point begins the tropical zodiac and at this time, in Western astrology, the Sun is said to be at zero degrees Aries. ... Knowing the exact astronomical reasons for this is not as important as understanding the importance of the position of the Sun in Western Astrology. ...
• Thus, according to Western astrology, on the first day of spring, the Sun is at zero degrees Aries. ... It is this emphasis on the position of the Sun in the Western tropical zodiac that accounts for it being called a Sun based astrology.
• This also accounts for the emphasis in Western astrology of Sun-energy and its distribution through the planets. ... It is not surprising then, that Western astrology functions especially well in the form of psychological astrology. ...
• Vedic or Indian astrology is concerned with the relationship of the human being to the total cosmos. ...
• In short; the Western zodiac is based on the position of the Sun and the Indian zodiac is based upon the position of the stars. Western astrology is Sun-astrology and Indian astrology is cosmic-astrology. Western astrology analyses the manner in which the planets distribute Sun-energy and is characteristically psychological. Indian astrology is concerned with the total relationship between the human being and the universe.

• Seven years have passed since the initial publication of Astro-Logos, which  appeared three years after my first text Ancient Hindu Astrology for the Modern  Western Astrologer. ... The reception of Hindu astrology, also  called Vedic astrology or Jyotish (the Indian term meaning the science of  light), has been profound and heartening. When Astro-Logos first appeared, Hindu predictive astrology was an exciting, avant garde proposition for Westerners.   Now, many Western astrologers are fervently studying the Eastern system and  thousands of individuals have already had their Hindu astrological birthcharts interpreted. Word of the great benefits of this event-oriented, rather than  psychological, system is spreading quickly and practitioners of Hindu astrology  in America have their hands quite full. ...
• Further, there are now five other important Hindu astrology textbooks written  by Westerners in the marketplace: Indian Astrology by Ronnie Gale Dreyer, Astrology of the Seers by David Frawley, How To Read Your Horoscope by Tom Hopke, Light on Life by Hart Defouw and Robert Svoboda, and The Astrology of Death by Richard Houck. Also, the American Council of Vedic Astrology, founded by Dennis Harness and David Frawley, presents a five-day Hindu/Vedic astrology conference each year (See Services chapter for more information on this). ...
• My purpose in writing Astro-Logos, aside from teaching readers how to gain full benefit from their astrological birthcharts, was to introduce Westerners,  both professional astrologers and those with only a cursory interest, to the  profound benefits of ancient Hindu astrology. Clearly the time for Eastern  astrology to make its way to the West has arrived. Readers who have heard stories of the miraculous predictive abilities of Hindu astrology and want to know more about how the system works now have their questions and concerns answered in graphic detail. Further, those who want a better understanding of  the differences between Hindu and Western astrology walk away from this text fully armed to conduct their own discourse on the subject. ...
• It was published, as already mentioned, three  years after my first book, at a time when those who had been become fascinated with Hindu astrology were eager for more technical material. My decision to  write a text about Hindu astrology rather than a second textbook, to give  readers not what they perhaps wanted but what I felt was needed, was not popular. But I felt that in the long run, if Hindu astrology was to have a fair  chance in the West, some guidance regarding its context was both necessary and appropriate. Therefore, one of the major objectives of Astro-Logos was to promote the complimentary natures of Hindu and Western astrology. ...
• Astrologers who use both Hindu and Western birthcharts for each astrological interpretation have a profound advantage over those who use only one system. Although the techniques of Hindu and Western astrology must never be mixed, for  the systems are dramatically different, the information gained from the two provides greater perspective as well as more essential, relevant data. Hindu astrology is predictive and event-oriented, while Western astrology excels in  personality development, habit patterns, and personal motivation. The Hindu  birthchart, being more fate- or destiny-oriented, reveals what will occur in life while the Western chart tells how the person experiences these occurrences. ...

• The Science of Vedic Astrology.
• Where the astrology of the East meets the West.
• The public is often amazed to learn that in the realm of astrology, the Sun sign column found in their local newspaper is just the tip of the proverbial iceberg.   There are many systems of astrology emanating from such diverse cultures as the Babylonians, Chinese, Egyptians, Greeks, Myans and Hindus. ... Jyotish astrology springs forth from the ancient Vedas of India, and is reportedly thousands of years old.
• What is Vedic astrology? .
• Vedic astrology originally comes to us from the Rig Veda, the oldest of the four Vedas, the spiritual Bible of ancient India. ... Such ancient works as the Vedanga Jyotish and the Surya Siddhanta shed further light on both the astronomy and astrology of ancient India.
•   Such personages as Parasara, Vaharamihira, Kalyana Varma and Mantreswar and their masterpieces on Vedic Astrology, e. ... Raman have  popularized Vedic astrology in western culture.   In the last decade there has been a resurgence of Vedic Astrology in the United States facilitated by such American authors as James Braha, David Frawley and Ronnie Gale Dreyer, and their books; Ancient Hindu Astrology for the Modern Western Astrologer, The Astrology of the Seers, and Vedic astrology: A Guide to the fundamentals of Jyotish.
• How is Vedic Astrology different from Western Astrology?.
• The astrology of India is different from Western astrology in that Vedic astrologers use a different Zodiac. ...  While Western astrology uses the Spring Equinox as the starting point of Aries, in the month of March, to start the Tropical Zodiac; Vedic Astrology uses the precessed constellation of Aries, currently in the month of April, to start the Sidereal Zodiac. ...   This major difference between the two systems shocks many new and old comers to astrology alike. ...
•   This is the difference between geocentric astrology, from the Greek words meaning earth-centered, and heliocentric astrology, from the Greek words meaning Sun-centered. ...  This is true also of the two Zodiacs, depending on the vantage point of the seasonal equinoxes, which characterizes Western astrology or the vantage point of the fixed stars, which characterizes Vedic astrology. ...

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• AN INTRODUCTION INTO VEDIC ASTROLOGY.
• THE HOLY ASTROLOGY OF INDIA.
• In a number of holy books of the Hindu religion, we find written references to wisdom in all spheres of life, including astrology. ... The ancient Greeks must have had contact with Indian astrologers, because it appears that the astrology of the Greeks, the founders of Western astrology, is very much akin to Indian astrology in a surprisingly large number of ways.
• Western astrology has known difficult times. ... It is only since the end of the sixties that Western astrology has become more widely known. ... This was strongly directed at self-development, and astrology made a large contribution to this. The consequences are that modern Western astrology is very much psychologically oriented. Although this is a fertile approach, the sequel is the modern astrologer is sometimes more occupied with psychology than with astrology. Indian astrology has retained its pure astrological approach. In many ways, the technology involved in astrology is far more developed in India than it is in the West. The reason for this because Indian astrology has not forgotten her heritage, something that unfortunately has happened in Western astrology.
• ASTROLOGY AS PART OF INDIAN SOCIETY.
• It is much easier for Indian astrology to function in its cultural context than it is for Western astrology. Indian astrology is an integral element in Hinduism. The relationship between Western astrology and Christianity is, however, rather ambiguous. ... On the other side, some branches of Christianity regard astrology as something to do with the devil. Another Western religion, rationalism, has enormous problems with astrology and sees it as a kind of superstition. ... The government is concerned with astrology. ... Astrology has a central place in Indian society and religion. ... Religion regards astrology with suspicion.

• THE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FOUNDATIONS OF WESTERN ASTROLOGY.
• ASTROPRO by RICHARD NOLLE (Astrology).
• BASIL FEARRINGTON'S UNIVERSE (Astrology).
• Clark (Astrology).
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• DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WESTERN AND EASTERN ASTROLOGY.
• The Eastern system of astrology is known as Vedic Astrology, or Jyotish. Many of my clients have asked me the difference between the type of astrology I practice, and the Western system. ...
• The western system relies upon the movable, or Tropical zodiac, whereas the Vedic system utilizes the fixed or Sidereal zodiac.
• The sign that is rising in the East at the moment of one’s birth, is the most important reference point for constructing the Janma Kundali (natal birthchart) for the individual, in Vedic Astrology, whereas Western astrology puts the emphasis upon the sign the Sun is in during a roughly 30 day period. ...
• This explanation provides some of the technical reasons for the differences between these two systems of astrology. For most people living today, when considering their Vedic charts, all the planets and the rising sign would be found to be about 23 or 24 degrees earlier than in their Western charts, or basically nearly one full sign back.
• Probably everyone remembers that Nancy Reagan was using the services of a western astrologer at the time President Reagan was shot. ...
• In fact, that is one of the chief values and purposes of Vedic Astrology, to alert our clients to "avert any danger before it arises. ...
• Compatibility from a Vedic Astrology point of view is very important in determining the chances of success for partnerships or marriages. ... Vedic astrology is an ancient science that can help considerably in this area. ...
• Some people feel so "identified" with what their "sign" is in the Western system that they resist looking into what their Vedic chart consists of. I have found an interesting phenomenon: oftentimes there can be a similar influence between the Western and Vedic charts, for different planetary reasons. For example, if you are a Scorpio Sun sign in the Western system, often the Sun is found to be in Libra in the Vedic system. ...
• She uses astrology (and psychic impressions) to guide her clients on matters of relationships and career. ...

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• The roots of Chinese astrology go back thousands of years. ...
• Some Chinese systems use the solar year as Western astrology does. ...
• Chinese astrology has 12 primary signs, Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig. ...
• Unfortunately, Chinese astrology is so old that we just don't have any ancient texts describing the process. ... Chinese animal stereotypes sometimes approximate Western, e. ... For the Chinese, however, Rat and Snake do not have the negative connotations characteristic of Western perceptions. ...
• Already it can be seen there are both similarities (both have 12 basic signs) and differences (solar and lunar calendar) between Chinese and Western astrology. ...
• Western astrologers base theirs on the solar year. Thus, Western signs are called sun signs. In Western astrology the month sign, for example, Leo, is the primary influence, while in Chinese astrology it is the year sign. Chinese astrology also has month signs. ...
• Western signs are usually designated by one word, for example, Aquarius, and change from month to month. ...
• Actually, Chinese astrology has four signs, one for the year, the month, the day and the hour of birth. ... " This may sound different, but even here there is a similarity with Western astrology. ...

• Futures trading and financial astrology are much older than one might imagine. ... Some of these seemingly simple principles still have a profound degree of usefulness today and form the historical roots of Western financial astrology. A close examination of the Indian system of astrology reveals that it has very precise and exact predictive power that can greatly enhance futures trading. ...
• In the paragraphs that follow, the fundamental differences between Indian astrology and Western astrology will be examined, and the usefulness of the Indian system for predicting the financial and commodity markets will be explained with an emphasis toward the fixed star or nakshatra system and Indian time cycles or mahadashas. ...
• The Western Zodiac and the Indian Zodiac .
• Over time this has resulted in a difference of slightly over 23 degrees between the tropical Zodiac, used by Western astrologers, and the sidereal Zodiac, used by Indian astrologers. In essence, the two systems differ in their choice of a zero point for Aries--the Western system uses the position of the spring equinox, while the Indian system uses a fixed star. Thus when the Sun is moving into Aries according to the Western system, it is still at 6 degrees Pisces in the Indian system.   Practitioners of both Indian and Western astrology recognize that each system has its own validity, since both work. ...
• Indian astrology, like Western astrology, includes aspects, the angular relationships between planets. The Indian and Western systems differ, however, since in Indian astrology each planet aspects other planets in a unique way. ...
• A broader understanding of Indian aspects and their difference from Western astrology can be illustrated from expectations for October 28, 1988 when Mars formed a 270ø aspect to Saturn and Uranus. Many prognosticators expected a significant market effect due to the Western square, but the effect turned out to be negligible. Indian astrology explains this non-event since squares involving Mars are only strong when they are counter-clockwise (a 90ø aspect); clockwise squares involving Mars (a 270ø aspect) are very weak. And the Saturn aspect was actually a 90ø aspect rather than a 270ø one, which again according to Indian astrology is only 75% of normal. ...
• Many Western financial astrologers use change of signs as an indicator for change of directions. ...

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• SYSTEMIC VEDIC ASTROLOGY - Lesson 1.
• The systemic vedic astrology is based on 3 systems, namely:.
• What is the difference between the Vedic and Western astrology?.
• In Western astrology the Sun sign is important: where was the Sun at the time of your birth. In Western astrology the Sun sign is the first house. They focus on the Sun, while in Vedic astrology we focus on the ascendant and on the Moon, but the Sun is not so important for us.
• sign: this person’s sign is Sagittarius – according to Vedic astrology. ...
• of January, his sign is according to Vedic astrology: Sagittarius – as we have seen in the example. The sign of this person according to Western astrology is: Capricorn. ...
• Western astrology uses the tropical zodiac. ... ) The moment when the Sun is moving in 0° Aries is according to Western astrology the time when the day and night have the same length. ... In the year 285 after Christ the Vedic and Western zodiac were exactly the same. ...
• In Vedic astrology we work only with the sidereal zodiac which takes the constellations to be identical with the signs. ...
• We have to note however, that both systems (Vedic and Western) are good systems. ...

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• Chinese (oriental) and Western (occidental) astrological systems have existed for centuries distanced from each other. ...
• Western astrology divides each year into twelve months based upon the rotation of the moon around the earth. ... You can learn more about Western astrology by visiting the Astrology section. ... You will have a Western month sign and a Chinese year sign. ... By combining the twelve Western and Chinese signs, we now have 144 astrology signs e. ...
• Western astrology has three qualities Cardinal, Fixed, and Mutable which help define a person's characteristics along with the Ruling Elements, Ruling Planets etc. In Chinese Astrology the yin and yang can be considered qualities; however, they constitute the predominant forces governing everything. ...
• If you want an excellent book on the subject then get Suzanne White's The New Astrology. ...

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• Founder: No one individual founded Astrology. ...
• Birth Place: Astrology is though tot have originated in Babylon. ...
• It is estimated that Astrology began over 4000 years ago. ...
• Some consider Astrology a guiding rule, while others use it for leisure and entertainment purposes. ...
• Rightly referred to as the "Religious offspring of astronomy" 1, a specific founding date for Astrology is non-existent. ...
• Soon, priests were using astrology to predict events for royalty. ... When astrology later wore thin in countries adopting Christian religious belief, completely separating from Orthodox Christainity in the end of the 17th century 4, it remained a strong force among other more eastern countries. But Astrology took another blow when the age of science arose, debunking much of its previous credibility associated with the planets, their function, and positioning 5. ...
• The age of media, which has helped a number of religious movements in their cause, was yet another aid to the resurrection of astrology and its popularity. ... Ordinary people now had daily access to their horoscopes, sky-rocketing astrology's visibility and acceptance. ...
• Astrology exists and has existed all over the world, in various forms. Perhaps the two most noted forms, however, are Western and Asian Astrology; Western relates to personality, while Asian relates to predicting events. ...
• In astrology, the occult belief "as above, so below" is the guiding rule. ...
• Astrology is based on many of its own concepts and definitions centered on the heavens, specifically those within the zodiac belt. Although many astronomers view astrology as myth, astrologers can contend that Astrology can simply increase self-awareness, and be used as a tool for divination. Over time, psychology has "smashed the rigidity and fatalism of earlier traditional astrology" 11, thus believers use it more as a therapeutic guide on how to better their life than a map to be strictly followed. ...

• ARCANA > Bibliographies > Research Source For Astrology .
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• Astrology In China And East Asia.
• Although I have been living in China since 1997, I know rather less about Chinese astrology than about the Greco-Chaldaean tradition. I can say that what foreigners think of as "Chinese astrology," the cycle of twelve animals, is not a parallel to the Western zodiac. ...
• When Buddhist literature first came to China from India, it included "Western" astrological lore. ... Astrology certainly was common in Tibet but appears to be closely related to Indian astrology, with some Chinese additions.
• At the end of the twentieth century, and the beginning of the twenty-first, the Western zodiac has a certain fad appeal in China and is sometimes seen as decoration on objects such as purses for adolescent girls. Serious Western astrology does not seem to be well-known. ... All attempts to combine the Western and Chinese traditions that I know are by westerners. ...
• , Eastern Systems for Western Astrologers: An Anthology. (Samuel Weiser, 1997) {Collection of essays written by eight astrologers: "Astrology and the Chakras" by Ray Grasse, "The Degrees of the Zodiac & the I Ching" by Robin Armstrong, "Chinese Element Tzu P'ing Astrology" by Bill Watson, "Tibetan Astrology" by Michael Erlewine, "The Humanism of Vedic Astrology" by Hart deFouw, "The Night Sky & the Eastern Moon" by Dennis Flaherty, "Prediction East" by James Braha, and "Life & Death East and West" by Richard Houck. This a typical work of Western syncretism}.
• Campion, Nicolas and Steve Eddy, The New Astrology: The Art and Science of the Stars. ...
• Carus, Paul, Chinese Astrology (Peru, IL: Open Court Publ. ...
• {A good study of this primary source for Chinese astrology. ...

• A History of Western Astrology  .
• ' Times Literary SupplementThe story of the history of Western astrology begins with the philosophers of Greece in the 5th century BC. ... The philosophy of Plato and later of the Stoics made astrology respectable, and by the time Ptolemy wrote his textbook the Tetrabiblos, in the second century AD, the main lines of astrological practice as it is known today had already been laid down. In future centuries astrology shifted to Islam only to return to the West in medieval times where it flourished until the shift of ideas during the Renaissance. ...
• This book will be of interest to historians of astronomy as well as astrology.
• Despite its links to Mesopotamia and Egypt, mathematical astrology is regarded by the author as a Greek invention.
• The survival of astrology in the Latin middle ages of Western Europe is covered in some depth. Astrology had a place in the standard university education for scholars (particularly medical doctors).
• But the sucesses of scientific astronomy and the Enlightenment led to the sidelining and abandonment of astrology by the learned world.
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