Although countless volumes have been written upon the subject of Astrology, this is the very book which states the simple principles of the Zodiac in simple terms, making the entire matter clear to the average understanding. This volume indicates the Location, Characteristics, and Influence of each Sign of the Zodiac, giving the Days which each sign governs, and the Gems and Astral Colors associated with each. The Diseases of the Body, how to cure them, and the Faults of Character incidental to the different Domains. The Methods of Growth for each human being. The Domains from which Companions, Husbands, and Wives should be selected. The Characteristics of Children born in different Domains, and the Conditions to be observed in their Care and Education. The personal Ability and Talent of the individual with reference to Domestic, Social, and Business success.
Everyone has at least a little bit of interest in astrology. Whether your style is just reading your horoscope in the newspaper, or you've seen an astrologist to have your stars charted, Influence of the Zodiac Upon Human Life, With Character Readings of Persons Born Under the Cusp will definitely fascinate you. Influence of the Zodiac Upon Human Life, With Character Readings of Persons Born Under the Cusp was an influential book during the early stages of the New Thought movement, which taught Western audiences about Eastern mystical practices. Author Eleanor Kirk embraces what she calls the Occult Laws, which contain the essential wisdom of ancient spiritual leaders. Influence of the Zodiac Upon Human Life, With Character Readings of Persons Born Under the Cusp breaks down the twelve astrological signs, listing the traits, strengths and weaknesses of people born under each sign. Kirk advises the reader about what their signs mean, including the impact on marriages, childrearing and career. For example, she states fire signs and water signs should never marry, because water puts out fire but fire cannot touch water. After detailing the personality characteristics, Kirk gives tips she calls "mode of growth," which explain how the person can best honor their Zodiac traits. Pisceans, for instance, are said to be peculiar, loving and obstinate, and prone to fits of anxiety and pessimism. Kirk prescribes a quiet room dedicated to meditating on the mantra "I can, I will," to calm and center the fish sign. By emphasizing that a person's astrological sign is an influence, not a fate, Kirk informs people that they can control their own destinies. Kirk's writing style is concise, but never dry. One of the book's strengths is its sense of urgency. Kirk describes the purpose of learning astrological truths with the conviction of a person who believes the fate of the world depends upon it. Kirk beseeches readers to open their minds to new lines of thought, reminding them that"[H]e who has eyes to see can read between the lines." Influence of the Zodiac Upon Human Life, With Character Readings of Persons Born Under the Cusp is an excellent summary of the personal traits and influence of the heavens. All readers will find the prose compelling and the subject matter intriguing. It is a good book for those who are just starting to investigate astrology or for those who are experienced and seeking a refresher course. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
The sights of our century are on cosmic space. The greatest triumph in cosmic conquest will come when man recognizes that he himself, as a being of body, soul and spirit, is united with the cosmos as an evolving whole. This book is unique is this field. It presents the spiritual nature of the Zodiac for meditation and relates it to self-knowledge. He who wishes, can thus find his place in the universe and understand the reasonableness of rincarnation. Each incarnation is a new opportunity to adcance a grade in the earth-school. How adcance can be made in each zodiac sign influence is the good news which this book offers. Meditation on these MEDITATIONS, and practice of the suggestions, will be instimably soul-revealing and rewarding. Through such study one can comprehend, with loving understanding and compassion, his fellow men. Much of the misunderstanding between individuals, groups, and nations will disappear when mankind learns to view everything, not from one standpoint only, but from twelve viewpoints. This book is a tool not only for the serious student of spiritual life, but for every human being in his association with others, be it family life, in work, as a teacher, psychologist, doctor, business man, or any other human relationship. The Right use of these MEDITATIONS may enable one to achieve harmonious wholeness, within oneself and in one's environment. Such an approach to the divine design of the cosmos and man's place in it, awakens wonder, and develops increasing humility and reverence in the presence of the infinitely sublime divinity of the Zodiac. Imbued with these thoughts and feelings, and knowing that every thought, feeling and deed has an effect upon the whole, one willingly and gladly assumes his responsiblity as a creator in the creative process of the cosmos.
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