Izuzetno delo srednjevekovne astrologije u kojoj autor iznosi istraživačku i često urnebesnu kritiku moderne astrologije, kao i detaljan uvod u sve grane tog tradicionalnog zanata. Knjiga razotkriva pogrešna viđenja kako modernih astrologa, tako i skeptika, jasno objašnjavajući kosmološku osnovu tradicionalne astrologije pokazujući kako i zašto ona funkcioniše.
John Frawley's Real Astrology translated in Serbian by Branka Stamenkovic.
Introduction [to the English edition], by Victor Laude
Acknowledgements
Key
1. Introduction to traditional astrology
2. The rise of modern astrology
3. Horary astrology
4. The nature of time
5. The order of the cosmos
6. The outer planets & the asteroids
7. The planets & their essences
8. Aspects
9. Houses
10. Electional astrology
11. Natal astrology
12. Mundane astrology
13. Astro-meteorology & horticultural astrology
14. Medical astrology
15. Synastry
16. Magical astrology
17. A guide to practice
18. Appendix: Some popular fallacies
Further reading.
Comment: In this wicked new book John Frawley gives a scathing critique of modern astrology, sharply contrasting it to the “real”, medieval (aka William Lilly) stuff: Horary (the book’s main focus), Electional, Natal, Mundane, Weather, Medical, Synastry & Magic. Along the way are some of the best remarks on why houses & aspects are the way they are & not the way we often imagine them to be. There is no “cookbook” to this book, but there are scads of penetrating insights, honed by 30 years practice & many public lectures. Frawley has a tremendous grasp of the fundamentals & a sharp sense of humor. The result is the best intro to medieval astrology yet written. I found this book impossible to put down.
MsSVig
John Frawley's Real Astrology translated in Serbian by Branka Stamenkovic.
Introduction [to the English edition], by Victor Laude
Acknowledgements
Key
1. Introduction to traditional astrology
2. The rise of modern astrology
3. Horary astrology
4. The nature of time
5. The order of the cosmos
6. The outer planets & the asteroids
7. The planets & their essences
8. Aspects
9. Houses
10. Electional astrology
11. Natal astrology
12. Mundane astrology
13. Astro-meteorology & horticultural astrology
14. Medical astrology
15. Synastry
16. Magical astrology
17. A guide to practice
18. Appendix: Some popular fallacies
Further reading.
Comment: In this wicked new book John Frawley gives a scathing critique of modern astrology, sharply contrasting it to the “real”, medieval (aka William Lilly) stuff: Horary (the book’s main focus), Electional, Natal, Mundane, Weather, Medical, Synastry & Magic. Along the way are some of the best remarks on why houses & aspects are the way they are & not the way we often imagine them to be. There is no “cookbook” to this book, but there are scads of penetrating insights, honed by 30 years practice & many public lectures. Frawley has a tremendous grasp of the fundamentals & a sharp sense of humor. The result is the best intro to medieval astrology yet written. I found this book impossible to put down.
MsSVig