Astrology
9 Vintage Classics From Yesteryear
1. Earthology Humanity Characterized By The Earth Sun And Zodiac Albert Raphael 1901 (239 pages)
"Who can deny the existence of a Sun, Moon, and
Stars; the shining orbs in the Starry concave, or
the Phmetary influence upon the Phenomena of
human life ? There is not a star that shines or a
Sun that burns but has expression in its being
either active or latent.
The Planet, our Earth, is but a single function of
the Solar System which stands intimately related
and dependent upon other bodies and systems, thus
the natural universe is bound together."
2. Pioneers Of Science Oliver Lodge 1893 (428 pages)
"THIS book takes its origin in a course of lectures on the
history and progress of Astronomy arranged for me in the
year 1887 by three of my colleagues (A. C. B., ,T. M.,
G. H. B.), one of whom gave the course its name.
The lectures having been found interesting, it was natural
to write them out in full and publish.
If I may claim for them any merit, I should say it consists
in their simple statement and explanation of scientific
facts and laws. The biographical details are compiled
from all readily available sources, there is no novelty or
originality about them ; though it is hoped that there
may be some vividness. I have simply tried to present
a living figure of each Pioneer in turn, and to trace his
influence on the progress of thought."
3. Were You Born Under A Lucky Star A Alpheus 1901 (228 pages)
"So many eminent men, eminent both in science and
literature, have been secretly interested in astrology of
late years, that we may not unreasonably expect before
long a public movement toward a scientific investigation
of the observed facts in connection with it. And then
we may hope that the ordinary man will not burst into
peals of laughter at the very mention of the word "astrology"
as he does today."
4. Simplified Scientific Astrology - A Complete Textbook On The
Art Of Erecting A Horoscope Max Heindel 1919 (218 pages)
"THERE
is a side of the Moon which we never see,
but that hidden half is as potent a factor in causing
the ebb and flow of the earth's tide, as the part of
the Moon which is visible. Similarly, there is an invisible
part of man which exerts a powerful influence
in life, and as the tides are measured by the motion
of the Sun and Moon, so also the eventualities of existence
are measured by the circling stars,which may
therefore be called the Clock of Destiny, and knowledge
of their import is an immense power,for to the
competent astrologer the horoscope reveals every
secret of life."
5. Everybody's Astrology Magnus Jensen 1922 (58 pages)
"Astrology should be investigated because it promises
to solve many human problems, collective and
 individual, which cannot be solved by any other
known means.
Questions arise as to whether astrology in its present
form of praxis, or at least in its essential possibilities,
is a true scientific means of solving any
problems. What reasons have we for believing in
astrology ? Is it not true what we read in the encyclopaedias,
that astrology died with Copernicus' discovery,
which established the sun as the center of
our solar system?"
6. Astrology It's Technics And Ethics C AQ Libra 1917 (282 pages)
"Many of those who take up the study of astrology complain of the
great obscurity of the books of study, of the many technical terms,
incomprehensible to the laity, and especially of the difficulties of the
calculations, which latter are unsurmountable for those who have no
knowledge of mathematics and cosmology.
I will, therefore, try to remove these obstacles, by using foreign
names as little as possible, and by simplifying the calculations in such
a manner that any one of average intellect and with a knowledge of
ordinary arithmetic, may be able to follow this study without much difficulty."
7. The Predicted Plague Value Of The Prediction Queen Elizabeth And Her Astologer At Richmond By Hippocrates Junior 1900 (491 pages)
"THE writer would
allay rather than excite
apprehension of Evil Days. He has
lived to see our population doubled to
more than forty millions of souls. In
this vaunted Christian England ninety out of
every hundred on Sabbath Days shun the
Public Worship of God. The gentler sex, who " walk in silk attire," and men who don "chimney-pot hats," form the worshippers. Of
the ninety per cent, unaccounted, Christian
charity enjoins silence."
8. Astrology And Religion Among The Greeks And Romans Franz Cumont 1911 (251 pages)
"IT is the purpose of these lectures delivered under
the auspices of the American Committee for
Lectures on the History of Religions, to sum up
the results of researches carried on by me for
many years in the field of ancient astrology and
astral religion. For some facts set forth here in
a summary fashion, I can refer the reader interested
in the details to a number of special
articles published in various periodicals; the
proof of other assertions will be given in a
larger work that I hope at some future date to
publish on this same general theme."
9. A Guide To Astrology Containing A Complete System Genithliacal Astrology Albert Raphael 1905 (139 pages)
"This volume originally appeared as " The Guide to Astrology, Vols. I. and II.,"
and were sold separately. They have now been
rewritten, revised, and made into one volume, complete
in itself, so far as the Astrological part of a
Nativity is concerned. Information, not previously
published by myself, on "Birthday Figures" and"Transits" is given, which the reader will find useful
and reliable to a very large extent.
The most unsatisfactory part of Astrology is that
dealing with "Directions," or the "Calculation of
Future Events." At present there is no system
known that will give reliable results, but the method
taught in this volume will be found to be more
accurate than any other known system, yet even here
there appears to be something lacking, some "missing
link" which would explain why some directions fall
out exactly and like a thunderclap, and others pass
without any appreciable event."
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