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Just as it is with cookery books: there are astrology books that you read once and ones that you return to again and again, and those that you use just occasionally for a single recipe. Much depends on the quality of the writing, because some of these books, although filled with useful information, are just a chore to get through, and some are a good read in their own right.
Then you also find that an astrologer who has brilliant insight into say, the Moon, seems to have no understanding of Saturn or Capricorn; or someone who is marvellous at interpreting horary charts cannot understand even basic psychology. So you do need to read every book critically. The more you read, of course, the easier it is to make your own judgments.
Discover the best astrology books for beginners to zodiac experts at Barnes & Noble. Find the astrology birthday book for your birth month, the self-care book for your zodiac sign, and more astrology books written specifically for your sign. For a holistic view of astrology, find introduction to astrology books to learn a little bit about every zodiac sign. For those who already have a basic understanding of astrology, dive deeper into the stars with chart interpretation books, books about sun signs, Chinese astrology (Eastern Zodiac), psychic astrology and more.
Throughout centuries, astrology has been used to help us understand ourselves better. Astrologers look towards the planets and cosmos to gain key insights about a person, including their personality traits, interests, and even hardships based on their birth chart (a map of what was happening in the sky when we were born)
This knowledge can be extremely validating, making sense of emotions or tendencies that may otherwise feel confusing to us. Astrological readings can even help us make big career decisions or learn what kinds of relationships fulfill us the most.
For example, the book addresses seemingly counterintuitive parts of astrology, like why horoscopes show southern planets above the horizon and northern planets below. "Thanks to April, I can now explain it in a few pithy sentences to a befuddled student," adds Grace.
This book breaks down astrology into an easily understandable format, with questions at the end of each section to apply what you've learned. It can be helpful to have a journal or notebook handy or jot down notes directly into the book.
This book comes recommended as a "thoroughly entertaining and fascinating guide to the language of astrology" by Amy Zerner and Monte Farber, astrologers, creators of The Enchanted World, and co-authors of the bestselling astrology books "Astrology for Wellness" and "Mindful Astrology: Finding Peace of Mind According to Your Sun, Moon, and Rising Sign."
Weekly or monthly horoscopes often broadly focus on a person's Sun sign, but astrology is much more layered than that. This book focuses on all the possible 144 combinations of Sun and Moon signs, helping you understand how they work together."
Once you have a grasp on astrology, you'll eventually want to be able to put all the pieces together and interpret your own birth chart (or the birth charts of your best friends/family/potential romantic partners).
Zerner and Farber recommend this handy, concise guide if "you already have some understanding of how real astrology works, and want to go deeper into the step-by-step process of reading a natal chart."
"[North nodes] refer to past lives and soul growth in this lifetime; [the ruler of your Midheaven] refers to your ideal career," says Grace. "What I love about this book is that it is a brilliant and concise reminder of how the world works, with specific guidance on how we can access our personal creative power," she adds.
"Whenever I see a pattern in a horoscope and I'm feeling stuck on how to relate its potential to my client's life experience, I'll reach for Hand's candid insights, which suggest potential rewards and challenges," says Grace.
Astrologers each have their own way of reading charts. One key component of their unique style and interpretation is based on the house system they choose and use (it can stir up a lot of debate within the astrology community).
"I learned so much about how the meaning of the houses has evolved through history," says Grace. "Astrology has been around for thousands of years, and like all languages, evolves with the consciousness of the humans who use it." Grace recommends that astrology students familiarize themselves with all the house systems and then choose the system they prefer to use.
Whether you're already dating and want to check your compatibility or simply curious about the most astrologically aligned potential partners for you, this book can provide valuable insight. It combines specific parts of each person's birth chart to generate a third chart focused on the relationship, "as if the relationship was a person with its own needs and purpose," says Grace.
Astrologers can gain a lot of information from looking at someone's birth chart, including the ideal jobs or career paths for someone's personality type. This book is a useful guide for helping people get on track with their goals and find a career that is actually fulfilling.
"When I prepare a horoscope for consultation, I rarely know what my new client does for a living," says Grace. "I use the techniques in this book to jot down the kind of career the horoscope suggests they need to pursue in order to be happy."
The reason why astrologers should read this book is because it shows the ways in which astrology becomes a love language both in the relationships that are close to us and the relationships that are far to us. This book is about two young people, Mabel and Audre, who are in love. Mabel starts a correspondence with an incarcerated man named Afua Mahmoud. Where does astrology enter into the story? Petrus uses astrology to organize her timekeeping of the narrative, making things nostalgic even as they happen in the present tense. Afua is obsessed with astrology the way we are when we are deeply curious about the world. This book is a YA novel that will show you the richness and depth of astrology more than any textbook or handbook.
Every astrologer should have an understanding of metaphor and race is also a metaphor. No one should pretend to understand metaphor without having an understanding of race. Race is how metaphors are distributed within white supremacist society. In this book, Fields and Fields explore race not as a rational or scientific phenomenon but as a magical one. Metaphors, after all, are not scientific but magical and race as a metaphor is powerful precisely because it is illusory and fictional. Fields and Fields talk about the social power of magical systems, of which race is a part.
This book is a powerful one. It leaves us with the feeling that our languages are convoluted because they are inadequate. This is a feeling that every astrologer is familiar with.
Those who seek insight from the stars are rarely buoyant, boring, or unblemished by pain. In her study of the wounded healer archetype, Melanie Reinhart awakens the possibilities of metamorphosis for the student of astrology, sharing insight into how the core narratives of our chart can be alchemized into medicine to share with the world. A key text for reconnecting with the soul and meaning of this byzantine field of study.
In her well-researched examination, Alice Sparkly Kat shows how the universal themes of astrology have been informed by the cultural apparati of their day: How have our images of the planets been warped by Roman supremacist values, and its current incarnations in contemporary society? In what ways have our understandings of fate and fortune been tangled up by the noise of our culture? Sparkly Kat invites readers to free astrology from any authority or institution, and claim its eternal wisdom for themselves.
Astrology: it's personal. Your favorite fire sign's astrology book should be as unique as their own special place on the zodiac. This book is built around your giftee's birth date and sun sign, has their name on the cover, and can even be peppered with photos of them. Choose from four designs to suit their taste, too - even if they're as particular as a Virgo.
Carole Taylor (who wrote this book) has devoted her career to studying the ancient art of seeking wisdom in the stars. She's a lecturer and former President of the Faculty of Astrological Studies in London, as well as a complementary therapist with fantastic taste in necklaces.
Delve into the mysteries of the Night -- from divination and astrology to ancient philosophy and self-exploration -- in The Night School, a magical course of study for modern witches, seekers, and mystics, from award-winning author Maia Toll.
Welcome to the Night School, Firefly. Here you'll explore the farthest reaches of the universe, and the deepest parts of yourself. You'll learn to cast off the constraints of the day, and open your eyes, your heart, and your mind to the enchanted mystery of the Night. You'll travel the world in search of inspiring sites, timeless wisdom, and essential magic. And you'll do so under the bewitching guidance of the Night Mistress, your guide in the curriculum of all that lies beneath the starry sky.
For anyone interested in spirituality, folklore, mysticism, witchcraft, healing, and self-exploration, The Night School is a highly creative journey into the magic of the night. Organized as an enchanted course of study, with semesters and subjects for exploration -- ranging from Midnight Foundations (Philosophy 101) to Divining the Night (Divination 101) to Harnessing the Celestial Tides (Energetic Engineering 101) -- this illuminating manual offers short nightly lessons complete with reflections, exercises, homework, and even extra credit to help readers connect with the power of the night and explore the deeper mysteries of being human. In an era when our daytime hours are increasingly uncertain and people are turning inward to reevaluate what really matters, The Night School encourages us to slow down and contemplate our dreams, relationship to the natural world, and the ancient traditions of mystical thinking -- all by the light of the moon.
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