 eclipses, as they can be utilized both in terms of forecasting world events and for predicting personal transformations.
How does one measure an eclipse's life span? Does it matter if it's a solar or a lunar eclipse, and what's the difference anyway? How do you determine the power of an eclipse and where does this special power come from? What is the Lord of the eclipse and what can it tell us? What about the zodiac sign of the eclipse? How do you know when an eclipse is activated and when to expect events? All of these questions are addressed in part one of the book.
Part two shares astounding examples of major events and their connection to eclipses in our history, including events of the new millennium, to demonstrate how the past can teach us much about the future. Topics include key figures, assassinations, finances, the stock market, 9/11, wildfires, shark attacks, war, space shuttles, extraterrestrials, and more. I also share some projections, with special attention to the potential events signified by eclipses in 2007, and include an extended outlook to 2020.
Part three is all about you, or how to determine the meaning of an eclipse in an individual's chart. Do you know you can draw definite conclusions of a predictive nature based solely upon eclipses? And, they are often to be anticipated! Even your prenatal eclipse says things about you. An eclipse acts as a guidepost on life's journey—a message from the cosmos. You'll find how to differentiate between solar and lunar eclipses, between North and South Node eclipses of each type; there are even key phrases for each of the four. You'll learn how to prepare for a significant eclipse by looking at house, angular, and planetary indicators. By examining specific trigger dates you can also learn when to expect important developments. There's even a collection of short stories from people who experienced eclipses similar to those you may be having now.
Whether you're interested in an eclipse from a personal or a worldly perspective, tables and charts in part four cover each consecutive eclipse through 2012, with power ratings and dates of stimulation. There are mundane and planetary keys and elemental assignments that pinpoint the significance of any given eclipse. I've included charts for many countries including the US, for several US cities and for NASA and the NYSE. These help locate parts of the world and other entities affected by eclipses. Each entry includes sundry historical information of interest and a listing of coming eclipses of significance.
No matter your particular interest, you are sure to find a treasure or two in Eclipses: Predicting World Events and Personal Transformation.
Graduating from the West Coast College of Astrology in the mid 80s, Celeste Teal (Arizona) actually began her journey into the field of astrology as a complete skeptic. The first time she opened a book on the subject, in ...