Alan Leo Knihy

Poprvé v českém překladu se čtenářům dostává do rukou populární příručka jednoho z nejslavnějších evropských astrologů, který bývá rovněž označován za zakladatele moderní astrologie XX.století. Právě jeho knihy to byly, které způsobily znovuzrození astrologie v našem věku a zvedly vlnu zájmu nejen v Anglii, ale rovněž v dalších evropských zemích a také v USA o toto, dlouhá desetiletí tabuizované téma. Astrologie pro každého jako první z příruček Alana Lea je určena široké veřejnosti nejen pro snadný a přístupný způsob výkladu, ale i proto, že čtenáře nezatěžuje výpočty a přitom každému umožňuje základní poznání astrologického systému a v neposlední řadě i lepší poznání sebe sama.

Covers calculations of the ascendant, the use of the table of houses, the reading of an ephemeris, the conversion of birth time to sideral time, and the adjustment of planetary motions.

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Focusing on the astrological significance of Saturn, this book examines its mythology, symbolism, and influence on personal and societal levels. Alan Leo discusses the challenges presented by Saturn, offering insights and practical advice for harnessing its energy for personal growth and spiritual development. Originating from a series of public lectures in 1916, this facsimile reprint preserves the original content while making it accessible for contemporary readers, reflecting a commitment to cultural preservation in literature.

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