Roy Gillett Knihy

Astrologie zdaleka není jen o tom, v jakém znamení jste se narodili. Jak se rozložení planet ve vašem horoskopu odráží ve vašem životě a charakteru? Co vypovídá 12 „domů" o vašich vlohách a ambicích? Co jsou to „aspekty" a jak vám jejich pochopení může pomoci vyřešit rozpory ve vašem životě? V této jedinečné knize odhaluje astrolog Roy Gillett skryté vrstvy astrologie, aby rozkryl složitou souhru nejrůznějších vlivů, jež utvářejí lidskou povahu a osud. Tajnou řeč astrologie doprovází speciální software vytvořený výhradně pro tuto knihu. Umožňuje vám během pár vteřin vygenerovat podrobné a přesné horoskopy pro vás, vaši rodinu a přátele.

The book explores the necessity of astrology in today's society, arguing that the prevailing scientific mindset may contribute to our current issues. It envisions a future where modern technology merges with a compassionate appreciation of individual uniqueness, positioning astrology as a crucial diagnostic instrument. By reflecting on the Enlightenment's dismissal of such ideas 300 years ago, it proposes a transformative 21st-century perspective aimed at fostering improved social conditions globally.

This book is replete with lavish color photography and illustrations. The textual portions are short, simple and basic. Young readers will enjoy it and the accompanying disc with even more imagery. Surprisingly, there is a thorough index.

Renowned astrologer Roy Gillett uncovers the hidden layers of astrology to explain the complex interplay of influences that shape our character and our destiny.

The book presents a vision for a sustainable economy where ecological and economic crises are addressed through a system that promotes harmony among all interests. It proposes a new standard of exchange rooted in genuine giving and kindness, suggesting that this approach can lead to a more equitable and sustainable future. By emphasizing the importance of altruism in economic transactions, it challenges conventional notions of value and encourages a shift towards a more compassionate societal framework.

In 1955, Reginald Gill - milkman and part-time illegal bookie - took his 12-year-old son Roy to the Spring meeting at Epsom Downs Racecourse. It was a trip that started a life-long passion for racing,