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The Astrology Bible: The Definitive Guide to the Zodiac (MBS Reference)
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #145708 in Books
- Published on: 2005-03-30
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 400 pages
Editorial Reviews
Synopsis
For thousands of years astrology has helped people choose the right path in life, understand themselves better, find love, choose a career, and make crucial decisions. Millions of people who read their daily horoscopes in a magazine or newspaper would like to understand astrology better. This comprehensive, illustrated guide to traditional and modern astrology can help readers use astrology for personal growth and guidance in every aspect of life. Readers will learn to find the perfect gift for a particular sign, identify the career that fits their astrological personality, understand the effects of an eclipse, learn how to live in harmony with a particular zodiac partner, and discover how astrology can sound a timely warning about health and indicate appropriate healing methods. Written by one of the most popular contemporary astrologers, this is a must-have reference - a perfect introduction for the novice and a valuable guide for the expert astrologer.
Customer Reviews
Great quick reference with some typos
I'm into astrology as a hobbie and really enjoy flicking though 'The Astrology Bible'. I rarely go anywhere without it and often examine parts of my natal chart with the book as a guide. It's been a great way to start exploring astrology and I love the pictures and little side notes posted all the way through the book giving it a more approachable and friendly almost magazine quality. There is a down-side however. I've noticed a number of errors in the book that I assume were created by cutting and pasting as the book was typed but then missed in the proofing process. For example, Taurus is said to have the element 'Mutable' when even a newbie like me knows that Taurus is an 'Earth' sign and 'Mutable' is not only an quality rather than an element, it is not even the quality associated with Taurus. While the majority of information does seem to be very accurate, these typos leave a newbie like me wondering what other information I may be learning incorrectly from the book.
