Predictive Astrology: the Eagle and the Lark

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Cover; Copyrights; Dedication; Acknowledgements; Contents; List of Charts; The Fable of the Eagle and the Lark; 1. The Alphabet; Planets in Predictive Work; Angles in Predictive Work; Planetary Cycles; Dynamic; Houses in Predictive Astrology; 2. Working with Transits; Principles of Transits; A Case Study of Transits; Joan of Arc; Grading Transits; Retrograde Motion of Transits; Orbs for Transits; Feedback on Failure; Thomas Edison; Thomas Edison (Rectified); Joan of Arc (Placidus); Joan of Arc (Koch); 3. Secondary Progressions; Unique Features of Pregressions.;For serious astrologers, this book is full of predictive techniques that really work, including cycles, transits, returns, progressions, eclipses, and the clearest explanation of the Saros cycles ever! Describes luminary and planetary arcs, and how to use transits to set up time maps. Brady also interprets progressed planets, waxing and waning orbs, planets changing signs, retrograde motion of transits and lunar phases and how they operate in predictive work. Appendices. Bibliography. Cover Copyrights Dedication Acknowledgements Contents List of Charts The Fable of the Eagle and the Lark 1. The Alphabet Planets in Predictive Work Angles in Predictive Work Planetary Cycles Dynamic Houses in Predictive Astrology 2. Working with Transits Principles of Transits A Case Study of Transits Joan of Arc Grading Transits Retrograde Motion of Transits Orbs for Transits Feedback on Failure Thomas Edison Thomas Edison (Rectified) Joan of Arc (Placidus) Joan of Arc (Koch) 3. Secondary Progressions Unique Features of Pregressions. Non-Chart-Related ProgressionsChart Related Progressions Orbs for Progressions Interpreting Progressed Planets Galileo Galilei Leonardo da Vinci Vincent van Gogh 4. Time Maps Setting Up a Time Map The Art of Story Telling Case Studies of Time Maps Marie Curie Napoleon Bonaparte Queen Elizabeth I King Edward VII Elizabeth Barrett Browning A Quick Guide for Using Time Maps 5. Eclipses and the Saros Cycles Eclipses Marie Curie with Eclipses Napoleon I with Eclipses The Nodes Eclipse Orbs for New or Full Moons Frequency of Eclipses and Eclipse Seasons The Saros Cycles. The Nature of an Individual SeriesWorking with Saros Series Practical Questions about Eclipses A Case Study of Eclipses Case Study with Eclipses Born on an Eclipse Prince William 6. Older Systems Predictive Systems The Failed Eagle Returns (Planets or Luminaries) Steven -- Solar Return Abraham Lincoln -- Solar Return Marie Curie -- Solar Return Queen Elizabeth I -- Lunar Return Queen Elizabeth I -- Personal New Moon Return Marie Curie -- Lunar Return Marie Curie -- Personal New Moon Return Edward VIII -- Lunar Phase Return Personal Planet Returns. George Bernard Shaw -- Mercury ReturnElizabeth Barrett -- Venus Return for Meeting with Browning Elizabeth Barrett Browning -- Venus Return for Marriage Joan of Arc -- Mars Return Outer Planet Returns Queen Victoria -- Jupiter Return Queen Victoria -- Saturn Return Luminary and Planetary Arcs 7. Once the Lark Sings (Conclusion) Appendices Appendix 1: Calculating Secondary Progressions Appendix 2: Calculating Returns Appendix 3: Planetary Arcs Appendix 4: Planetary Conjunctions (1900-2050) Appendix 5: Outer Planetary Conjunctions Appendix 6: The Saros Cycles. Appendix 7: Eclipses (1900-2050)Appendix 8: Eclipses in Zodiacal Order Bibliography Index About the Author.