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Astrology for the Millions Paperback – December 31, 2007 by Grant Lewi (Author), R.S. Raman (Author)

Name: Astrology for the Millions Paperback – December 31, 2007 by Grant Lewi (Author), R.S. Raman (Author)
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"Astrology for the Millions" should be one of your first basic books if you want to study astrology. And you do not need a computer to have your chart drawn. This book contains all the tables you need so you can go ahead. Not only the descriptions of the planets through the signs are revealing, the planetary phases (obscure period, periods of public rise, consolidation etc...) and transiting phases are a must know. In "Astrology for the Millions" you will find information that you will not find easily in other books. A clear, simply-stated exposition of astrology, free of all the mumbo jumbo about "dark men" and "dangers of accidents on long journeys" which too often characterizes such works. With the help of this book the reader will discover his basic traits, his best possibilities, his capabilities, his attitudes and opportunities in love, marriage, business, travel and every other department of life. So hasten to get your copy of this one!

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About the Author

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Most days, Grant was an ordinary fellow with a delicious sense of humor. On other days, he was somewhat of a mystic. Grant was an individualist belonging to no cults or organizations and an opponent of the first atomic bomb. He concentrated on his work in a Greenwich village apartment one day, but was out exploring the mountains and desert of Arizona a few days later. In addition to being a writer, he taught English at Dartmouth and edited HOROSCOPE magazine until he resigned because he was restless. Grant never carried life insurance until shortly before his death in 1951. Then, even his bank loans were covered by life insurance. Grant refused to make appointments for the month that was to follow his death. He joked about this, and told people, "I'll see you then if I am still here."