ASTROLOGY FOR ALL! The Rational Basis of Astrology. At cath coby of tis book is likly to cone ite the han of a grit mem: boro ete eh find es a ene il th ae Alraacoct, Tal et Us foal mani toa ries toicgien toa! ee atl a deal ths fasta bi tating forts ofthe focdonat pera lyse mich Be sine nits and ais of teams of Altngg an a ban Chava Mads,” Then ile many a wiem he sere mblindy of ier nL at one affect but there ont athars wisi atutudesf ed hs dantecinet ‘ether than we ne (hat elas uaees hee The fr srincipic upon which the science of astrology cests ig, that the whole Universe fs actually what she term impose tatty ot har law which s found ip manifestation in one poson of Oe tac ey nnct also e equally petative hvouzhout the whe. The sonsmeseok {0 this major pecmise ts, that our ona solar system born oe eat complete whote, those laws which are operative among the sie Constituents of that system, st, the planetary babes wre eter so Pe am 9a4 the letcercomparents of the Yarve sjstem to wit comets and wheather objets on thts can, wheter soll, Aid ov ete whemnet human, animal, vegetable oY minced [The sccnd prince is, that by a study of the motions and relative positions of the planets che operations of chese laws wnay be observed, measured, and determiced From these te first pricciples, aided ty preseatday ubser- vation ard & mind capable of a metaphysical al ‘nnificance Of pheaomens, the whole tcience af AStiolory me nec, expounded can te deduced. eis a mistute far too prev song thoughtful and uoprejudiced people t suppose teav IEE picoens interest an Astrology i mesely the decadent terval of so basins superstition. based eptiely iow Ravertheless, ace Truth is the sameio all times, the learning of ee ancients, Urancmitied to us by Uadition--largely io the Tone of mytheis of tho greater value to the modere students Indeed, Ue Segfolawer who had to depend entirety on the no est principles mince shove Would certainly have a herculean tack before hinrol boone sig {iiulatige and indzclon before he xDuld be even so well equipped oy the reader who procures an elemeotary text-hook such at thee acd Helligectiy applics its principles. For while the attribstes ay ihe seous planets, Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Satum fer fastacce, se daily sbawa co be in eatize accordance with tho dicta Of tbe aneierythis ig a fact that is quite loct sight of hy the y critic yet the ariival at euch couelusion: by sheer experione theds alone would early a3 long deferred ax some of the modern theories, about ter and farce, rehieb are Seen when understood te be after all mere covoliasies of the elementary prineiples of mechanics, already cent wet a6. Having thus considered the pbilocephical, or perhaps one sould rater soy! the seicotife grounds for this Muay, asa. mane of Semprceniing nage’ lu ne wl fy enamine be Ge ogy a regards ts precth alepplication je ordinary Ren ie salt Ke noted that we bsve croft, ented si efeenvere the undesr the sulyect and hive tented ske matter fice the Siepucronste sands Point o pure reacon, “Andpif the penciples here athvded to be aet Ecnsideeed. proven, i ie at lent in jo Tie. most ingenio casviat (0 demenstiate their impossibility, et reaconably to aig thee 1S prs volketineod The Claime of Asteciey & mans of general charac gy then arc, that it offers first and foremost st savdy eatircly surpasting the combined advantages of ordinary apthrepuispical metheds. being at once more compirbensive andl mare subcie Secensly, a this 1 preenicently its greweat, its divine use, a means er the unbiasced exe eation Of e's own character, abd thie mos: «flecsive nuvane of ste egtrering. Wy. a hme wleege of Umer and seasons appiepriate lat cer werks, aed a meane of testing cre’ evveleprw or ef character. Lastly aed leastly, thosgh anicriuneiely by many sede firsily and sotely, & means to & nig extent-—ande-é, with there apeeially le extent-—ol forecasting future events, The utility of 1 ftted, (6.8 very dy of this ancient, ores whieh ex cof every earnest and thoughtUl persco, Finaily we may add that, wbile in reality ¢ 5 115 $0 based upen simplicity that anvore can in 2 shes becese sufictently proficient, nol only to rast hncercepe” (i itself & mere question of reckoning), but also © sopie eatent to “judge a nauvity.