Prognostic Astronomy
35.19 $
| Author(s) |
Sepharial |
|---|---|
| Product Type |
Ebook |
| Format |
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| Skill Level |
Intermediate to Advanced |
| Pages |
96 |
| Publication Year |
1901 |
| Delivery |
Instant Download |
Prognostic Astronomy: The Scientific Basis of the Predictive Art Commonly Called Astrology by Sepharial is a profound exploration of the ancient science of prediction through the lens of celestial mechanics and astrological principles. Written by one of the most influential esoteric scholars of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this book unveils the mathematical and philosophical foundation of primary directions—the cornerstone of predictive astrology.
Sepharial, known for his rigorous approach to astrology, integrates astronomical precision with the metaphysical understanding of planetary influence. Beginning with a clear guide on how to use the Ephemeris and Nautical Almanack, the text provides students with practical tools to calculate horoscopes, project arcs of direction, and interpret the subtle interplay of planets, aspects, and houses.
The work emphasizes the ancient science of “Prognostic Astrology,” tracing its roots back to Ptolemy of Alexandria and other luminaries such as Kepler and Tycho Brahe, who saw celestial configurations as indicators of worldly and personal events. Sepharial introduces the concept of the Speculum and explains the importance of semi-arcs, right ascensions, declinations, and the Part of Fortune in mapping the destiny of individuals.
More than a manual, this treatise blends astronomy, metaphysics, and astrology to reveal how planetary influences shape human life, health, fortune, and spiritual development. Students and seekers of esoteric wisdom will find in this volume a rare synthesis of ancient tradition and scientific reasoning, making it a timeless guide to the predictive art.
✅ What You’ll Learn:
- How to use the Ephemeris and Nautical Almanack for astrological calculations
- The construction and interpretation of the Speculum (planetary tables)
- The principles of Primary Directions: direct, converse, zodiacal, and mundane
- Methods for calculating aspects, parallels, and rapt parallels
- The significance of the Part of Fortune and its application in predictive astrology
- The role of planetary influences—Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, Neptune—on health, fate, and events
- Techniques for measuring time in astrology, including arcs and proportional logarithms
- Philosophical insights connecting astrology to psychology, metaphysics, and natural science
💡 Key Benefits:
- A foundational manual on Prognostic Astrology and primary directions
- Clear, step-by-step guidance for constructing horoscopes and calculating arcs
- Insightful explanations linking astronomy with astrology and metaphysics
- Rare reference tables of right ascensions, declinations, and proportional logarithms
- Historical insights into Ptolemy, Kepler, and Tycho Brahe’s contributions
👤 Who This Book Is For:
This book is essential for:
- Students of astrology and esoteric sciences seeking deeper understanding of predictive methods
- Practicing astrologers looking to refine their skills with primary directions and ancient techniques
- Researchers of Ptolemaic, Hermetic, and historical astrology
- Spiritual seekers interested in the intersection of astronomy, astrology, and metaphysical philosophy
📚 Table of Contents:
- Chapter I. The Use of Ephemerides and Tables
- Chapter II. The Horoscope of King Edward VII
- Chapter III. Primary Directions
- Chapter IV. Mundane Directions
- Chapter V. Aspects in Mundo
- Chapter VI. Mundane Parallels
- Chapter VII. Rapt Parallels
- Chapter VIII. Zodiacal Directions
- Chapter IX. Conjunctions in Zodiac
- Chapter X. Aspects in Zodiac
- Chapter XI. Order of Directing
- Chapter XII. Effects of Directions
- Chapter XIII. Summary (Newton, Kepler, Tycho Brahe)
- Chapter XIV. The Part of Fortune
- Chapter XV. Lunar Parallax
- Chapter XVI. The Houses of the Heavens
- Chapter XVII. Lunar Equation
Prognostic Astronomy By Sepharial
