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The first book in the Earth Changes trilogy, Our Solar Lives explores the significance of the Sun on terrestrial life. The Sun is more than a source of heat and light and the necessary ingredients for life. Solar pulses also drive many earthly rhythms both biological and behavioral. Cycles on the Sun produce cycles on the Earth. Great solar emanations – solar flares and electro-magnetic storms – have been linked to agricultural and manufacturing productivity, animal abundances, financial fluctuations, wars, accidents, mass migrations, and pandemics. Cycles like these are the flow of Nature that philosophers and scientists have pondered for centuries.
Once revered as god, the Sun is still central to life on Earth. The study of sunspots tells us much about the importance of cycles as a model for understanding the world. Cycle research is as old as ancient Babylon, predating the Bible by several thousand years when astrologers first began to chart the heavens. They spoke of planetary correspondences that were said to be signs of conditions on Earth – “as above, so below.” And now we have strong evidence that planetary cycles influence the Sun, which in turn influences the Earth’s “electrical weather,” and, hence, all biological life. The astrological and biological link to the planets originates with the Sun. Solar storms cause disturbances in the Earth’s ionosphere resulting in electro-magnetic storms. Electromagnetism in turn influences the formation of massive weather fronts and stirs biological activity. And all of these natural occurrences have a cyclical beat.
What are cycles? What causes them? What can they tell us? We are particularly interested in planetary cycles because many of their periodicities are found in economic and historical data. Cycles, especially planetary cycles, are a key to understanding the flow of nature.
We face today a number of unprecedented challenges – from globalization to global warming to the possibility of another ice age – we are also in the throes of widespread cultural change. Overpopulation and the soon to be under-population of the planet is another huge problem facing civilization. The depletion and pollution of natural resources also challenge our survival; next is to establish the prime energy source after oil – solar energy generated in space and electromagnetically beamed back to Earth. Warfare has evolved from great armies pitted against one another to small pitched battles against Islamic terrorists bent on killing as many unbelievers as possible, to the dread of a nuclear exchange. Yet war, like the ups and downs in the financial markets, dance in predictable natural patterns. These challenges are nothing new. They are all governed by cyclical patterns, driven by the Sun and the cosmos.
Cycles make up our lives. They help make sense the majestic working of the universe. And they guide us, or as some will surely conclude, they compel us to make choices and to take certain actions at specified times. One cannot read this comprehensive account of human cyclical conduct (the Earth Changes trilogy) without a sense of awe – and humility. We are part of a vast collective of living matter, a soup of starry stuff, and weaving frequencies of energy. This book is devoted to an understanding of these mystifying forces. It is a small attempt to comprehend the incomprehensible.
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Seasons of Humanity, part of the Earth Changes trilogy, explores the links between terrestrial cycles, human nature, and the cosmos.
The Sun is the principle energizer of cycles on Earth. Great storms on the Sun, measured by sunspot numbers and other means, send massive waves of energized particles throughout the solar system, impinging the Earth and altering the ionosphere, the electromagnetic curtain that surrounds the planet. Electromagnetism profoundly affects living organisms, including humans, and plays a role in stimulating major weather fronts.
Electromagnetism and the climate act as go-betweens or transducers channeling cosmic forces to the human level. The weather thus plays a vital role in passing the forces of the universe into our very lives. The weather is a giant regulator affecting human health and productivity, the location and density of major populations, industrial output, major epidemics, droughts, mass migrations, even human pessimism/optimism, energy levels, resistance to disease, and birth and death rates.
Four world-wide climate cycles, each lasting about 25-years, help mold specific social, economic, political, and cultural events. Longer climate cycles of 100-years, 500-years, and 1,000-years also dovetail with epic times in history. Evidence is given showing that these long climate cycles owe their rhythm to the dynamic interactive cycles of Neptune and Pluto that time solar maxima and minima.
Seasons of Humanity provides readers a new take on the celestial connection and how climate patterns generate great historical developments.
YOUR KEY TO ASTROLOGY
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5″x8″ paperback; black and white; illustrated; 73 pages; copyright 1982
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A handy manual for astrologers and their students, an excellent primer for anyone who aims to develop a knack for interpreting natal horoscopes. Your Key to Astrology by Bill Hansen is a clear and straightforward exposition of the art and practice of astrology. ” Richard Nolle book review in Horoscope Magazine Sept. 1982.
A feature of this astrology primer is the set of key-word cards that accompanies the text. The author’s expressed aim is to develop the astrology student’s ability to interpret the various components of a birth chart in clear, readily formulated sentences. Interpretative sentences are easily formed through reference to the key-word cards. You learn how to blend a planet meaning with the zodiac sign it is in, as well as, applying a planet meaning to the house that the planet occupies. Planet to planet aspects are also covered. The technique is an amazingly easy way to learn how to interpret the various factors of a horoscope.
Planets, signs, houses, and aspects are all indexed on these cards, which were printed on attractive, color-coded heavy stock. Unfortunately the card stock is no longer available but the valuable information contained on each card is reproduced on white paper. The language of astrology is carefully defined in this text with many unique diagrams and chart examples illustrating the principles explained.
Although beginning students of the cosmic art/science will especially benefit from this approach, the author furnishes a wealth of technical details and procedures (all clearly explained and illustrated) which will also be of interest to advanced students and professional astrologers.
Special attention is given to topics not normally found in astrology textbooks. For instance, all aspects are distinguished in terms of dexter (waxing) and sinister (waning), as well as applying and separating. The unique nature of Mercury and Venus aspects in relation to each other and to the Sun receives special attention. (Mercury and Venus, because they cannot form the whole range of traditional aspects to the Sun or each other, require distinct interpretive techniques in recognition of their unique characteristics.)
The old controversy of which house system to use is addressed here in a most sensible fashion. Although he conditionally recommends a variation of the equal-house system (based on the Midheaven, not the Ascendant, the author sagely counsels the novice to experiment with several systems and settle on the one that works best in his or her own experience.
This book is the culmination of Bill Hansen’s first twelve years of practice as a professional astrologer.
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