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|  | | Astrology and the Archetypal Power of Numbers
Using The Theology of Arithmetic by Imablichus (translated by Robin Waterfield) as a primary source and point of departure, the book aims to give a visceral sense of number in a qualitative sense, weaving together a collage of ideas from mythology, cutting-edge science, history, politics, and personal experience.
Astrology and the Archetypal Power of Number is the second book in the Astropoetic Series.
Building upon the astro-logic of the chakras, introduced in the first book in the Series, Tracking the Soul With An Astrology of Consciousness, this new book shows how an integration of the chakras is implicated in our collective evolution.
The book explores how number is 'pre-existent to consciousness' – encoded in our collective psychology as human beings, and in the construction of the universe of which we are conscious. The more deeply we go into this great mystery, the more | |  | | The Seven Gates of Soul: Reclaiming the Poetry of Everyday Life
6000-year history of ideas about the soul, exploring concepts from religion, philosophy, science, psychology and astrology
Like many who have come before me, and many who will come after, I always intuitively believed that I was born for a reason. I am here not just as a biochemical convergence of routine happenstance, but as part of a conscious design. Whose conscious design has never been a question with easy answers, but I cannot help but notice its presence everywhere. I marvel at the fact that the Earth is just the right distance from the Sun, and has all the necessary ingredients – a breathable atmosphere, accessible water, a moderate temperature, and more – to support organic life. I am awed by the fact | |  | | Tracking the Soul With An Astrology of Consciousness
An integration of astrology and the chakra system.
Although few astrologers would argue that any birthchart is written in stone, beyond the exercise of free will, choice or consciousness, little is written about the subjective interplay between astrological symbolism and the consciousness exercised in relation to it. The astrological community has little to say about consciousness – neither in terms of how it impacts the subjective perception of a birthchart, nor the way the meaning of a birthchart changes as the symbolism is embodied more or less consciously. As the first in a series elaborating an astropoetic approach to astrology, this b |
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