There are excellent discussions on signs, planets,
houses, aspects, transits, progressions and even solar arcs, and there is a
good chapter on predictions. Included are stories of how planetary events
affect real people. He explains what they are and how to use them. There is an
easy to understand chapter on Dane Rudhyar and his writings, including
Rudhyar’s Lunation Cycle. I especially like this section since Rudhyar’s
writings are often obscure and hard to understand.
He emphasizes the importance of engaging a client in
the session and encouraging give and take. I have been doing this for years,
even though I was trained in the old “meat and potatoes” way. The therapeutic
way is the best way to balance out astrology. Many psychologists are quietly
using astrology in therapy with incredible success. The information in this
book will help you become a therapeutic astrologer. Being able to predict
events is wonderful, but you don't want you, your friends, or your clients to
go home wondering, "now what I do with this information about my life;
what do I do when the event happens?" This book solves that problem.
Throughout the book, there are many examples of
meditation, cognitive therapy, and specific exercises to help you work with the
birth chart and upcoming transits. So whether you are working with other people
or your own chart, you will have the knowledge and tools to get more out of
life.
Few books go into such detail on how to process the
information given by the birth chart. The birth chart is a blueprint of your
life. By using the methods in this book, you will learn ways to become the
architect of your life, building and molding events to help you evolve and
create a better life.
This is a must-have book if you want to help yourself
and others. You do not have to be an astrologer to enjoy this book. Planets in
Therapy is definitely on my bookshelf
and will be well used.
and will be well used.
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