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Astrology and the Cards

Politics & Social Sciences

Bailey, E. H.

Philosophy

Kessinger Publishing

This occurs at the moment of conception, originally used as a method of rectification of doubtful horoscopes. with dustjacket, ltd ed, 1970 clean bright copy

The prenatal epoch,

Religion & Spirituality

Occult & Paranormal

Red Wheel/Weiser

<p>Fascinating autobiography of Edd Bailey who rose from carman's helper to President and CEO of the Union Pacific Railroad. He was a prime force in the expansion and consolidation of the railroad, enabling it to achieve its premier status during the 1960s. The world's largest train yard, Bailey Yard at North Platte, NE, which was constructed during his tenure, is named in his honor. So esteemed was he by his peers that the company refused to let him retire at the normal time and kept him on for more three years. This book provides insight into the mind of a managerial genius and a railroad expert at the top of his game. 150 pages.</p>

A Life With the Union Pacific: The Autobiography of Edd Bailey

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Saltillo Pr

Literature & Fiction

Literary

A rare English work, one of the first books to equate the Playing Cards with Astrological Charts. Used both for Birth Charts and a unique Progressed Charts technique. The author was a founding member of one of England's most prestigious Astrological Associations along with Alan Leo, W. Gorn-Old (Sepharial), G.T.  Elliot, among others. 8 1/2" x 11", tape-bound.

Astrology and the Cards(tape-bound)

McLaren-Owens, Iain

Astro-Cards Enterprises

Many people ask, why do astrologers study birth charts, why do they not study the moment of conception? This is not a new question. The reason for birth charts is that birth is a significant, easily determined moment in time. The reason against conception is that it's darn hard, in most cases, to figure out exactly when that was. You need a technique. The standard technique, which was not new to Bailey - nor Sepharial, his muse - was to go back nine months, interchange ascendant & moon, and call that the Epoch, or moment of conception. This is as far as Ivy Goldstein-Jacobson ever took it. The problem was the simple interchange did not work in all that many cases. The solution, which both Sepharial & Bailey gradually arrived at, was an additional three epochs. Which one applies to you depends on where the moon is by house, and the angular relationship it has to the sun. As to the various goodies in this book, the prenatal epoch is a factor in rectification, twins & multiple births, and birth defects. It can also be used with directions, primary directions & more. Which amounts to an entire school of astrology, if anyone wants to push it.  Towards the end of Bailey's life (1876-1959), Hans Niggemann, of Uranian astrology fame, got him to admit there should be even more rules & epochs, but until someone else is so inspired, E.H. Bailey's work is the standard which all others must meet.

The Prenatal Epoch

New Age & Spirituality

Astrology Classics

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