Contents:

Introduction

Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces

About the author

Comment:

For each sign, there are keywords, introductory notes, legends (Egyptian, Celtic, Italian, Tibetan - this varies) & a rite (i.e., initiation). These are Wiccan. Each ritual starts with a brief initial ceremony (appropriate to the sign in question), and then has a visualization, which amounts to a short story. A good many of these feature nudity of one party or another, but these are visualizations & not what can actually be staged. On page xi is a line drawing of a nude female (complete with pubic hair) which is to orient us to the rulerships of the constellations with the parts of the body. At the very end of the book, About the Author, we learn she has been a witch since 1960 (this book is from 1992). Presumably she is of the sky-clad sort. There is something about wicca & nudity. They are either going out of their way to emphasize it, or backpedaling just as fast to say that they don't do that.

Weiser, 221 pages.

Contents:

Moving towards the 21st century and the age of Aquarius
Sun sign astrology and the astrological ages
Understanding astrology
Interpreting the horoscope
Calculation of the birth horoscope
New boundaries of the Aquarian age.

Comment:

Mostly introductory material, but the topics raised & the charts supplied, you can do your own analysis & get a lot more out of the book than what the author intended.

153 pages including references, recommended reading and worksheets. Gemcraft Books, paper, 152 pages.