Astrophia: Being Metaphysical Astrology

55 BILLION PAGES EXIST ON THE WEB, AND YOU LANDED ON THIS BOOK. MAYBE IT'S MORE THAN CHANCE.
THE STELLAR DOCTRINE, ASTROLOGY, DIVINATION, METAPHYSICS, MYTHOLOGY, SPIRITUAL SCIENCE, ASTROLOGY OF ANCIENT EGYPT, THE SOUL, THE INFINITE BEING, DIVINE HARMONY, LAW OF THE UNIVERSE, CREATIVE INTELLIGENCE, & MUCH MORE
IN ABSOLUTELY STUNNING CONDITION FOR A BOOK THAT IS ALMOST 75 YEARS OLD

"All are but parts of a stupendous whole, whose body nature is, and god the soul."

This volume contains a treasure trove of knowledge and wisdom for those studying astrology and divination's ancient art. You will find many passages on the art of Astrology within its pages. Still, it contains much more than meets the eye, with passages on spiritual science, the infinite being, Egyptian Astrology, and the esoteric. In the finest condition I have ever owned and is a lovely printing overall. They don't make books like this anymore, and I don't think they ever will. I would snag this one before someone else does...

"Observations on the Stellar Doctrine, Its Principles, Its Symbolism, Its Speculative Truths, and Its Mundane Applications as Revealed Through Discernible Facts and Palpable Correspondences."

It contains 79 pages, and the covers are gilt-stamped cloth.

Hazelrigg, John (1860-1941)
American astrologer, born on June 20, 1860. He was the younger of twins, his brother being one hour older. Hazelrigg moved to New York as an actor but later abandoned the stage to become an astrologer. His first book, Metaphysical Astrology, was published in 1900, and in 1901 he launched a magazine, Astro-Herald. In 1916 he led the formation of the American Academy of Astrologians, an elite group of astrologers who met periodically to discuss the more esoteric aspects of astrology. Hazelrigg edited the proceedings.

Hazelrigg wrote several additional books over the years. He also worked with George J. McCormack in astrometeorological research for 15 years (1917-32).