Any clarification of phenomena, or classification of things and events, takes place in the human mind, and is no more than a convenience of understanding. In consequence, this text offers a technique of judgement. Astrology, like psychology, is able to predict the probabilities in a given situation because it relates one experience to another experience. Experience itself is constant change, and any predictive judgement must obviously have a continual reorientation. The Guide to Horoscope Interpretation presents the author’s many original thoughts on various facets of astrology. Twenty-eight horoscopes are delineated, and basic points of interpretation are provided for forty-four others. The book tells are provided for forty-four others. The book tells how to recognize and organize the planetary patterns. It substantiates the subject matter while illustrating the charts of forty-nine outstanding individuals and identifying all the basic focal determinations. It also shows how to identify the lines of human behaviour which may provide guidance to horoscope interpretation. The supplementary material provided in the book helps a comprehensive view of the subject.
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