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Publication
Toronto ; New York : Bantam Books, 1984.
Description
"Steven Forrest's timeless astrology classic The Inner Sky remains a groundbreaking exploration into an astrology based on freedom and choice rather than deadening predictions. Still one of the best and most frequently recommended astrology primers for beginners, The Inner Sky guides the reader into a profoundly rich and empowering evolutionary cosmology that frames life within a context of possibility, hope, and wonder."--Page 4 of cover.
User reviews
LibraryThing member meridius
The first astrology I read, back in 1985. Forrest's Jungian Archetypal metaphors launch tired old astrology chiches out of their superstition-encrusted boxes. All call for poet-astrologers.
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Original publication date
1984
Physical description
xv, 298 p.; 18 cm
ISBN
0553243519 / 9780553243512
Local notes
ES - gift of Elin Schroeder (Anith)
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