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HERCULES’ LABOURS
The Evolutionary Path Round The Horoscope by Phoebe Wyss
The myths of Hercules’ labours are used as keys in this book to unlock the deeper significance of the twelve houses of the horoscope. These are interpreted archetypally and seen as reflecting the same twelve principles as the signs. Its light and playful style makes Hercules’ Labours very accessible – also to readers unversed in astrology. In order to hear the ancient myths speak to you personally, and uncover your personal agenda of labours, you need to know only three factors from your birth chart. The monsters Hercules encountered, and we must wrestle with, are in the mind. They are projections of the fears and negativity that have prevented us so far from taking our seat on Mount Olympus and realising our true nature as a god among gods.
‘Simply
written, though never simplistic, this
insightful archetypal tour of the astrological
houses provides rich food for thought
for novice and experienced astrologer
alike. Highly recommended as an addition
to any astrologer's library.’
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| Jane
Ridder-Patrick, Principal, Scottish School
of Astrology. |
| 'Phoebe
leads the reader on a poetic and insightful
journey through the houses of the horoscope,
with particular reference to Saturn, the
great taskmaster and teacher of the heavens.' |
| Frank
Clifford, Principal, London School of Astrology. |
| 'Phoebe
has used the myth of the labours of Hercules
in a delightfully playful way to track the
challenges the planet Saturn presents us
with at the different stages of our spiritual
journey. If you are fascinated by symbols
and the interconnectedness of things, this
is the book for you.' |
| Pankaja
Brooke, novelist. |
Treetongue Publishing, 2007
ISBN 0-954-6099-6-4
Price £9.99 +p&p 
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