Total Solar Eclipse - March 29, 2006

Astrology book by Kathryn Cassidy

Would you like to know what the Eclipse of March 29th, 2006 heralds for the World?

If you want an interesting read, download Kathryn Cassidy's latest astrology book "EVALUATING THE TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE"

What does the upcoming eclipse portend for the World in 2006? Since the dawn of time, Solar Eclipses have been seen as harbingers of doom and disaster. This book examines the likely effects of The Total Solar Eclipse of 2006 Using ancient and modern techniques, it evaluates who, where and what is likely to be impacted.

Inside you will find the following:

An overview of Eclipses.
A short history of Astrology.
How to judge the effects of an Eclipse using techniques handed down by Ptolemy, William Lilly, Raphael and other traditional and modern astrologers.
Learn where, when and how Eclipses manifest their effects.
View Astrocartography maps to locate the areas of influence of the Eclipse.
Read what has happened in the World after previous Eclipses.
Find out what this Eclipse portends.
Discover how the Eclipse may impact you.

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Whether you are a professional astrologer or a complete novice, this book is for you.
Here's a preview:

On page 12
The Sun manages to be on these points twice in a year and when a New Moon occurs exactly on the nodal line and the Moon has little or no latitude, then a total Solar Eclipse will occur. This can be seen diagrammatically here:

As we noted earlier, just small sunspots and phenomena altering the light and affecting the magnetic field of the Sun can have consequences on Earth. Since time immemorial astrologers have attempted to delineate what correlations exist on Earth when the entire light of the Sun is prevented from reaching great swathes of it.

It is to this task of judging the terrestrial effects of the celestial Total Solar Eclipse that we shall turn our attention to next.

And on page 15
In his treatise on the effect of eclipses, William Lily elucidates on how the effects may be judged and what events may be expected from them. He writes��..

'To Know what kingdom or City the effects shall belong':

"In every great Eclipse of the Sun and Moon you must observe the place in the zodiac, that is in which of the twelve signs the defect is in and consider the Kingdoms, cities or countries subject unto that sign, according to their several distributions� You are also to take notice of the midheaven, viz., or sign culminating of the King or Principle Govenor of the Kingdom , Metropolitan City or country or if at his birth either of the lights were near the degree eclipsed��.. if you have the Ascendant of a city, town or corporation .. or any new or old inception.. the greater the eclipse is and by how much more near to an Angle the Eclipse falls, the more strong and forcible the Effects demonstrate themselves�.."

So this seems like quite sound astrological wisdom. We must observe which place in the Zodiac the eclipse, which he calls a defect, falls.

Using the forthcoming Total Solar Eclipse of Mar 29th, 2006 as an example, the answer is 8 degrees of Aries i.e., eight degrees of celestial longitude along the ecliptic from the First Point of Aries

He then asks us to 'consider the Cities and countries subject to that sign'...

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Thank you and very best wishes,
Kathryn Cassidy

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