Two Works By Palden Jenkins

[unukalhai]

Today I found two online books by Palden Jenkins, both of which were quite interesting.

The first, "Living In Time" is a 20-part series covering many facets of Astrology, and has much useful information.
http://www.isleofavalon.co.uk/time.html

The second, "The Historical Ephemeris", is a unique piece covering almost 3000 years of time, outlining historical events to the cycles of the outer planets. If you are not only into astrology, but love history too, this is a really neat piece!
http://www.isleofavalon.co.uk/ephem.html

Both are available for online viewing, free of charge, with the HTML content available in a zip file from the site.

The root of the website, "The Glastonbury Archive", offers other esoteric material online as well

http://www.isleofavalon.co.uk/GlastonburyArchive/

Anyways, figured I'd share... :)

[lilllybelle]

I tryed to acess the historical file, but I had some difficulties downloading it. It seemed like it would be interesting though. L.

[unukalhai]

If you can't seem to download the archived version to view locally on your computer, you might have better luck reading it online...

Link to the main index page:
http://www.isleofavalon.co.uk/GlastonburyArchive/ephem/ea-index.html

... Hope that helps :)

[lilllybelle]

It's amazing to see someone taking that much time to do all of that astrological research without any rewards for it except for personal satifaction. I guess most of us astrologers study astro stuff like crazy though simpily because we enjoy the subject. L.

[unukalhai]

Both works were published commercially by Gateway Books, UK, in the 80s, but republished online around 2000 after physical printing ceased.

From the copyright notice:
"May this re-published book bring great benefit to all readers – it is shared with love, in the hope that it helps its readers awaken and find their way through life's jungle!"

A great attitude! I think all authors should do this after they've reaped the majority of the financial rewards from publication. It's exactly what I'd do if I ever publish anything... Hopefully someday :D

Much respect to Mr. Jenkins!