Rulers of the Horoscope: Finding Your Way Through the Labyrinth

by Alan Oken

Book Overview

A practical and thorough treatment on the meanings of all aspects of planetary and house rulerships, Rulers of the Horoscope : Finding Your Way Through the Labyrinth is the definitive sourcebook on... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0892541350
• ISBN13: 9780892541355
• Release Date: April 2008
• Publisher: Nicolas-Hays
• Length: 304 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.1" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

Rulers of the Horoscope - a Treasure for any astrological library

I have been teaching astrology for about nine years now and have had the very darndest time explaining to my students how to use rulers of signs to help describe each sign and its house placement articulately - in plain English. This book does just that! It is required reading for any teacher and student.

The Web of Rulerships

The intricate interweaving of planetary Rulerships is at the secret heart of every chart. Far from being just an 'old school' concern, this web of relationships is an essential starting point for any analysis. If you are checking your transits without this knowledge, you are missing everything! From the first chapter, 'Peeling the Onion', to the last, you will find your confidence growing as you clutch the tablets of Rulership Hierarchies. Study the indicating factors for addiction, androgyny, foibles and flights of fancy. Delineate career, love, family relationship and travel questions with confidence. If you have been avoiding learning the material presented in this book, delay no longer. Rich with relevant example charts of the famous, infamous, and everyday people, peppered with insights, and laden with clearly defined 'cookbook' style examples to aid you, this book is a gem. You'll want to keep it close at hand until you have absorbed all its secrets.

good introduction to rulerships

This is a useful and interesting book about rulerships. I find the delineations quite good, though sometimes too short and incomplete. I'm not sure if these delineations are based on massive research or whether they are more theoretically written down. Anyway if you want to know something about the importance of the final dispositor, receptions etc.. you should read the book because these items are very well explained in some short chapters. These chapters I find the best.