Reviews for Past Life Astrology Use Your Birthchart To Understand Your Karma

The average rating for Past Life Astrology Use Your Birthchart To Understand Your Karma based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2021-01-04 00:00:00 Roger Ryan A 3.5-star rating. "Where did your particular traits come from? Only when you look at the idea of reincarnation can you find an answer. Reincarnation stipulates that you have lived before and have incarnated once again into your present body. Where karmic, or past life astrology differs from conventional astrology is that past life astrologers believe that the birthchart sets out a picture that reflects your previous experience, the credits and deficits you yourself created in another life. Conventional astrology says that these patterns arose from a random act of fate: your birth. However, past life astrologers would say that this moment of birth is carefully chosen so that the chart fits both your past experience and the lessons you have incarnated to learn as well as your potential for the future." Introduction - pg. 7 In twelve chapters, Judy maps out all the pertinent information you need to begin understanding your Astrology from a Past Life and or Karmic perspective. She has included the elements, the houses, the inner and outer planets, as well as the nodes of the moon giving adroit interpretations of all. I found the Body-Planet Correspondences quite useful, with such examples as, Mercury - respiration, brain, nervous system, Uranus - circulatory system, pineal gland, chemical/electrical circuitry in the brain, and eight others. I would have liked to see a more thorough synopsis of both inner and outer planets in relation to individual signs. A read geared for the Intermediate to Advanced student; however, still accessible for the novice.

Review # 2 was written on 2019-06-26 00:00:00 Andy Benedict While I enjoyed the insight Jody Hall presented on using astrology to interpret past lives, she did leave out very basic information regarding how to read a chart. The sources listed at the end were helpful for making a chart. She could have had one chapter in the beginning about basic chart reading and symbols. She talks about the Moon's nodes, but if you use a charting site that doest include the South node its confusing. Many little instances like this arise from the beginner's perspective of her book.