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The Combination Of Stellar Influences Reinhold Ebertin
Publisher: American Federation of Astrologers, Incorporated

And i find it worth my time to read everything Charles E.O. Astrology is the science which studies the combined influences of these stellar bodies on the human's life .Vedic astrology (called “jyotish”, or the science of light) comes to us since times pre-dating the Christian era. The name of the book is The Combination of Stellar Influences. Ebertin, in his book, “The Combination of Stellar Influences” describes this as receptiveness to all impressions and an active imagination. €�Reinhold Ebertin, Combination of Stellar Influences. Whenever the “heavy planets” are near the angles, I tend to peek at Ebertin's “Combination of Stellar Influences” to see what Saturn, Neptune, MC and Asc. MC = Mercury/Venus – the 'Combination of Stellar Influences' describes this as 'lighthearted living' and connects the couple to artists and writers. German astrologer, Rheinhold Ebertin, in his work Combination of Stellar Influences (COSI), suggests that this is why so many people have become interested in esoteric and mystical subjects. -The Combination of Stellar Influences, page 82. When you look at the delineations provided in Ebertin's Combination of Stellar Influences and Witte's Rules for Planetary Pictures, there is a notable difference between the two astrologers' interpretations. Sitting at the midpoint of this combination, at zero degrees Aries, is Uranus – certainly a sign of the times. If you really want to learn more about the fine art of prediction, whether it be birth, marriage or you career, the best book around is *The combination of Stellar Influences* by Reinhold Ebertin. The original German title is Kombination der Gestirneinflusse. €�[Jupiter in Sagittarius] seeks to grow and improve oneself through aspiration toward a far-off goal and following one's innate faith in life.” —Stephen Arroyo, Chart Interpretation Handbook. (I like Liz Greene though, too. Just the aspect one needs to become a good actor. His seminal work, “The Combination of Stellar Influences” written in 1940 is still a wonderful textbook on midpoints, probably still unsurpassed in the level of detail it contains.