Astrology, Tarot & Jung: Home Page of Anthony Louis

BOOKS:

The Art of Forecasting Using Solar Returns, Tarot Plain and Simple and Horary Astrology Plain and Simple can be found at most bookstores.

ONLINE ARTICLES:

Lessons on Horary and Electional Astrology

Spanish Version

Astrology and the Tarot

Numerology & Tarot

Horary Astrology Glossary (English Version)

On Astrological Geomancy

Jupiter, Saturn, and the American Presidency

January 2001 Earthquake in India

www.StarIQ.com articles:

Deaths at University of Georgia

Tarot and the Zodiac

Moon's Nodes: Astrology for the Soul -- book review

Articles by Bruce Scofield

"There is no compelling astrological evidence that science is anything more than a modern superstition."¹

Topics of Interest:

Horary Astrology
Vocational Astrology
Solar Returns
Psychology and Astrology
Tarot
I Ching (Yijing)
Spanish Language and Culture
Tao Te Ching

Works by Anthony Louis:

Wagner Rectified:
Sleuthing the Birth Time of a Musical Genius
by Anthony Louis appears in the April/May 2004 issue of The Mountain Astrologer.
Horary for Beginners (1997) is a workbook published by Carol Wiggers of the Horary Practitioner. This is a fairly complete, brief, and simple introduction to traditional horary astrology, the art of answering pressing personal questions based on the horoscope of the moment.

Journey Progressions Professional Secondary Progressions report (1997) is an accompaniment to John Halloran's AstrolDeluxe Astrology Report Writer Software. For more information, go to the Halloran Astrology Software Page.
I have also completed a career analysis report for Halloran software. Click on her name to read a sample career report for Julia Roberts.
Halloran Software released my Solar Return report writer in July of 2002 at UAC convention in Orlando, Florida.

Horary Astrology Plain and Simple (Llewellyn, 1998) is a revision of my 1991 book on horary, containing many new charts as well as revised and updated material. Bruce Scofield called the first edition "a sophisticated work, destined to become a classic," and Joan McEvers commented that "this is quite likely the best book ever written on horary astrology." At the 1992 UAC convention the author was presented the Regulus Most Promising Newcomer Award for the first edition of this book.

Tarot Plain and Simple (1996) published by Llewellyn illustrated with the Robin Wood Tarot deck. Rita Baker, CTM, of the American Tarot Association (Nov/Dec, 1997) commented that the author "really does a nice job of bringing it all together. This is a good book for beginners as well as experts. His handling of the Major Arcana is outstanding. [...] 'Tarot Plain and Simple' is a wonderful book for helping new readers get in touch with the cards." In December of 1999, Llewellyn published a Spanish language version of this text entitled Aprenda Como Leer El Tarot.

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¹This quote is a paraphrase of the title of a paper by Stephen James, Astral Engineer: "There is really no astrological evidence that science is anything more than a medieval superstition." The title of this paper led to astrology being taught at a State University, a significant accomplishment in modern astrological history.

Illustrations from the Rider-Waite Tarot Deck®, known also as the Rider Tarot and the Waite Tarot, reproduced by permission of U.S. Games Systems, Inc., Stamford, CT 06902 USA. Copyright ©1971 by U.S. Games Systems, Inc. Further reproduction prohibited. The Rider-Waite Tarot Deck® is a registered trademark of U.S. Games Systems, Inc.