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by Bruce Nevin

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This excellent introduction to astrology offers a real departure from most books on the subject. This excellent introduction to astrology offers a real departure from most books on the subject.

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Brooke Nevin Birth data and astrological dominants

Brooke Nevin Birth data and astrological dominants. Remove from favourites (6 fans). Your will to straighten out your inter-personal relationships is your strength and sometimes, your Achilles' heel. You cannot achieve anything behind the scenes. If Mercury is part of your natal chart's planetary dominants, in astrology, you are said to be a Mercurian: the tradition points out the importance of communication. From idle but enriching chatters to observation gift, such a dominant endows you with a wide range of expression. Human beings have one thousand facets and one thousand masks they wear according to circumstances and the fortunes of the game of life.

Brooke Candice Nevin (born December 22, 1982) is a Canadian actress, best known for portraying Rachel on the science fiction series Animorphs (1998–1999) and as Julianne "Jules" Simms (2011–2012) on Breakout Kings. She also played Sonja Lester (2010–2013) on Call Me Fitz and was a series regular on USA Network's The 4400 (2004). Nevin was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada to Monique (Nicky) and Bob Nevin, a retired professional hockey player. Nevin has a younger sister named Kaleigh, and speaks French.

Brooke Nevin Astrology Report. Astrology is like gravity. You don't have to believe in it for it to be working in your life". Get AstroSage Year Book with 50% discount. ZOLAR, Zolar's Starmates. Where our knowledge ends Astrology begins, a study of the correlation between the astronomical positions of the planets and events on earth. We cannot deny that whatever is happening anywhere in the universe also affects man and vice versa. There is 'Something' which is essential between your life and that of the universe all of which is connected in a rhythmic harmony. What will you get in 100+ pages Big Horoscope.

Nevin has a younger sister named Kaleigh. Declinations are a rarely used piece of information in astrology. They reflect a planet's distance north or south of the celestial equator. Parallels occur when two planets are at the same declination, both in the north or south.

This excellent introduction to astrology offers a real departure from most books on the subject. Using a theoretical approach, author Bruce Nevin combines esoteric traditions with modern harmonic research and recent developments in physics and psychology. Meditation exercises and ingenious visuals teach beginning, as well as seasoned astrologers, new ways to recognize and interpret astrological patterns from "inside out." Use the meditation exercises for self-examination and psychic development. You can also build a self-reliant, intuitive approach to chart interpretation.

Arryar

Astrology (real astrology, not the kind you find on the comics pages of the newspapers) has always been intriguing to me and I've always wanted to find out more about it. But, although I've been interested for a long time, until now I've been put off by the unknowable and seemingly unlearnable nature of astrology. Astrologers seem to speak in tongues, using words such as sextiles, trines and conjunctions that are meaningless to me, or, worse, using what seem to be normal English words such as square or planets or influence in ways I couldn't divine. They use crabbed symbols and cryptic signs, undecipherable abbreviations. Why bother, I thought.
Bruce Nevin's book has changed all that. He still uses the crabbed symbols, the cryptic signs, and the undecipherable abbreviations, but he makes it easy to understand what they mean. He does not start with a long list of terms and definitions. Rather, he begins slowly, on an intuitive base, to explain what astrology is, why it seems to work, and where it came from, building an overall framework to hang the technical material on. Terms and concepts are introduced gently, and worked into the overall framework in a sensible way. The book is not cluttered with great gobs of detail. I never felt lost and yet by the end of the book I learned an enormous amount about astrology in general and my own chart in particular.
Mr. Nevin begins with unusual assumptions: that to be meaningful, an understanding of astrology has to come from within and be applied first to ourselves; and that the best way to discover the meaning of the various aspects of astrology is to find them out for ourselves through meditation.
These assumptions are just backwards from the way astrology is usually taught, and thus the title Astrology Inside Out. And these assumptions are what made the book work for me.
The basic methodology of the book is to take one concept and structure a set of meditative exercises around that concept, then move to the next concept, with its own set of exercises, continuing until all aspects of astrology are covered. Then the separate concepts are brought together holistically. There are no long charts of birth dates and times, no unwieldy calculations to do. Mr. Nevin essentially says "Trust your own insight," and then he shows that it works.
The book is in two parts. Part I, entitled "Astrology Inside Out", begins with a general overview of astrology, where it came from and how the various concepts arose. It then explores in three sections Houses, Planets, and the Zodiac. Each section contains full explanations of what these are. Much of the information comes through the guided meditations exploring various aspects of each topic. For instance, Planets discusses what each planet symbolizes, and has exercises to help you connect that symbolism with your own life; describes the symbol and a color for each planet, shows how the symbol developed, and has exercises to help you find for yourself how the planets interact with the houses and the zodiacal signs for you.
As you go, you record your experiences and insights in a journal. You discover on your own how the pieces fit, and develop your own chart based on your insights during the exercises. Part II, "The Horoscope: An Owner's Manual for Your Personality", goes into much more detail in developing this chart and helping you sort out what applies and what doesn't, and why. I think I would have been happy just with Part I, actually. I found the journal and the meditations to be helpful on their own, whether or not I learned astrology from them. But by the time I got through Part II, I had a firmer grasp of who I was and why. And I learned astrology. I learned enough astrology to go back to the natal chart I had had done for me some years ago, the one with all the funny squiggles and blue and red lines, and figure out what it meant. That was the clincher for me.
The book includes three helpful appendices. Appendix A covers the theory of astrology, Appendix B give both the, theory and some techniques of meditation, and Appendix C lists where to go to get more information and has several blank forms you can use as you go through your meditations.
I found the book to be informative, helpful and interesting. I would recommend it for anyone who, like me, always wanted to know more, but never quite knew how.
D. J. Ruppert is a freelance writer, interested in astrology, psychic phenemona, and all sorts of wierd things. She lives in Maynard MA with her son, two cats, and a fish named Harvey.
[This review was written more than 10 years ago. I am posting it with permission. The book has been continuously in print since 1982. That speaks for itself. --Bruce Nevin]

Gigafish

Astrology Inside Out - A New Approach to Astrology is an excellent meditative astrology book. If you only want to learn to interpret charts, this is not the book for you. However, if you want to learn to make astrological symbols and concepts a vivid part of your mind and meditation, Astrology Inside Out is a powerful and invaluable book.

Nevin walks the reader through meditative exercises which are designed to explore the basic patterns and concepts of astrology. In this way, the reader learns to incorporate astrological symbols and meanings into his/her consciousness and is better able to actually understand the roots of astrological language. This book is strongly esoteric and will be popular with ceremonial magicians and other occultists. Students of B.O.T.A. and similar schools will find Astrology Inside Out extremely congenial.

There is some degree of interplay between astrology and the Tarot in this text, so Tarot readers who are learning astrology may also want to check this book out.

Porgisk

I have been a serious student of astrology and a chart reader for the past 10 years. A few years ago, I came across Bruce Nevin's book and since then it has become one of my main reference texbooks, and a permanent source of inspiration for meditation excercises with my students in my astrology seminars. The intelligent and sensible combination of astrology with other spiritual traditions and meditation practices, is the books's best asset. Easy to read, yet serious and profound, this book is a must for all those who use Astrology as a tool for self-knowledge and realization.