Great Reference for Astrology Students, September 29, 2000

Braha's book is a treasured one in my collection. He gives a very informative description of the major aspects (conjunction, sextile, trine, square, and opposition). His book also has a small section on the moon's nodes. According to his bio, Braha's background is in Hindu astrology, and you get a flavor of that in this book for Western astrologers.

Great Reference for Astrology Students, September 29, 2000

Braha's book is a treasured one in my collection. He gives a very informative description of the major aspects (conjunction, sextile, trine, square, and opposition). His book also has a small section on the moon's nodes. According to his bio, Braha's background is in Vedic astrology, and you get a flavor of that in this book for Western astrologers.

You must have this book if you want to do serious astrology, August 23, 2000

Sun signs, moon signs, and rising signs are not enough. It would be great if there were only 1,728 types of people, and you only had to remember twelve sun, moon, and rising signs, but neither life nor astrology are that simple. The heart of any natal chart lies in the aspects -- the special types of angles between planets. Braha describes them as well as anyone can. Note that outside of discussing the signs and houses of the lunar nodes, Braha doesn't discuss what sign or house anything's in. He doesn't need to.