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Here's a few titles that I recommend to anyone interested in delving deeper into astrology. By no means is this an exhaustive list but it's juicy enough to sink your teeth into. Many of these titles I read back when I was a wee baby astrology nerd and in need of more comprehensive info than my Google searches could find. Some of the books on this list are very dated, which means you may have to get them used (most likely through Amazon) but I've included them because they were important to setting the foundation for the astrology we study today.
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Beginner Level/Astrology Basics
Astrology For the Light Side of the Brain by Kim Rogers Gallagher
Astrology For Yourself by Demetra George
The Twelve Houses by Howard Sasportas and Liz Greene
Birth Chart Basics
Understanding the Birth Chart by Kevin Burk
Aspects in Astrology by Sue Tompkins
The Inner Sky by Steven Forrest
Psychology and Transformation Based Astrology
Astrology, Psychology, the Four Elements by Stephen Arroyo
Yesterday's Sky by Steven Forrest
Your Secret Self by Tracy Marks
The Astrology of Self-Discovery by Tracy Marks
Healing Pluto Problems by Donna Cunningham
The Astrology of the Moon by Amy Herring
Venus Signs by Jessica Shepherd
A Love Alchemist's Notebook by Jessica Shepherd
Astrology for the Soul by Jan Spiller
The Gods of Change by Howard Saportas
Relationship Astrology
Skymates by Steven and Jodie Forrest
Skymates 2 by Steven and Jodie Forrest
Person to Person Astrology by Stephen Arroyo
Love Zodiac by the AstroTwins
Love On A Rotten Day by Hazel Dixon-Cooper (humor)
The Celestial Sexpots Handbook by Kiki T.
Predictive Astrology
Eclipses by Celeste Teal
The Changing Sky by Steven Forrest
Planets In Transit by Robert Hand
Astrology For the Light Side of the Future by Kim Rogers Gallagher
Medical Astrology
Your Body And The Stars by Dr. Stephanie Marango and Rebecca Gordon
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When I'm on Twitter, I usually get asked by curious astrology beginners how they can go about getting their birth chart online.
Of course, I always recommend purchasing a reading with a reputable astrologer first. But, before I became the astrology aficionado that I am today, I spent long hours on astrology websites, googling what I could before moving on to astrology books, and then registering for astrology classes and mentoring.
That said, the best way to learn about astrology is to first learn about you. This is where having your birth chart comes in handy. Even if you decide that you don't want to pursue astrology full time like I did, it's still helpful to know what your birth chart looks like and what it's about.
A sample birth chart. photo: theastrologydictionary.com
The quick and easy way that you can get your birth chart for free is by visiting astro.com. Select the Natal Chart, Ascendant option from the Free Horoscopes pull down menu (as pictured below) and then follow the steps to enter in your birthday information. To get an accurate chart, it's necessary to know the exact time that you were born, though you can still find out your Moon, Venus, Mercury, etc. signs by using a 12 Noon birth time.
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Once you have your birth chart, I recommend browsing astro.com for other free features, and visiting websites like Cafe Astrology, Sasstrology, Sagittarian Mind, BobMarksAstrologer.com, and of course mylifecreated.com for free astrology resources.
And as I mentioned, if you find yourself wanting to delve deeper into your birth chart, especially in the interest of unlocking opportunities and creating the life you want, book yourself a reading.
Mecca Woods--Life Coach & Astrologer
