Astrologer's Guide
Subtitle: Anima Astrologiae Or A Guide For Astrologers Being The 146 Considerations Of The Famous Astrologer Guido Bonatus
Contributors: William Lilly (Editor); Henry Coley (Translator)
Publisher: Kessinger Publishing
Published: March 30, 2004
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 152
ISBN-13: 9780766186873
Subjects: Astrology; New Age; Body, Mind & Spirit; New Age / Body, Mind & Spirit; Astrology - General
First sentence: 1. The 1st, is to observe what it is that moves a person to propose or ask a question of an Astrologer ; where we must take notice of three motions : the First, of the mind, when a man is stirred up in his thoughts and hath an intent to enquire ; a Second, of the superior and celestial bodies ; so that they at that time imprint on the thing inquired after, what shall become of it ; the Third, of the free will which disposes him to the very act of enquiring ; for although the mind be moved to inquire, 'tis not enough, unless the superior bodies sympathize therewith ; nor is such motion of the stars enough, unless by the election of his will the person does actually enquire.