Karmic Astrology: Past Lives, Present Loves

by Ruth Aharoni

Is there a karmic connection that binds you to the closest people in your life? How can you identify a soul mate, twin soul, or cosmic partner and use that awareness for spiritual growth and fulfillment in this lifetime? Professional astrologer Ruth Aharoni tells how to decipher the karmic "signature" in your birth chart to gain valuable insight into your karmic connections with others. Designed for astrology buffs at an advanced beginner through professional level, Karmic Astrology reveals the distinctive karmic characteristics revealed in the birth chart's signs, planets, houses, nodes, and elements, and tells how to identify important cosmic relationships through chart comparison. This one-of-a-kind book explores spiritual attraction and explains why we choose a certain mate, what can be done to attract the right mate, and how we can improve our present relationships with friends, family members, and a lover or spouse. You'll gain an awareness of your past life connections and learn to live a more love-filled life this time around with the help of this fascinating guide

Genres: Astrology, Nonfiction

192 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2007

Reviews

[May Ling · Rating 4 out of 5]

Summary: A great reference book by someone who is clearly very knowledgeable. I personally don't agree with the way she describes Saturn. She's not wrong, it's just I take it a bit different. Also, it sticks to planet-planet, vs. Planet-ruler-house. It also only does the 6 aspects.

This is excellent even for an intermediate astrologer as Aharoni clearly knows here stuff. The way that she describes the opposite signs is such a lovely way to think about kharma. In this regard page 20-32 will definitely be influencing the way that I do composite charts. Similarly with North and South Node which I think are so vital but rarely discussed. I like how she's talking about it and her manner of description is wonderful.

My issue is a personal preference thing, so it's a minor removal of a star for me. Saturn and I have history and when people describe it in a particular way, that is more common, I think they miss an opportunity for the lessons and potential abundance that Saturn CAN be about if people are able to become at one with Saturn. The way you communicate what you see is everything so this is truly just a personal way that I do my practice, but I know most people do not describe Saturn as I do.

But over all, this book makes me want to read the other books in the series. So I would absolutely recommend it.... likely more for intermediate seekers of astrology knowledge. I think if you don't yet "get" the aspects and how to properly read the dynamic multi-facets of a chart, you'll likely go the wrong direction with this book until you do. I mean, because once you're learning aspects and partner charts, you can't just ignore the multiple aspecting. Aharoni is describing it correctly and is breaking it down beautifully into the microsteps. For an intermediate knowledge person, they likely will know to use her knowledge in composite to enhance their abilities. A beginner might not be ready yet, though.

[Anjalica · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very informative and very easy to understand. Connected my dots

[Sarah Elizabeth · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a great book for beginners. Helped me get my feet wet. Only issue was it left me wanting to go deeper! Now I’m lost on where to go next…

[Ambika Devi · Rating 4 out of 5]

So far I am liking this very much!

[Cassandra Thiesing · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read for the astrologer

[Donna · Rating 4 out of 5]

have only read a couple pages. lovin it so far
Much better if I could have received my books & read them first before this ratings nonsense alteady.