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The Beautifully Rational Philosophy of Astrology
The Beautifully Rational Philosophy of Astrology explains astrology's ideological underpinnings and clarifies its true merit and worth, thus establishing its ongoing relevance and validity in the modern world.
The first section explains the scientific foundations of astrology and the plausibility and limits of its assumptions and theories. The second section explores the non-contradiction between fate and freewill, establishing freewill as the mother of fate. The third section gives practical advice on how to improve our access to divination.
The first section explains the scientific foundations of astrology and the plausibility and limits of its assumptions and theories. The second section explores the non-contradiction between fate and freewill, establishing freewill as the mother of fate. The third section gives practical advice on how to improve our access to divination.
- GenresAstrology
86 pages, Paperback
First published June 10, 2015
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About the author
Vic DiCara
20 books22 followersBorn in Bay Shore, New York on July 27th, 1970 at 19:38, Vic DiCara was fascinated with astronomy as a young child.
He became a hardcore-punk guitarist and songwriter in his late teens, and soon thereafter became deeply involved in the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, living for roughly 8 years in temples - studying elaborately and embarking on months of extended pilgrimages to the holy places of India.
He was initiated into the Gaudiya-sampradaya and received the name Vraja Kishor das, along with the brahminical thread. He studied sacred Sanskrit texts extensively under his guru, and wrote prolifically to a huge international audience. In his later twenties he married and was blessed with a beautiful family.
He began practicing astrology about a decade later and, thanks to his thorough spiritual background and familiarity with Sanskrit, quickly became recognized as an important exponent of the ancient science
He became a hardcore-punk guitarist and songwriter in his late teens, and soon thereafter became deeply involved in the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, living for roughly 8 years in temples - studying elaborately and embarking on months of extended pilgrimages to the holy places of India.
He was initiated into the Gaudiya-sampradaya and received the name Vraja Kishor das, along with the brahminical thread. He studied sacred Sanskrit texts extensively under his guru, and wrote prolifically to a huge international audience. In his later twenties he married and was blessed with a beautiful family.
He began practicing astrology about a decade later and, thanks to his thorough spiritual background and familiarity with Sanskrit, quickly became recognized as an important exponent of the ancient science
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April 22, 2022
Awesome! Gives great context to astrology, and it's link to spirituality and living. Thankful!
Beautifully and logically explained. Feels like a conversation. True to its name, the book is written in a beautifully rational and philosophical manner. Wonderful!
Beautifully and logically explained. Feels like a conversation. True to its name, the book is written in a beautifully rational and philosophical manner. Wonderful!
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