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Grief isn’t an event. It is an
ever-changing process that
takes place over time. The earliest messages we receive about handling
loss contribute to the way we deal with grief
as an adult and can be observed in the natal chart. In this,
her first and landmark book, Darrelyn Gunzburg explores
how by using astrology as our guide, we can befriend the notion of
letting go and encounter a changed future with
focus, determination and understanding. Her particular
style, and indeed gift as a writer and astrologer, is to lead
us gently into those places where we have previously feared to venture,
and find within the resources to deal with the unique and lacerating
pain of grief.
'Life after Grief' is suitable for all levels of astrologer. The author
draws on the Centaurs, mythology and
solid astrological knowledge to demonstrate her
points. A Centaur Ephemeris is included.
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Publisher:
The
Wessex Astrologer
Publication
date: August, 2004 |
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We are
told in “The Odyssey” that
before embarking on the journey home after the Trojan War, Menelaus had
omitted to make due sacrifice to Zeus and the other gods. As a result he
and his men and their ships were kept idle for twenty days on the isle
of Pharos on the Egyptian coast,
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“in
the rolling seas off the mouth of the Nile, a day’s sail
out for a well-found vessel with a roaring wind astern.” |
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Now
this island was the home of the
immortal seer Proteus, the “Old Man
Of
The Sea” who owed allegiance to Poseidon
and kept guard over
Poseidon’s herd of
seals... |
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(c) D. Gunzburg, 2000 |
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