History of Astrology - told as timelines
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1.
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Antiquity
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2.
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Middle Ages
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Renaissance
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Enlightenment Period
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5.
First
half of the 20. Century
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6.
Post
War period
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7.
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1975 Computerized horoscope interpretation begins to take hold throughout America. Para Research pioneers in the field with the use of powerful mainframe computers and the "Astral Portrait," the best computer horoscope in the world (claimed by some to still hold that position in the 1990s). The modernization of astrology begins. Astrology starts to transform under the general pressure from changes occurring in the field of psychology. Carl Jung's philosophy, gestalt, group and primal therapy, encounter sessions, retreats and workshops, all have an effect on astrology. Astrologers react by interpreting chart factors in terms of behavioral influences. The old-fashioned terms "evil" aspects, "malefic" planets, "unfavorable" factors begin to fade from astrological literature. More and more, astrologers refer to the new term "Humanistic Astrology" as invented by Dane Rudhyar. Aquarius Workshops is founded by Marion D. March and Joan McEvers, an astrology school centered in Los Angeles. The Astrologer's Manual by Landis Knight Green Astrology, Psychology and the Four Elements by Stephen Arroyo The Astrology of America's Destiny An Astrological Key To Biblical Symbolism by Ellen McCaffery Planetary Patterns by Carl Jansky Planets in Composite by Robert Hand 1976 Robert Hand becomes one of the first astrologers to acquire a microcomputer and conceives an astrological computer service. Planets In Transit by Robert Hand Saturn: A New Look at an Old Devil by Liz Greene United States: Wheel of Destiny by Diana Bills Stone Astrology: Evolution and Revolution by Alan Oken Harmonics in Astrology by John Addey Harmonics Anthology by J. Addey Astrological Warnings and the Stock Market by Thomas Rieder 1977 Robert Hand launches Astro-Graphic Services (which eventually becomes the world famous Astrolabe astrological computing service) with the help of Arthur Blackwell, Steven Blake, Gary Christen and Michael Munkassey. Recent Advances in Natal Astrology compiled by Geoffrey Dean and assisted by Arthur Mather with collaborators: John Addey, Baldur Ebertin, Charles Harvey, Frank Hyde, Chester Kemp, Nona Press, James Williamsen, Henri de Marre, with further assistance from Pamela Bennett, Ronald Davison, Doris C. Doane, Mark Feldman, Robert Hand, Charles A. Jayne, Jeff Mayo, Neil Michelsen, Michael Munkasey, Zipporah Dobyns, Julia Lupton, Eugene Moore, Thomas Reider, Edith Wangemann Predictive Astrology by Frances Sakoian and Louis Acker Larousse Encyclopedia of Astrology by Brau, Jean-Louis, Werner and Edmunds Astrology and The Modern Psyche by Dane Rudhyar Astrological Cycles by John Townley Astrology, Nutrition & Health by Robert Carl Jansky Astrophysical Directions by M. Erlewine Planets in Youth by Robert Hand Gospel of the Stars by Peter Lemesurier 1978 Cycles of Becoming by Alexander Ruperti Astrology, Karma and Transformation by Stephen Arroyo Modern Transits by Lois M. Rodden Relating by Liz Greene Encounter Astrology by Maritha Pottenger Looking at Astrology by Liz Greene (written specifically for children) Astrology and Numbers by Count Louis Cheiro 1979 Astrological Insights by Dane Rudhyar Relationships and Life Cycles by Stephen Arroyo Interpreting The Eclipses by Robert Jansky The Round Art by A.T. Mann An Astrological Guide to Self-Awareness by Donna Cunningham The Encyclopedia of Medical Astrology by Howard Corneel ..
1980 In the 1980s, a new revolution begins to take place in astrology: computerized astrology. Many different companies turn out various kinds of computerized charts and interpretations, usually advertised in the Dell Horoscope and American Astrology magazines. Many of them also last only a few months to a few years. Raw computer language programs, such as BASIC, are also available for astrologers to write astrological programs to suit their personal needs. Even more of a boost to astrology is the large variety of delineation programs written for professional astrologers. The Age of the computer astrologer arrives. Robert Hand lays the foundation for yet a newer style of astrological writing: simpler coherent academic-like text which suits the new psychology-oriented form of astrology. The recession of the early 1980s forces many astrological enterprises to shut down. Much of the 1970's hippie-initiated occult businesses re-group under the movement of New Age. The emphasis turns away from cult-like lifestyles, magic, candles, charms, chalices, incense and bead necklaces to organic foods, health, vegetarianism, herbal remedies, crystal energies, bio-feedback, nutritional and practical astrology. The mantras, mandalas, and hermetic astro mumbo-jumbo begins to fade in the high-tech world. Astro-Data Vol II by Lois M. Rodden Manual of Computer Programming for Astrologers by Michael Erlewine Transits: The Time of Your Life by Betty Lundsted The astrology of Transformation by Dane Rudhyar Planetary Containments by John Sandbach and Ronn Ballard Holistic Astrology by Noel Tyl The Opening Eye by Frank McGillion 1981 Horoscope Symbols by Robert Hand Alan Oken's Complete Astrology by Alan Oken Astrology: History, Symbols and Signs by Solange de Mailly Nesle The Astrologer's Node Book by Donna Van Toen Minor aspects Between Natal Planets by Emma B. Donath 1982 Psychology of the Planets by Francoise Gauquelin Essays on Astrology by Robert Hand Healing with the Horoscope by M. Pottenger Astrology: Key to Holistic Health by Marcia Starck Healing Pluto Problems by Donna Cunningham La Prevision de l'Avernir par Astrologie by Andre Barbault Forecasting by Astrology by Martin Freeman 1983 Dynamics of Aspect Analysis: New Perceptions in Astrology by Bill Tierney The Outer Planets and Their Cycles by Liz Greene Le Grand Livre de l'Astrologie by Jean-Pierre Nicola Synastry by Ronald Davison Rhythm of Wholeness by Dane Rudhyar History of Astrology by D. & Julia Parker Expanding Astrology's Universe by Zipporah Dobyns Manuel D'Astrologue by Werner Hirsig Chiron: The New Planet in Your Horoscope by Richard Nolle 1984 The first version of Robert Hand's famous chart calculation computer program 'NOVA' is released. Mark Pottenger's CCRS program allows for highly advanced astrological research. Birthtimes: A Scientific Investigation by Michel Gauquelin Time Changes in the USA by Doris C. Doane Astrology On Your Computer by H.Friedman New Insights In Modern Astrology by Stephen Arroyo and Liz Greene The Astrology Of Fate by Liz Greene The Inner Sky by Steven Forrest Life Time Astrology by A.T. Mann Planetary Cycles: Astrological Indicators of Crisis by Betty Lundsted The Practice & Profession of Astrology by Stephen Arroyo The Occult Power Of Numbers by W. Westcott 1985 The Twelve Houses by Howard Sasportas Dictionary Of Astrology by Fred Gettings The Astrology of Self-Discovery by Tracy Marks L'Astrologie Trans-Saturnienne by Bernard Duchatelle Horary Astrology by Derek Appleby 1986 Jupiter: An Astrologer's Guide by Eve Jackson Complete Horoscope Interpretation by Maritha Pottenger Pluto: The Evolutionary Journey of the Soul by Jeff Green Mapping the Psyche: The Use of Astrology in Psycho-Therapy by Beta Bishop 1986 Astro-Data Vol III by Lois M. Rodden The Astrologer's Companion by J. and P.Filby 1987 The Development of Personality by Howard Sasporas and Liz Greene Astrology for Yourself by Demetra George The Practical Astrologer by Nicholas Campion Chiron by Barbara Clow A History of Western Astrology by Jim Tester The Future of Astrology by A.T. Mann The New A-Z Horoscope Maker and delineator by Llewellyn George Cours d'Astrologie by Bernard Crozier 1988 Astrological Pioneers of America by J. Holden and R. Hughes Mercury, The Open Door by Bernice Grebner The Dynamics of the Unconscious by Liz Greene and Howard Sasportas The Book of World Horoscopes published by Aquarian Press Moon Signs: The Key to Your Inner Life by Donna Cunningham Uranus: Freedom from the Known by Jeff Green The Mars Book by Donna Van Toen The Astrology of Karma by Pauline Stone Asteroids, Their Nature and Utilization by Charles T. Kowal The Judgement of Nativities translated by J. Holden (Arabic astrology) The Ultimate Asteroid Book by J.L.Lehman Dark Stars by Fitzwalter 1989 Robert Hand's computer program Chartwheels is released. Robert Hand receives Regulus Award from the United Astrology Congress for Research and Development in Astrology. The Gods of Change: Pain, Crisis and the Transits of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto by Howard Sasportas Astrology in Action by Paul Wright Planets: The Astrological Tools edited by Joan McEvers with essays by Toni Sedgwick, Joanne Wickenburg, Erin Sullivan-Seale, Robert Glasscock, Johanna Mitchell, Don Borkowski, Gina Ceaglio, Bill Tierney, Karma Welch and Joan Negus Chart Interpretation Handbook by Stephen Arroyo Astrology of the Macrocosm edited by Joan McEvers, containing essays by: Jimm Erickson, Judy Johns, Jim Lewis, Richard Nolle, Nicholas Campion, Nancy Soller, Marc Penfield, Steve Cozzi, Caroline Cassey, Chris McRae, D. Rosenberg The Neptune Effect by Patricia Morimando Transits Planetaires et Destinee by Georges Antares History and Astrology by A. Kitson Chiron and the Healing Journey by M.Reinhart Earth Mother Astrology by M. Starck ..
1990 In the 1990s, the revolution of computer astrology continues to accelerate as almost all professional and serious astrologers take up computers to assist their work. Five computer astrology companies emerge as giants in the field: Astrolabe Software, Matrix Software, Time Cycles, Cosmic Patterns, Air Software For the first time, anyone can download a wide assortment of astrology programs on the internet. One of the first popular internet sites is Hilbert.Maths.Utas.edu.au. Soon after, astrologers are creating their own WEB (WWW) pages with graphics and actual delineation programs working in real time at any time of the day, for free or a price. Some of the most advertised high-quality (and high-priced) computer programs in the mid 1990s are:
At the lower end of the scale are:
Another major change in the astrological world is phone-astrology services, which number in the dozens, but which offer questionable delineations. Many cheat by using public databases containing personal information gathered from credit card purchases. Robert Hand serves as Chairman on the board of directors of the NCGR (National Council for Geocosmic Research) By the mid-1990s, hundreds of astrological organizations exist all over the world, and continue to expand in quantity and quality: Sun, Moon and Planet Signs by Lyn Birkbeck Astro-Data Vol IV by Lois M. Rodden Psychological Astrology by Zondag Working with Astrology by Michael Harding and Charles Harvey The Practical Astrologer by David Christie-Murray Astrological Counseling Containing essays by Eileen Nauman, Bill Herbst, Ginger Chalford, David Pond, Donald Weston, Donna Cunningham, Gray Keen, Maritha Pottenger, Doris Hebel, Susan D. Jackson Edited by Joan McEvers Saturn in Transit by Erin Sullivan Astrology from A to Z by Elanor Bach Archetypes of the Zodiac by K. Burt What Does Joan Say? by Joan Quigly Asteroid Godesses by Demetra George L'Encyclopedie de L'Astrologie 91 by Gilles d'Ambra Astro Essentials by M. Pottenger Prediction in Astrology by Noel Tyl Neo-Astrology by M. Gauquelin The Divine Plot by A.T. Mann Images of the Psyche by C. Valentine Pluto: Das Erotische und Damonische by Claude Weiss Financial Astrology edited by Joan McEvers with essays by: Michael Munkasey, Pat Hardy, Jeanne Long, Georgia Stathis, Mary Downing, Judy Johns, Carol S. Mull, Bill Meridian Retrograde Planets: Traversing the Inner Landscape by Erin Sullivan '92 The Luminaries: Sun and Moon by Howard Sasportas and Liz Greene Astrology: The Richard Sterling Way by Richard Sterling Computers and Astrology by Patricia Foreman L'Art de l'Interpretation en Astrologie by Georges Antares New Insights into Astrology by Nona Press 93 Les Transits by Sylvie Beauget Myths and Signs of the Zodiac by M.Starck The Astrology Encyclopedia by James Lewis 95 .. |