REVOLUTIONIZING ASTROLOGY WITH HELIOCENTRIC - T. Patrick Davis,
$14.00
Contents: Acknowledgements; Table of Contents; Introduction, by
Jeffrey Cox
1. Discovery; Acceptance; Experimenting; Joining the charts;
Rectification; Including the sun, moon & lunar nodes; Testing the
combined system.

2. Conclusions; Interpreting helio planets; Power structures; Orbs
of influence

3. Interpretations; Sun to Mercury; Sun to Venus; The two Mercurys;
Mercury to Mercury; Mercury to Venus; Progressed Mercury to Sun;
Progressed Mercury to Mercury; Progressed Mercury to Venus; The two
Venuses; Venus to Venus; Progressed Venus to sun; Progressed Venus
to Mercury; Progressed Venus to Venus; The two Mars; Mars to Mars;
Progressed Mars to Mars

4. Example charts; Chris Everet: Millionaire tennis star; Man with a
happy childhood; Clark Gable: The king; Reverend Jim Jones: Cult
leader; William Faukner: Honored author; Karen: Unrequited love;
Jim: Growing up; Odette: War heroine; Wynn: An auto accident;
Beatrice Cenci: An ancient story; Barbara: Marriage; Frank:
Marriage; Major General John Charles Fremont: Marriage; Admiral
Richard E. Byrd: Successful adventure; Ginger: National publicity;
First Lady Betty Ford: Elevated status; Etan Patz: Missing boy; A
friendship-breaking loan; Earthquake no. 1; Earthquake no. 2

5. Power structure in political violence; Lee Harvey Oswald:
Assassin; Sirhan Sirhan: Assassin; James Earl Ray: Assassin; Arther
Bremer: Assassin; Diana Oughton: Revolutionist; General Erwin Romel:
Conspiracy to assassinate; General George S. Patton: Lover of war.

Comment: The author started where everyone else has started: With a
heliocentric chart with no sun, no moon, no nodes, no houses, but
with an Earth, opposite where the sun would be in a geocentric
(earth-based) chart. And those charts were interesting. It was
interesting comparing helio charts to the geocentic versions, see
all the things that changed from one to the next, watching helio
transits in the helio chart, geo transits in the geo chart.

Then one day it got to be too much to keep track of all the
different points in both of the charts. The author simply plunked
down the major helio points (Mercury, Venus, Mars) in her geocentric
chart, and it was a wonderful shortcut. But there was a new problem.
She kept seeing exact aspects from helio planets to geo planets, ie,
apples that pretended to be oranges, and vice-versa. Worse, helio
transits to geo planets, and vice-versa. That couldn't be right,
could it?

Suddenly, she made a breakthrough: Both systems interacted with each
other, and, after running test after test, on everybody she knew,
she found the interactions to be valid. This book, and the one
below, are records of the fascinating astrology that developed. And
if you're curious & think this weird, while heliocentric does not
exist in Vedic astrology, it has any number of valid techniques that
are no less abstract.

Davis Research, 132 pages, oversize paper, blue ink.