Natal medieval astrology, book reviews, brief articles on traditional astrology by Jonathan James (MACC), woodstock, new york; predictive horoscope readings and predictions.

When you are looking for predictive Astrology, look to the old ways, for they are the good ways. Below and in the next column (see right) are links to some of the best sites out there. I don't accept just any link. About three-quarters of these sites I just link to because they have the better information out there. A few of them contacted me to exchange links. Still, I really try to avoid linking with some shlocky site. I get bleary eyed when i have to dig for good information, so I have tried to make it easier for all of you visitors and researching Astrologers.

Robert Zoller: the man who taught me medieval Astrology and how to delineate.
is an Astrologist, as well a Latin and medieval Studies scholar. This combines, with his tenacity and intelligence, to make him one premier English-speaking teachers and translators of medieval Astrology. He is renowned for his accuracy of prediction and excellence in teaching. He has written and published books on medieval Astrology and has students from the Southern to Northern Hemisphere. He has written and teaches courses in medieval Predictive Astrology. One of his books, Tools And Technniques of the medieval Astrologer, is a basic text in other teachers' medieval courses. Zoller's site is www.RobertEZoller.com. Please note that this is Zoller's one and only official website at the present time. Although he was temporarily affiliated with a business in London, he has not been affiliated with them since around the end of 2003. No one represents him, except for himself. Robert Zoller has always been a scholar, tirelessly working to advance our science. If you wish to buy his works or study his materials, please study with the source.
Ben Dykes practices medieval Astrology and has a background as a college instructor in ancient philosophy. He offers natal and predictive services, emphasizing profections, firdaria, and solar returns. His site includes book reviews and articles on medieval natal and mundane Astrology, as well as historical pieces on Astrology and the link between it and ancient ideas about happiness. http://www.bendykes.com/

Sue Ward
is a teacher of Traditional Astrology. She follows in the astrological lineage of William Lilly, one of Britain's finest Astrologers (alive during the Renaissance). She is also available for consultations. She comes highly recommended by respected teachers as the person to study horary with. She is based in the United Kingdom. When I was asking where to study horary, Sue's name was the one most recommended (though i still haven't blessed myself by taking her class). http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~sueward/
L. Lynne Crandall
is based out of East Lansing, Michigin. She was my first real mentor in Astrology. at that critical point when I was trying to read an ephemeris. Over plenty of coffee and burrito's she coached my in my mostly independent studies. Until I trained under Zoller, she had been my main influence. She also taught me thte Tarot Cards. She got me interested in Aromatherapy — she is a professional in all of these fields. Her first studies were in tradtional Astrology and modern Astrology. She also was trained on the Thoth Tarot deck in her earliest days. Her latest studies have included medieval Astrology.
http://www.caravansrai.com/
Alexander Mallon
Well known in the upper Hudson Valley of New York, Alex teaches many classes. Quite a few astrologers have sat in on his teachings. He likes to focus on the counseling aspect and integrates many modern asteroids into his interpretation work. I have personal good feelings for Alex. He sat in as a student on my first class in medieval astrology, showing me that even with all his years of experience and expertise, he is willing to study and learn more. I have attended a number of NCGR meetings where he was the lecturer. We have had the opportunity to learn from each other.
http://www.astrologyspirit.com/
Lee Lehman, Phd.
is a teacher and has authored several books on traditional horary and electional Astrology; including CLASSICAL Astrology FOR MODERN LIVING (Whitford, 1996), ESSENTIAL DIGNITIES, and THE BOOK OF RULERSHIPS (1992). She has a new book out and her site has expanded. http://www.leelehman.com/
Robert Corre
Robert Corre, instructor, teaches a two-year program on natal Astrology based on the work of the 17th century Astrologer, Morin de Villefranche. This is a very useful site for references, links and learning. http://www.forumonAstrology.com/
Astrology X-File Cabinet
Curtis Manwaring has redesigned his site "for serious students of Astrology". Since he has more resources and links than most of us, this is a good site for you to review. http://www.Astrology-x-files.com

Deborah Houlding
Its been a while since Ms. Houlding blessed us with a web site. I am glad she is back, with new updates and articles. Her new site is clea and easily navigable, while still providing good content on traditional Astrology. With titles from "The Problem of House Division," to "The Life and Works of Ptolemy," you will find good material in modern english. http://www.skyscript.co.uk/
Dorian Greenbaum
is the translator of Late Classical Astrology: Paulus Alexandrius and Olympiodorus (see my review). Dorian recently developed a web site, with new pages still appearing rapidly (as of april 2003). Considering Greenbaum can translate ancient Greek into modern English, you know you'll find a smart website. A person of both knowledge and good humour, check the site out. http://www.classicalAstrology.org/
The Lost Horoscope X-Files
Astrology software and free birth chart analysis tips based on the lost horoscope x-files from ancient greek, medieval and renaissance sources. This site is like a compendium. Sometimes I wish he had less information, as I occassionally get overwhelmed browsing here — i wonder which article to read online and which to print? http://www.zodiac-x-files.com
Christopher Warnock
Christopher Warnock specializes in the Renaissance astrological magic of Cornelius Agrippa, Marsilio Ficino and the Picatrix as well as traditional horary and electional Astrology. His site has many, many short articles and explanations. For those of you who love pictures and paintings, his site is replete with beautiful images of classic art. Warnock is a graduate of Lee Lehman's teaching. http://www.renaissanceAstrology.com/
C.F. Perez
The Ancient Sky presents an anthology of articles devoted to Astrology in the Ancient, Classical consciousness. Perez practices a mixture of traditional and modern Astrology (or so it seems from perusing her site). For a while she led an internet discussion forum on ancient Astrology. http://www.ancientsky.com/
Carol Wiggers
is all about horary and traditional Astrology – William Lilly style. She consults, writes and teaches. She has one fine collection of traditional, classical, medieval and greek Astrology books, available at her store. It is recommended you contact her directly — before ordering — to find availability and shipping times — some texts are rather rare or out-of-print. http://www.horary.com/
Astrology Center of America
This bookstore has the most in Ancient, Medieval and Rennaissance Astrology books I have seen in one place (other than Robert Zoller's old office). You should check out Mr. Roell's selection online, as well as off. I liked to walk in and get my books, the few times I made it to his New York City location. He also has a huge selection of modern books, obscure books and more! A small shop with big selection and and highly intelligent selection. The staff / owner / Astrologer is a family man with a helpful attitude. It's great to support the purveyor's of information. Shop here for works you can't get directly from the author. http://astroamerica.com/
Ballantrae Books
I love this publishing house because they rescue important books and republish them. The particular page I really love — I laugh at the first paragraph — is the advice on learning Astrology. I don't agree with all the books recommended, but that said, I love scholarly nature of their title lineup. http://www.ballantrae-reprint.com/learning.htm
Paulo Silva
"Site is in portuguese and the main subject is Medieval Astrology. In Portugal, Medieval or Traditional Astrology is almost unknown[. . . . Visit this site and] help his cause which is to spread Medieval Astrology in Portugal." http://astrologiamedieval.com.sapo.pt/
Ballantrae Books
I love this publishing house because they rescue important books and republish them. The particular page I really love — I laugh at the first paragraph — is the advice on learning Astrology. I don't agree with all the books recommended, but that said, I love scholarly nature of their title lineup. http://www.ballantrae-reprint.com/learning.htm

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Wind & Sky: Natal & predictive medieval Astrology: resources, book reviews, short articles, essays & Tarot Card Readings: © 2002 Jonathan James. Wind & Sky gallery, 68 Tinker St., Woodstock, New York, USA 12498. Jonathan James' new site, for his art: WoodstockHooker.com Astrology Podcast: C. Ptolemy's Seven Ages of Man (mp3). Tarot Card example reading. Al Biruni: excerpt # 1 (new excerpts soon) Astrology Conferences Astrological Tools Astrological Definitions for students of medieval & Traditional Astrology to assist in individual study and research. Astrological Articles: Primary Motion: The angles, quadrants and houses. Learn some basics of medieval Astrology. Tropical Astrology traditional western Astrology and its foundation in our seasons. M.L. King's 3rd House a brief analysis of MLK's 3rd house (from a study group with Jonathan James). Planetary hours An Astrologer's study notes on the planetary hours are and how they affect us. Calculating Planetary Hours bring a calculator, a pen and a table of sunrise and sunset for your area. Book Reviews: Tools and Techniques of the medieval Astrologers by Robert Zoller The Book of Rulership by Lee Lehman Tetrabiblios by Claudius Ptolemy, translated by F.E. Robbins Late Classical Astrology: Paulus Alexandrius and Olympiodorus translated by Dorian Giesler Greenbaum, M.A. The Book of Instruction in the Elements of the Art of Astrology by Al-Biruni and translated by R. Ramsey Wright Liber Astronomiae by Guido Bonnatti and translated by Robert Zoller A Beginner's Guide to Constructing the Universe by Michael S. Schneider A to Z Horoscope Maker and Delineator by Llewellyn George; A modern book with a traditional approach. An Abbreviation of the Introduction to Astrology by Abu Ma'shar, edited & translated by Charles Burnett House Astrologer: Jonathan James FAQs: Just the facts Events: Astrology Conferences Links: Traditional Astrology Modern Astrology Non-astrological sites Astrological Comedy tall-tales of astrological training ... for entertainment purposes & laughter only! Home P.O. Box 1182, Woodstock, New York 12498, Tele. (914) 466-6895 shop: 68 Tinker St., Woodstock medieval_Astrologer@yahoo.com	When you are looking for predictive Astrology, look to the old ways, for they are the good ways. Below and in the next column (see right) are links to some of the best sites out there. I don't accept just any link. About three-quarters of these sites I just link to because they have the better information out there. A few of them contacted me to exchange links. Still, I really try to avoid linking with some shlocky site. I get bleary eyed when i have to dig for good information, so I have tried to make it easier for all of you visitors and researching Astrologers. Robert Zoller: the man who taught me medieval Astrology and how to delineate. is an Astrologist, as well a Latin and medieval Studies scholar. This combines, with his tenacity and intelligence, to make him one premier English-speaking teachers and translators of medieval Astrology. He is renowned for his accuracy of prediction and excellence in teaching. He has written and published books on medieval Astrology and has students from the Southern to Northern Hemisphere. He has written and teaches courses in medieval Predictive Astrology. One of his books, Tools And Technniques of the medieval Astrologer, is a basic text in other teachers' medieval courses. Zoller's site is www.RobertEZoller.com. Please note that this is Zoller's one and only official website at the present time. Although he was temporarily affiliated with a business in London, he has not been affiliated with them since around the end of 2003. No one represents him, except for himself. Robert Zoller has always been a scholar, tirelessly working to advance our science. If you wish to buy his works or study his materials, please study with the source. Ben Dykes practices medieval Astrology and has a background as a college instructor in ancient philosophy. He offers natal and predictive services, emphasizing profections, firdaria, and solar returns. His site includes book reviews and articles on medieval natal and mundane Astrology, as well as historical pieces on Astrology and the link between it and ancient ideas about happiness. http://www.bendykes.com/ Sue Ward is a teacher of Traditional Astrology. She follows in the astrological lineage of William Lilly, one of Britain's finest Astrologers (alive during the Renaissance). She is also available for consultations. She comes highly recommended by respected teachers as the person to study horary with. She is based in the United Kingdom. When I was asking where to study horary, Sue's name was the one most recommended (though i still haven't blessed myself by taking her class). http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~sueward/ L. Lynne Crandall is based out of East Lansing, Michigin. She was my first real mentor in Astrology. at that critical point when I was trying to read an ephemeris. Over plenty of coffee and burrito's she coached my in my mostly independent studies. Until I trained under Zoller, she had been my main influence. She also taught me thte Tarot Cards. She got me interested in Aromatherapy — she is a professional in all of these fields. Her first studies were in tradtional Astrology and modern Astrology. She also was trained on the Thoth Tarot deck in her earliest days. Her latest studies have included medieval Astrology. http://www.caravansrai.com/ Alexander Mallon Well known in the upper Hudson Valley of New York, Alex teaches many classes. Quite a few astrologers have sat in on his teachings. He likes to focus on the counseling aspect and integrates many modern asteroids into his interpretation work. I have personal good feelings for Alex. He sat in as a student on my first class in medieval astrology, showing me that even with all his years of experience and expertise, he is willing to study and learn more. I have attended a number of NCGR meetings where he was the lecturer. We have had the opportunity to learn from each other. http://www.astrologyspirit.com/ Lee Lehman, Phd. is a teacher and has authored several books on traditional horary and electional Astrology; including CLASSICAL Astrology FOR MODERN LIVING (Whitford, 1996), ESSENTIAL DIGNITIES, and THE BOOK OF RULERSHIPS (1992). She has a new book out and her site has expanded. http://www.leelehman.com/ Robert Corre Robert Corre, instructor, teaches a two-year program on natal Astrology based on the work of the 17th century Astrologer, Morin de Villefranche. This is a very useful site for references, links and learning. http://www.forumonAstrology.com/ Astrology X-File Cabinet Curtis Manwaring has redesigned his site "for serious students of Astrology". Since he has more resources and links than most of us, this is a good site for you to review. http://www.Astrology-x-files.com Deborah Houlding Its been a while since Ms. Houlding blessed us with a web site. I am glad she is back, with new updates and articles. Her new site is clea and easily navigable, while still providing good content on traditional Astrology. With titles from "The Problem of House Division," to "The Life and Works of Ptolemy," you will find good material in modern english. http://www.skyscript.co.uk/ Dorian Greenbaum is the translator of Late Classical Astrology: Paulus Alexandrius and Olympiodorus (see my review). Dorian recently developed a web site, with new pages still appearing rapidly (as of april 2003). Considering Greenbaum can translate ancient Greek into modern English, you know you'll find a smart website. A person of both knowledge and good humour, check the site out. http://www.classicalAstrology.org/ The Lost Horoscope X-Files Astrology software and free birth chart analysis tips based on the lost horoscope x-files from ancient greek, medieval and renaissance sources. This site is like a compendium. Sometimes I wish he had less information, as I occassionally get overwhelmed browsing here — i wonder which article to read online and which to print? http://www.zodiac-x-files.com Christopher Warnock Christopher Warnock specializes in the Renaissance astrological magic of Cornelius Agrippa, Marsilio Ficino and the Picatrix as well as traditional horary and electional Astrology. His site has many, many short articles and explanations. For those of you who love pictures and paintings, his site is replete with beautiful images of classic art. Warnock is a graduate of Lee Lehman's teaching. http://www.renaissanceAstrology.com/ C.F. Perez The Ancient Sky presents an anthology of articles devoted to Astrology in the Ancient, Classical consciousness. Perez practices a mixture of traditional and modern Astrology (or so it seems from perusing her site). For a while she led an internet discussion forum on ancient Astrology. http://www.ancientsky.com/ Carol Wiggers is all about horary and traditional Astrology – William Lilly style. She consults, writes and teaches. She has one fine collection of traditional, classical, medieval and greek Astrology books, available at her store. It is recommended you contact her directly — before ordering — to find availability and shipping times — some texts are rather rare or out-of-print. http://www.horary.com/ Astrology Center of America This bookstore has the most in Ancient, Medieval and Rennaissance Astrology books I have seen in one place (other than Robert Zoller's old office). You should check out Mr. Roell's selection online, as well as off. I liked to walk in and get my books, the few times I made it to his New York City location. He also has a huge selection of modern books, obscure books and more! A small shop with big selection and and highly intelligent selection. The staff / owner / Astrologer is a family man with a helpful attitude. It's great to support the purveyor's of information. Shop here for works you can't get directly from the author. http://astroamerica.com/ Ballantrae Books I love this publishing house because they rescue important books and republish them. The particular page I really love — I laugh at the first paragraph — is the advice on learning Astrology. I don't agree with all the books recommended, but that said, I love scholarly nature of their title lineup. http://www.ballantrae-reprint.com/learning.htm Paulo Silva "Site is in portuguese and the main subject is Medieval Astrology. In Portugal, Medieval or Traditional Astrology is almost unknown[. . . . Visit this site and] help his cause which is to spread Medieval Astrology in Portugal." http://astrologiamedieval.com.sapo.pt/ Ballantrae Books I love this publishing house because they rescue important books and republish them. The particular page I really love — I laugh at the first paragraph — is the advice on learning Astrology. I don't agree with all the books recommended, but that said, I love scholarly nature of their title lineup. http://www.ballantrae-reprint.com/learning.htm
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Wind & Sky: Natal & predictive medieval Astrology: resources, book reviews, short articles, essays & Tarot Card Readings: © 2002 Jonathan James. Wind & Sky gallery, 68 Tinker St., Woodstock, New York, USA 12498.

Jonathan James' new site, for his art: WoodstockHooker.com

Astrology Podcast:

C. Ptolemy's Seven Ages of Man (mp3).

Tarot Card example reading.

Al Biruni: excerpt # 1 (new excerpts soon)

Astrology Conferences

Astrological Tools

Astrological Definitions for students of medieval & Traditional Astrology to assist in individual study and research.

Astrological Articles:

Primary Motion: The angles, quadrants and houses. Learn some basics of medieval Astrology.

Tropical Astrology traditional western Astrology and its foundation in our seasons.

M.L. King's 3rd House a brief analysis of MLK's 3rd house (from a study group with Jonathan James).

Planetary hours An Astrologer's study notes on the planetary hours are and how they affect us.

Calculating Planetary Hours bring a calculator, a pen and a table of sunrise and sunset for your area.

Book Reviews:

Tools and Techniques of the medieval Astrologers by Robert Zoller

The Book of Rulership by Lee Lehman

Tetrabiblios by Claudius Ptolemy, translated by F.E. Robbins

Late Classical Astrology: Paulus Alexandrius and Olympiodorus translated by Dorian Giesler Greenbaum, M.A.

The Book of Instruction in the Elements of the Art of Astrology by Al-Biruni and translated by R. Ramsey Wright

Liber Astronomiae by Guido Bonnatti and translated by Robert Zoller

A Beginner's Guide to Constructing the Universe by Michael S. Schneider

A to Z Horoscope Maker and Delineator by Llewellyn George; A modern book with a traditional approach.

An Abbreviation of the Introduction to Astrology by Abu Ma'shar, edited & translated by Charles Burnett

House Astrologer:

FAQs:

Events:

Links:

Astrological Comedy tall-tales of astrological training ... for entertainment purposes & laughter only!

P.O. Box 1182, Woodstock, New York 12498, Tele. (914) 466-6895 shop: 68 Tinker St., Woodstock