A History of Astrology. Divination and Prophecy

Explore the captivating evolution of astrology and divination worldwide. "A History of Astrology, Divination and Prophecy" delves into astrology's origins in the 3rd century BCE, when ancient Mesopotamians began observing the stars to forecast events. This practice evolved into various forms, including Eastern, Indian (Vedic), and the familiar Western astrology. Over centuries, numerous methods have been developed to foresee the future, ranging from the ancient I Ching's yarrow stalks, used over 2,500 years ago, to modern practices like Tarot, crystals, palm reading, and numerology. The book highlights the journeys of notable visionaries, from Ancient Greek oracles to Nostradamus, the 16th-century French philosopher, credited with forecasting Queen Elizabeth II's death. It also examines how astrology, divination, and prophecy captivate our imaginations, influencing art and literature. Designed to be comprehensive and accessible, with stunning illustrations, "A History of Astrology, Divination and Prophecy" promises to both intrigue and inform, offering a detailed insight into this fascinating subject.