Astrology, Psychology and The Four Elements (An Energy Approach To Astrology and Its Use In The Counseling Arts)

Contents Preface XI Part I: Astrology & Psychology 1 Modern Science & Psychology today 3 2 The limitation of the old framework 9 3 Different approaches to knowledge & The question of proof 14 4 Archetypes & Universal principles 27 5 Approaches to astrology 36 6 Humanistic psychology & Humanistic astrology 44 7 The uses of astrology in the counseling arts 51 8 Notes on education counselors 57 Part II: The four Elements: An energy approach to interpreting birth-charts 9 Astrology: A language of energy 71 The zodiacal sings as energy patterns 73 The planets as energy regulators 76 The astrological theory of personality 77 Key concept & Definitions 79 10 The four elements: The basic energies of astrology 87 World-wide recognition of the elements 89 Modern discriptions 90 A spiritual perspective 92 Classification of elements 93 The element fire 95 The element Air 96 The element Water 97 The element earth 99 11 Psychology of the individual 101 The elements in the healing arts 107 12 Elements in interpretation 111 Imbalance of fire 114 Imbalance of Earth 115 Imbalance of Air 117 Imbalance of Water 118 Self expressive or self repressive emphasis 121 13 Potential for integration: Aspects & Planetary relationship 128 14 Planets in the elements 134 Mercury 134 Venuse 137 Mars 137 Sun, Moon & ascendant 138 Jupiter & Saturn 140 Other consideration 143 15 The elements in chart comparison 145 16 The elements & the houses: A key word system 157 House classifications 160 The water houses 162 The earth houses 164 The fire houses 165 The air houses 167 Astrology: A tool for self-knowledge 169 Appendix A: Scientific data 172 Appendix B: Astrology & Modern research in energy fields 177 Appendix C: Astrology & Polarity therapy 182 References to part I Suggested readings