This transcribed lecture was given by Charles Harvey to share some seed ideas for you to ponder and weave into your astrological world view. Harvey offers some provocative points....
In the 19th century, the Smithsonian Institution identified 100,000+ mounds and earthwork sites across the US. The largest concentration is in Ohio where 34,972 prehistoric sites were found by 2004. Who built them? For what purpose? Why was so much time and effort invested in their construction?
Throughout his troubled life, Kepler sought a Pythagorean unity between Astronomy and Astrology. He invented three new astrological aspects, along with his three laws of planetary motion. These were part of his quest for the Harmonices Mundi, his magnum opus.
