SOLAR BIOLOGY: 
A SCIENTIFIC METHOD 
OF 
DELINEATING CHARACTER; DIAGNOSING DISEASE; DETER- 
MINING MENTAL, PHYSICAL, AND BUSINESS 
QUALIFICATIONS, CONJUGAL ADAPTA- 
BILITY, Etc., Etc., FROM 
DATE OF BIRTH. 
BT 
HIRAM E. BUTLER. 
SIXTH EDITION. 
SEttl) Illustrations* 
ESOTERIC PUBLISHING COMPANY 
APPLEGATE, CAL. 
1895. Spntered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 188T, b7 
HIRAM E. BUTLER, 
in the Office ot the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. 
All Rights Reserved. 
Printed and Bound by 
The Blade Printing and Paper Co., 
Toledo, Ohio. EDITOR’S PREFACE. 
In preparing the manuscript of Solar Biology for the press we 
have in many instances embodied the author’s idea in our own 
phraseology ; and should diversity of style be observed, it may be 
.accounted for on that ground : we have also frequently carried 
out his lines of thought to greater length, but strictly in conform- 
ity with the basic principles of the science, which admits of an 
almost unlimited expansion of details: we have also at times 
introduced collateral matter, to the end of more fully illustrating 
the subject by what seemed to us useful suggestions. The most 
extended additions of this kind will be found on page 30, com- 
mencing with the third paragraph and extending to the first para- 
graph of page 33. Again, on page 83 will be found a chapter 
entitled “Courage and Consolation to All,” which, though not 
strictly essential to the work, we trust may be found to contain 
interesting and profitable suggestions relative thereto. 
We have also supplied an Appendix (see page 279) wherein we 
follow out a line of deductive thought suggested by the subject- 
matter of page 41, and therein endeavor to throw light, from the 
focus of this science, on some of the most momentous themes that 
have occupied and perplexed the ablest minds for centuries, and 
we trust the suggestions in this department will prove of service 
to all earnest thinkers. 
In addition to the above explanation we wish to submit a few 
thoughts regarding the work itself. It is an admitted scientific 
axiom that man is a world in miniature; yea, more, an epitome and IV 
editor’s PREFACE. 
image of the universe itself ! This being so, man necessarily holds 
a definite relation to all its parts, both near and remote. His 
immediate dependence on the elements of this globe — earth, air, 
fire, and water—is too obvious and familiar to require more than 
mention ; but this planet, earth, is but a single function of the 
solar system, which, in turn, stands intimately related and depend- 
ent on other systems : thus the material universe is bound together, 
and its various parts are interdependent as virtually as the vital 
functions of the human system, no one of which can be affected 
without reacting and influencing the whole body. Man, therefore,, 
is not a citizen of this world merely, but of the solar system and 
the universe in all its parts, both visible and invisible; conse- 
quently there is not a star that shines or a sun that burns but 
what has expression in his being, either active or latent. 
The philosophical truthfulness of this proposition we think 
must be admitted by every reasoning mind; but the question 
arises, Can we trace this relation, can we demonstrate this influ- 
ence? To this, so far as the immediate planets are concerned, 
Solar Biology answers, Yes ! 
The relations that the various elements of earth sustain to each 
other have been ascertained only bv careful and persistent ob- 
servation and experiment. The elaborate and exact results of 
science, chemistry, etc., have been reached by processes of investi- 
gation, until a vast amount of experimental and useful knowledge 
has been acquired; nor is this line of research, observation, and 
experiment limited to visible substance. We cannot see electri- 
city, but we know of its existence through its manifestations, 
and have found means to utilize its force, not only for the 
transmission of intelligence, but for the production of light, heat, 
and power, and also as a remedial and chemical agent. But 
human observation extends beyond the confines of the earth, and 
defines the positions and movements of the heavenly bodies, even 
analyzing their chemical and other constituents ; also demonstrat- editor’s PREFACE. 
V 
ing that they exert a decided influence over each other, the knowl- 
edge of which has led to the discovery of additional planets. 
In 184G it was observed that Uranus (then recently discovered) 
when in certain positions deviated from its course, which implied 
the existence of a then unknown planet. Several astronomers 
brought their telescopes to bear upon the indicated portion of the 
heavens, and Neptune was discovered, and thus the cause of the 
eccentricity explained. The attractive influence of the sun and 
moon in heaping up the waters and causing the phenomena of the 
ocean tides is also well understood. 
We can trace how the alchemy of the Middle Ages has been 
transformed into the exact, elaborate, and useful science of chem- 
istry, and a corresponding progress has also been made in astron- 
omy and other branches; but have all lines of research been 
exhausted? is there nothing more to learn? Far from it; our 
present knowledge is relatively but as a drop in a bucket, and 
Solar Biology introduces a field of research which, through obser- 
vation and experiment, will come in time to be recognized and 
appreciated as being as demonstrable as chemistry or astronomy. 
If the sun, moon, and planets exert an influence on the earth 
as a whole, they must necessarily affect each thing in particular, 
and their relation to man, and the nature he derives by virtue of 
their positions is what Solar Biology undertakes to demonstrate. 
Conceding that they exert an influence in a general way, is it not 
presumptuous to attempt to draw the line, and say their relation 
to the nature and character of man cannot be traced? We might 
as fittingly say that it is enough to know that the sun gives light 
and heat; but it is found that the ray of light can be analyzed, 
can be separated into its different colors, its various vibrations 
ascertained, chemical action determined, and many other wonder- 
ful and useful things demonstrated. Solar Biology, so to speak, 
turns the spectrum of planetary influence upon the phenomena of 
human life, and analyzes its significance. VI 
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We are constantly discovering in life and nature volumes of 
interior meaning. The external senses merely perceive the sur- 
face facts : we place an insect, a leaf, a drop of water beneath 
the microscope, and endless wonders are revealed of organization 
within organization, cell within cell, life within life. We bring 
the lens of the telescope to bear upon the heavens : nebula is 
resolved into stars, and millions of shining orbs stand out in the 
depths beyond the sphere of natural vision. In whatever direc- 
tion the human mind is turned, revelations await it deeper than 
the surface sense perception ; and this is true from centre to cir- 
cumference, from atoms to worlds. 
For instance, we are in the habit of regarding the revolutions 
of the earth around the sun as a mere arrangement for giving the 
changing seasons of the year ; but Solar Biology reveals another 
and highly important use ; viz., that the varying positions not only 
produce different seasons and stages of fruitfulness, but different 
human types and qualities, and that we are as dependent on its 
revolutions for one as for the other, and that corresponding effects 
on character also result from the changing positions of the 
planets. 
The sun is in reciprocal relations with the shining orbs of space, 
and is constantly receiving and imparting different magnetic and 
electric qualities from and to the different quarters of the heavens, 
and the earth and planets are correspondency affected while 
passing through each of these four grand or twelve minor divis- 
ions or currents of the zodiac, and are therefore for the time 
being immersed in a specific vital or heavenly quality. 
The fact of the heavens being possessed of twelve distinct 
natures or functions was well understood by the ancients, who 
accordingly divided the zodiac into twelve corresponding divisions 
or signs. 
Intuitive perception almost invariably precedes scientific dem- 
onstration or experimental proof, and there has evidently been editor’s preface. 
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a period in the past when intuition was highly unfolded. Thus 
there comes down to us as an heirloom from the early ages, the 
idea that the zodiac of our solar system embraced in orderly 
arrangement the functions of a Grand Man, and modern almanacs 
still preserve the figure of a man with the twelve departments of 
the body each related to a distinct sign of the zodiac ; and thus 
we are led to realize that the symbol of the universe from the 
least to the greatest is that of a MAN, and that individual exist- 
ence is evolved from the heavens by an orderly, exact, and even 
mathematical process. Plato tells us that the Creator of the 
earth and heavens “ geometrizes ” even to the minutest particle 
of matter. He works by method and law ; and man, being in his 
image and likeness, is capable of perceiving and understanding 
his works and ways. 
It is claimed that character is expressed in the countenance, 
embodied in the cranium, even written in the hand ; but Solar 
Biology introduces the student into the grand workshop of the 
solar system, not only defining character and function, but sup- 
plying the key to self-knowledge and harmonious human related- 
ness ; and, further, it opens up a knowledge and understanding 
of the principles and laws by which human evolution is being 
carried forward, and the infinite variety of forms and natures 
brought into being on the planet earth. 
We see that twelve embodies the fulness of the signs of the 
zodiac, and consequently of the universal heavens. Is it not then 
significant that in laying the biblical foundations for the regener- 
ation of humanity, the work should proceed with the twelve sons 
of Jacob, and twelve tribes of Israel? Again, Christ surrounds 
himself with tivelve apostles. Revelation states that twelve thou- 
sand of each of the twelve tribes or natures are to be sealed, thus 
signifying that the order and fulness of the heavens is to be 
restored to earth and humanity. 
JOHN LATHAM. AUTHOR’S PREFACE. 
The author, who has devoted many years of his life to scientific 
research and unfoldment of the higher or intuitive faculties (a 
large portion of which time has relatively been passed as a recluse), 
has had but one general object in view; viz., to be of the greatest 
possible service to the world in which he lives. 
From external and intuitive research he is satisfied that this sci- 
ence was well known in the golden age of the world, when religion 
and science walked hand in hand in a most divine harmony, as 
counterparts in one grand whole. He finds in it the foundation 
principles, not only of the Hebraic and Christian Bible, but 
of all the sacred books of the great religions of antiquity. 
Traces of it are found in the great pyramid Cheops of Egypt, and 
also in the sacred temples of India, and wherever temple relics of 
the great religions of antiquity are found. 
The importance of this system can scarcely be appreciated 
without years of careful critical study and experiment. It 
demonstrates the fact that all are members of one great bod}', 
and that each are members in particular; and, as use is the 
supreme law of God which determines all qualities whether good 
or evil, therefore every member of the body of humanity is useful 
to a greater or less degree to the rest of the body, and the great 
confusion that now exists in the world arises wholly from the 
ignorance of persons as to their true nature and real sphere of 
use. 
There are two general causes for failure and inharmony. First, 
parents often educate their children in a calling for which they X 
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have no adaptability, and many times leave them a fortune with 
which to carry on that calling, and, as they have no adaptation to 
it, they soon lose their money, and, after frequent efforts to rise 
again, they get discouraged and become vagabonds on the earth. 
The second cause of inharmony is misunderstanding of each 
other’s motives. This system, when applied according to the 
rules given in this book, will obviate these two great evils, also 
many others; for bv it parents will not only be enabled to under- 
stand each other’s nature, but can know what care their children 
should have whilst young, and what their strong and weak points- 
are, both vitally and mentally, thereby saving the lives of thou- 
sands of little ones who would otherwise go prematurely into 
eternity. 
It will enable parents to know just what business their children 
are best adapted for, and how to educate them, and is also a 
guide to all persons in the preservation of health and strength, 
and an important aid to success, and to the attainment of the 
great object in life, viz., usefulness and happiness; for the one 
cannot obtain without the other. It also aids in prolonging the 
life of old and young. It is of especial importance to physicians. 
Several prominent practitioners who have taken lessons in this 
system have, we think, wisely prophesied that the time would 
come when a physician would not be considered qualified to re- 
ceive a diploma without a thorough knowledge of this science. It. 
is well known to physicians that what will cure one will kill 
another, even when the symptoms appear the same, and medical 
students do not now have any scientific method of accounting for 
this difference, or determining wherein it consists. This system 
supplies the deficiency, showing the different innate functions and 
centre of the life forces, as determined by the signs in which the 
persons are born and polarized, thus revealing different degrees of 
sensitiveness, and indicating the portion of the system through 
which remedial agents will take most direct effect. author’s preface. 
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The physicians who have made the greatest attainments have 
been those whose intuitive judgment in matters of character, con- 
stitution, and vital conditions has been most accurate ; and the 
author has frequently been surprised on giving delineations and 
advice to persons who have been under the care of physicians 
of great prominence, to hear them say, That is the same advice 
that such and such a physician gave me,” thus confirming the 
fact that this science is in harmony with the best judgment of the 
most skilled and intuitive natures. 
By means of this system physicians of even ordinary ability can 
attain great success through having in their possession a certain 
key to knowledge concerning the nature and peculiarities of their 
patients, such as heretofore has been available only to those few 
that were possessed of rare intuitive discernment. 
Heads of families and individuals may also gain important in- 
sight into the peculiar characteristics of themselves and others, 
and thus understand the causes of the varied sensations, emotions, 
appetites, and passions of those with whom they have to do. In 
short, it lifts the veil from the mysterious realm of causation, and 
reveals to man much concerning the interior or cause world in its 
orderly and systematic methods of operation and influence over 
the evolution and control of human life. Yet it is necessarily far 
from complete, as the combinations and consequent effects upon 
different organisms are so multifarious, arising as they do from so 
many different polarities and planetary conditions, that we are 
obliged to generalize to a very great extent, as it would take many 
volumes to spread out all the minutiae ; but having given the gen- 
eral principles of the science and the rules governing their appli- 
cation, the deduction and details can be carried out ad infinitum 
by any intelligent possessor of the work. 
This book is but one of a series of seven sevens, or forty-nine 
stages, of earthly development which may each be embodied in a 
distinct work. This is brought out first, being the one most suited XII 
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to the present mental and business needs of the people, but stands 
as number three in the above series, and the author is most happy 
to submit it to the intelligent, thoughtful, and educated public, for 
their consideration and use, believing that it will prove of greater 
value than any system of science the world now possesses. 
HIRAM ERASTUS BUTLER. 
EDITOR’S NOTE. 
As students of Solar Biology are naturally stimulated to locate, 
measure, and classify their friends and acquaintances in accordance 
with the principles of the science, and as readers become in a 
degree acquainted with an author through his work, some of them 
may consequently desire to locate and classify Prof. Butler by the 
rules he has laid down for measuring others. For the' benefit of 
such, we would state that he was born July 29, 1841 ; and should 
any of them desire to look up his nativity after the system of 
ancient astrology, we give the hour of birth, 4 a.m. 
J. L. Special Notice to Astronomers and Astrologers. 
We address this explanation to the above classes because their education 
in the present disorder of astronomy blinds and confuses their com- 
prehension of the true order. Those who are not students of either system 
have no difficulty in fully comprehending the orderly arrangement of the 
solar system as given in this work. 
Those who study the science of Solar Biology thinking it will amal- 
gamate with astrology, or aid in astrological prognostication, will find 
that it can not be so used, as it is a distinct science, using different data 
and arriving at entirely different conclusions. It reads character in human 
life completely, but in no case predicts coming events. 
We receive numerous letters from astrologers and astronomers asking 
why our ephemeris locates the planets 180 degrees from their position as 
given in the Nautical Almanac. One reason is this: astronomers accept 
but one zodiac. We know of three distinctly separate zodiacs and four 
movements used by Solor Biology and astrology. 
The difference between the two sciences in relation to the two zodiacs 
used by them is this: Astrologers use the moon’s zodiac and the moment- 
ary motion of the earth as it moves through the twelve signs of that 
zodiac by means of its revolution upon its axis, carrying any given locality 
of the earth through all the twelve signs every twenty-four hours, com- 
prising in their system the houses and signs of the zodiac; and they work 
from that most ancient word formula, expressing the idea that the sun, 
moon, and all the planets revolve around the earth. 
In Solar Biology we work from the facts as known in the Copernican 
system, namely, that the sun is the center, and all the planets, the earth 
included, revolve around it; while the moon is the only planet that re- 
volves around the earth. Therefore, the position of the moon in the signs 
of the zodiac as given in the astrological ephemeris is the only part 
which accords with and is used in Solar Biology. 
We are frequently asked why we have reversed the naming of the signs 
of the zodiac and changed the given position of the planets. It is for the 
following reason : The common statement of both astronomers and as- 
trologers that on or about March 21 the sun enters the sign rp (Aries) con- 
fuses every student of astronomy, because it leaves the impression upon XIIb 
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the mind that the sun changes position relative to the constellations, 
which every astronomer knows to be untrue. In Solar Biology we aim 
to impress the mind with the truth that it is the earth instead of the sun 
that enters the sign rp (Aries) on March 21; and this is borne out by the 
fact that every person born between March 21 and April 19 is thoroughly 
characterized by the sign rp (Aries)—the head. 
Now, if it is the earth and not the sun that enters (T) (Aries) March 21, 
then it is an indisputable fact that <Y) (Aries) is the opposite sign, which 
has been named =2= (Libra). Finding that confusion resulted from this 
nomenclature, we determined to put it in order that the student of astrono- 
my might get a correct idea of the form and movement of the heavenly 
bodies. (See diagrams IV. and V.) 
Now, if the sign which has been named (Libra) invariably gives the 
qualities of rp (Aries) because of the presence of the earth there, then it 
follows, that in order to create a correct impression, and call the signs by 
the names which represent their several functions, we must deal entirely 
with the heliocentric position of the planets and earth, and from that 
data reverse their position. For instance, when the Nautical Almanac 
says the sun enters the sign rp (Aries), the fact is that the earth at that time 
enters that sign. Accepting the nomenclature of astronomy and astrology 
and the meaning of the names applied to the different signs, it will ap- 
pear as if the sun entered the sign =0: (Libra) on the date under consideration, 
and that the earth enters the sign (Aries). If it is the earth that enerst 
(Aries) March 21, then if (Mars), QJ. (Jupiter), T? (Saturn), oi Ijd 
(Uranus) were in rp (Aries), their position would be given by the Nautical 
Almanac as being in (Libra), while they would really be in rp (Aries), 
and could be seen in midheaven at 12 o’clock midnight on March 21, be- 
cause we would at that hour be on the exact opposite side of the earth 
from the sun. thus demonstrating that these planets are in the same sign 
the earth is in at that period. 
To carry this out mathematically, we have arranged the ephemeris of 
the planets for Solar Biology just 180 degrees from the position as given in 
the Nautical Almanac, as it is the opposite from the true heliocentric 
position. In arranging the tables we had to do this or else say, for in- 
stance, that =0: (Libra) ruled the head and (Aries) the reins; and that 
the sun, instead of the earth, entered (Aries) March 21, and thus per- 
petuate the confusion that is so potent in its effect that not one student in 
a hundred can clearly define in his own mind the correct movements of 
the heavenly bodies, because he is inclined to believe that the science of 
astronomy is exact, and the text-books absolutely correct in their state- 
ments, whereas, they say one thing and mean ithe opposite. Students of 
Solar Biology throughout the world have a clearer idea of the actual move- 
ments of the heavenly bodies than any other class of students. SPECIAL NOTICE. 
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We have shown in diagram V. that the zodiac of the moon and the zodiac 
of the sun are distinct, and that the sign =0= (Libra) of the moon’s zodiac is 
the sign (Aries) of the sun’s or earth’s zodiac. 
In conclusion, we call attention to the fallacies concerning the planets in 
the astrological ephemeris wherein is given the geocentric positions. To 
illustrate: According to the astrological ephemeris, § (Mercury) enters the 
sign fy1 (Aries) on March 6, 1893, and remains there until May 13. It will be 
seen from Solar Biolqgy or the Nautical Almanac, which gives the heliocentric 
position, that the planet g (Mercury) has moved about eleven signs in that 
time, thus making nearly a complete circuit through the twelve signs of 
the zodiac. The planet § (Mercury) makes its complete cycle in 87 days 
and 23 hours; and those who exercise their reason while using the 
astrological ephemeris will readily see that it cannot iremain in one sign 
68 days and make its complete circuit in 87 days and 23 hours. This is a 
palpable error as to fact, while it is a fact as to appearance relative to 
the moon’s zodiac and geocentric, or the earth center around which all ap- 
pear to revolve. 
The geocentric and astrological ephemeris give the planet § (Mercury) 
and 9 (Venus) as traveling forward and backward instead of revolving 
around a center. Of course, any one who has a knowledge of astronomy 
knows this to be erroneous. In Solar Biology we have endeavored to cor- 
rect these errors and to make it a text-book worthy of use in our schools 
and colleges. 
When Solar Biology was written, our aim was condensation, not elabora- 
tion ; but we hope the time is not far distant when we may elaborate and 
make it a complete science of astronomy and Solar Biology; and we be- 
lieve that it will sometime be found as the leading text-book of astronomy 
in all our schools and colleges, and the chief means of education in the 
varied types of human life and character. 
The marvelous rapidity with which it is gaining favor with the people 
fully justifies this hope. Five editions have been published in about five 
years, and many teachers and students are to be found in all parts of the 
English-speaking world. 
Hoping that the above explanation will be sufficient, we subscribe our- 
selves the servant of humanity. 
The Author. SPECIAL NOTICE. 
We wish to ask our friends to do us the kindness of 
letting us know of any person or dealer selling “ Solar 
Biology ” for less than the regular price ($5). We feel 
that it is an important work and really worth many- 
fold more than the price asked for it, and also feel that it 
should be an instrumentality through which we should 
obtain means to aid us in other departments of our 
work. Therefore, if we learn of any dealer selling the 
book for less than the price named, we will see to it 
that they get no more short of the full retail price. We 
feel that anyone will be doing a good work and aiding 
this movement by notifying us of any deviation from 
these rules. CONTENTS. 
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Bible History of Solar Biology 1 
Useful evidences for sceptics 2 
Hidden treasures of the Bible 2 
Generation and potency of thought 2 
The visible Logos or image of God .. . i 3 
Restoration of the order of the heavens 3 
Relation of the twelve sons of Jacob to the twelve signs of the 
zodiac 4 
The metaphysical significance of the sign Leo 7 
Joseph as a fruitful bough 8 
Jacob describes the nature of his twelve sons 9 
Testimony of Moses, Ezekiel, and Revelation 11 
The Twelve Apostles of Christ 11 
Solomon’s Temple 12 
INTRODUCTION. 
CHAPTER I. 
Preliminary Philosophy ” 13 
The physical, mental, and spiritual relations of man 13 
The body a chemical laboratory 13 
The source of mental and physical energy 14 
Conservation and waste of life forces 15 
Why children should rise on first awaking 15 
How chastity promotes the higher intuitions 16 
The relation of intuition to business success 17 
Love as a controlling influence 17 
Psychic or will force as a controlling influence 18 
The power of conserved thought over mind and body 19 
Harmony between the selfhood and cause world 20 
Involution and Evolution 21 
Judging character by the hair, finger-nails, etc 22 
The rewards of controlling the passions 23 
Man’s Triune Nature 23 
Experience and memory, the measure of conscious individuality.... 24 XIV 
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The Law of Soul Marriage 25 
The consequences of inharmony 26 
The Selection of Partners in Marriage 26 
How to determine fitness 27 
Evidences of soul adaptability 28 
CHAPTER II. 
Thu Mechanism of Solar Biology 30 
The planets ; their periods of revolution 30 
Relation of the most ancient people to the solar fluid 30 
Intuitive knowledge and animal instinct 31 
The signs of the zodiac as expressers of the life forces of a Grand 
Man ; 32 
Idea of the Grecian poets 32 
A return of the Golden Age 33 
Biblical order of the signs of the zodiac 33 
Well-defined divisions of the solar fluid 36 
The four quarters or trinities of the zodiac 37 
The solar fluid; its nature and expanse . 39 
Description of Diagram No. 4 40 
Vulcan and the remote planets 41 
The Earth, Zodiac, and Polarity 42 
The Moon as a polarizing body 42 
Attraction and Repulsion of Polarities 43 
Hints regarding Marriage 44 
Sympathy arising from polarity 44 
Harmony in marriage, good offspring, etc 45 
Conditions when women are entitled to rule 46 
The Order of the Living Temple 47 
CHAPTER III. 
The Twelve Signs or Functions of the Zodiac. 
(Aries) ' 49 
(Taurus) 51 
n (Gemini) 53 
qz, (Cancer) 54 
SI (Leo) 57 
nj! (Virgo) 60 CONTENTS. 
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is (Libra) ... 62 
tr\, (Scorpio) 66 
/ (Sagittarius) 69 
Vj (Capricorn) 72 
ZH (Aquarius) ' 75 
X (Pisces) 77 
CHAPTER IV. 
Polarity and Quality 80 
Effect of the Moon in entering the sign of birth 80 
Periods favorable for procreation 81 
A useful calendar for ladies 81 
Periods most favorable to success 82 
CHAPTER V. 
Courage and Consolation to All 83 
The merit and virtue of life 83 
The possibility of high and grand attainment 84 
Present life mainly that of the physical and material 84 
Methods of producing superior fruit 85 
The solar system as a womb, of natural generation 85 
The Power and Importance of Breath 86 
Means of strengthening and vitalizing the system 86 
Exhilaration of the mountain top 87 
CHAPTEK VI. 
The Twelve Polahities of Aries. 
<Y5 (Aries), with the Moon in °f (Aries) 88 
“ “ “ “ & (Taurus) 88 
“ “ “ “ n (Gemini) 89 
“ “ “ “ a5 (Cancer) 91 
“ “ “ “ SI (Leo) 92 
“ “ “ “ (Virgo) 93 
“ “ “ “ £1= (Libra) 94 
“ “ “ “ n\, (Scorpio) 96 
“ “ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 96 
“ “ “ “ (Capricorn) ... 98 
“ “ “ “ ZZZ (Aquarius) 99 
“ “ “ “ X (Pisces) 100 XVI 
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(Taurus), with the Moon in (Aries) 102 
“ “ “ “ (Taurus) 103 
“ “ “ “ n (Gemini) 103 
“ “ “ “ 55 (Cancer) 104 
a (Leo) 105 
“ “ “ “ rrjj (Virgo) 107 
“ “ “ “ =2= (Libra) 108 
“ “ “ “ Uh (Scorpio) 109 
“ “ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 109 
“ “ “ “ VJ (Capricorn) 110 
“ “ “ “ (Aquarius) Ill 
“ “ “ « X (Pisces) 112 
The Twelve Polarities of Taurus. 
CHAPTER VIII. 
The Twelve Polarities of Gemini, 
n (Gemini), with the Moon in (Aries) 114 
“ “ “ “ & (Taurus) 115 
“ “ “ “ n (Gemini) 115 
“ “ “ “ 55 (Cancer) . . . 116 
“ “ “ “ a (Leo) 116 
“ “ “ “ "X (Virgo) 117 
“ “ “ “ =2= (Libra) 118 
“ “ “ “ (Scorpio) 119 
“ “ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 120 
“ “ “ “ (Capricorn) 120 
“ “ “ “ (Aquarius) 121 
“ “ “ “ X (Pisces) 121 
CHAPTER IX. 
The Twelve Polarities of Cancer. 
55 (Cancer), with the Moon in <Y> (Aries) 123 
“ “ “ “ & (Taurus) 123 
“ “ “ “ n (Gemini) -125 
“ “ “ “ 55 (Cancer) 125 
“ “ “ “ SI (Leo) 126 
“ “ “ “ (Virgo) 126 CONTENTS. 
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2o (Cancer), with the Moon in =£= (Libra) 127 
“ “ “ “ nb (Scorpio) 128 
“ “ “ “ f (Sagittarius) 128 
“ “ “ “ VJ (Capricorn) 129 
“ “ “ “ CJJ (Aquarius) 130 
“ “ “ “ X (Pisces) 131 
CHAPTER X. 
The Twelve Polarities of Leo. 
SL (Leo), with the Moon in (Aries) 132 
“ “ & (Taurus) 133 
“ “ “ “ n (Gemini) 133 
“ “ « “ 25 (Cancer) 134 
“ “ “ “ SI (Leo) 135 
“ “ “ “ nj? (Virgo) 135 
“ “ “ “ =2= (Libra) 136 
“ “ “ “ ttp (Scorpio) 137 
“ “ “ “ / (Sagittarius). 137 
“ “ “ “ VJ (Capricorn) 138 
“ “ “ “ (Aquarius) 139 
“ “ “ “ x (Pisces) 140 
CHAPTER XI. 
The Twelve Polarities of Virgo. 
92 (Virgo), with the Moon in £Y3 (Aries) 141 
* “ “ “ & (Taurus) 141 
“ “ “ “ n (Gemini) 142 
“ “ « v qz, (Cancer) 142 
“ “ “ “ si (Leo) 143 
“ “ “ “ *92 (Virg°) 144 
“ “ « “ =& (Libra) 145 
“ “ “ “ nb (Scorpio) 146 
“ “ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 147 
“ “ u “ VJ (Capricorn) 148 
“ “ “ “ CJJ (Aquarius) 149 
“ “ *• “X (Pisces) 149 XVIII 
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t (Libra), with the Moon in °f (Aries) 151 
“ “ “ “ (Taurus) 151 
“ “ 44 44 n (Gemini) 152 
“ “ “ 44 as (Cancer) 153 
“ 4 4 44 “ St (Leo) 153 
44 44 44 44 (Virgo) 154 
44 44 44 44 =£= (Libra) 155 
44 44 “ 44 fit (Scorpio) 155 
44 44 44 44 / (Sagittarius) 156 
44 44 44 44 VJ (Capricorn) 157 
44 44 44 44 (Aquarius) 158 
44 44 44 44 X (Pisces) 158 
The Twelve Polarities of Libra. 
CHAPTER XIII. 
The Twelve Polarities of Scorpio, 
ht (Scorpio), with the Moon in CY’ (Aries) 160 
“ “ “ “ « (Taurus) 161 
“ 44 “ “ n (Gemini) 162 
“ “ “ “ 2jo (Cancer) 163 
“ 44 “ “ St (Leo) 164 
“ 44 “ 44 (Virgo) 165 
“ “ 44 “ =£= (Libra) 165 
44 44 “ “ rrt (Scorpio) 166 
“ 44 “ “ / (Sagittarius) 167 
“ “ “ “ VJ (Capricorn) 168 
“ “ “ “ CJJ (Aquarius) 168 
14 44 44 44 X (Pisces) / 169 
CHAPTER XIV. 
The Twelve Polarities of Sagittarius. 
/ (Sagittarius), with the Moon in (Aries) 170 
“ “ 44 “ (Taurus) 171 
“ “ “ “ n (Gemini) 171 
“ “ “ “ To (Cancer) 172 
“ “ 44 “ St (Leo) 173 
“ <« « “ njj (Virgo) 174- CONTENTS. 
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(Sagittarius), with the Moon in (Libra) 175 
“ “ “ “ (Scorpio) 176 
“ “ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 177 
“ “ “ “ (Capricorn) 177 
“ “ “ “ ZX (Aquarius) 178 
“ « « “X (Pisces) 179 
CHAPTER XV. 
The Tw7elve Polarities of Capricorn. 
Pj1 (Capricorn), with the Moon in (Aries) 180 
“ “ “ “ (Taurus) 181 
“ “ “ “ n (Gemini) 181 
“ “ “ “ 25 (Cancer) 182 
“ “ “ “ SI (Leo) 182 
“ “ “ “ nj> (Virgo) _ 183 
“ “ “ “ (Libra) 184 
“ “ “ “ trL (Scorpio) * 185 
“ “ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 186 
“ “ « “ VJ (Capricorn) 186 
“ ** “ “ XZ (Aquarius) 187 
“ ** « “X (Pisces) 188 
CHAPTER XVI. 
The Twelve Polarities of Aquarius. 
ZX (Aquarius), with the Moon in T (Aries) , 190 
“ “ “ “ (Taurus) 190 
“ “ “ “ n (Gemini) 191 
“ “ “ “ 25 (Cancer) 191 
“ “ “ “ SI (Leo) 192 
“ “ “ “ *}> (Virgo) 193 
“ “ “ “ =a= (Libra) 194 
“ “ “ “ ni (Scorpio) 194 
“ “ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 195 
“ “ “ “ Vy (Capricorn) 196 
“ “ “ “ XZ (Aquarius) 197 
" «* “ “X (Pisces) 197 XX 
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CHAPTER XVII. 
The Twelve Polarities of Pisces. 
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X (Fisces), with the Moon in V* (Aries) 199 
“ “ “ “ & (Taurus) 199 
“ “ “ “ n (Gemini) 201 
“ “ “ “ 55 (Cancer) 202 
“ “ “ “ SI (Leo) 202 
“ “ “ “ >rt> (Virgo) 203 
“ “ “ “ (Libra) 204 
“ “ “ “ hb (Scorpio) 205 
,s “ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 206 
“ “ “ “ Vj (Capricorn) 207 
“ “ “ “ ZZ (Aquarius) 207 
“ “ “ “ X (Pisces) 208 
CHAPTER XVIII. 
The 210 
The solar plexus as a distributor of planetary influence 210 
The distinguishing principle between man and anima’s 211 
Cause of antagonism between the exterior and interim nature 211 
Concerning exterior and interior signs 212 
Significance of planets in the sign of one’s nativity 212 
Effect of planetary positions on the size and structure of thoebody.. 213 
The planets as centres of creative energy 213 
Order and Harmony of the Seven Vital Functions 214 
Positions of greatest controlling influence... 214 
CHAPTER XIX. 
The Twelve Positions of Mercury. 
$ (Mercury): its Function 215 
“ “ in <Y> (Aries) 216 
“ “ “ & (Taurus) 216 
“ “ “ rr (Gemini) 216 
“ “ “ 55 (Cancer) 217 
“ “ “ SI (Leo) 217 
“ “ “ (Virgo) 218 
“ “ “ =2= (Libra) 218 
“ “ “ \\ (Scorpio) 210 
“ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 219 
“ “ “ (Capricorn) 219 
“ “ “ ZZ (Aquarius) 220 
“ “ “ X (Pisces) 220 CONTENTS. 
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9 (Venus): its Function 221 
“ “ in CY3 (Aries) 222 
“ “ “ y (Taurus) 222 
“ “ “ H (Gemini) 223 
“ “ “ SB (Cancer) 223 
“ “ “ SI (Leo) 223 
“ “ “ (Virgo) 224 
“ « “ =2= (Libra) 224 
“ “ “ rib (Scorj)io) 224 
“ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 225 
“ “ “ Vj (Capricorn) 225 
“ “ “ iX (Aquarius) 225 
“ “ “ X (Fisces) 226 
The Twelve Positions of Venus. 
CHAPTER XXI. 
Tiie Twelve Positions of Mars. 
$ (Mars) : its Function . 228 
“ “ in CY’ (Aries) 228 
“ “ “ yd (Taurus) 229 
“ “ “ n (Gemini) 229 
“ “ “ <ZZ (Cancer) 229 
“ “ “ si (Leo) 230 
“ “ “ (Virgo) 230 
“ “ “ =2= (Libra) 231 
“ “ “ Ttb (Scorpio) 232 
“ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 232 
“ “ “ VJ (Capricorn) 233 
“ “ “ iX (Aquarius) 233 
“ “ “ X (Fisces) 234 
CHAPTER XXII. 
The Twelve Positions of Jupiter. 
11 (Jupiter) : its Function 235 
“ “ in CY3 (Aries) 235 
“ “ “ & (Taurus) * 236 
“ M “ n (Gemini) 237 
“ “ “ SB (Cancer) 237 XXII 
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11 (Jupiter), in a (Leo) 238 
“ “ “ "K (Virgo) 239 
“ “ “ =2= (Libra) 239 
“ “ “ rtb (Scorpio) 239 
“ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 240 
“ “ “ Vj (Capricorn) 240 
“ “ “ OX (Aquarius) 240 
“ “ “ X (Pisces) 241 
CHAPTER XXIII. 
The Twelve Positions of Saturn. 
>2 (Saturn): its Function 242 
“ “ in <Y> (Aries) 243 
“ “ “ 8 (Taurus) 243 
“ “ “ n (Gemini) 244 
“ “ “ 95 (Cancer) 244 
“ “ “ a (Leo) 245 
“ “ “ "K (Virgo) 246 
“ “ “ === (Libra) 246 
“ “ “ fib (Scorpio) 246 
“ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 247 
“ “ “ Y3 (Capricorn) 247 
“ “ “ OX (Aquarius) •, 248 
“ “ “ X (Pisces) 248 
CHAPTER XXIV. 
The Twelve Positions of Uranus, or Herschel. 
$ (Uranus): its Function... 250 
“ “ in T (Aries) 250 
“ “ “ 8 (Taurus) 251 
“ “ “ n (Gemini) . 251 
“ “ “ 95 (Cancer) 251 
“ “ “ a (Leo) 252 
“ “ “ (Virgo) 252 
“ “ “ =£= (Libra) 252 
“ “ “ bb (Scorpio) 253 
“ “ “ / (Sagittarius) 253 
“ “ “ V? (Capricorn) 253 
“ “ “ OX (Aquarius) 254. 
“ “ “ X (Pisces) 254 CONTENTS. 
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CHAPTER XXV. 
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Parental Conditions • 255 
Strong and weak points of character 255 
Cause of the great variety of human types . 255 
Zodiac of the sun 256 
Conflicting Attributes of Character 256 
Reconciling conflicting tendencies 257 
How TO CONTROL AND OVERCOME BAD HABITS 258 
Concerning effects of thought at and subsequent to meals 258 
Method of conquering prenatal conditions 259 
Efficacy of Fasting to overcome Disease 259 
How to create a new body 260 
The best time to commence a fast 261 
Persons who should not take strong cathartics 262 
Salt fish as a corrective of fermentation 262 
CHAPTER XXVL 
Critical Periods in the Life of Woman 264 
Dangers attending girls at puberty *54 
Importance of out-door exercise 265 
The Second Period and Danger in Woman’s Life 265 
New conditions and states of higher spiritual being 266 
Renewal of powers, longevity, etc 266 
Adjusting the habits and appetites to new and higher conditions ... 266 
Causes of Inharmony in Married Life 267 
Intuition and reason contrasted 267 
The electric, centrifugal, or masculine force 268 
The magnetic, centripetal, or feminine force 268 
Two methods of generation 269 
Sexual Excesses 270 
Concerning latent sex forces 271 
How love comes to be changed to repulsion 271 
Misery prevented by knowledge of the laws of life 272 
Rewards of chastity 273 
Drawing from the fountain of life 273 XXIV 
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CHAPTER XXVII. 
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Directions for reading Character 274 
Periods of the twelve signs of the zodiac 274 
Directions for finding the polarity 274 
“ “ “ “ position of the planets 275 
More frequent changes of planets as we approach the sun 276 
Tabulated form of writing a nativity 278 
Significance of the twelve tribes of Israel 278 
To find to which of the twelve tribes one belongs 278 
Fragments of a lost planet 279 
Powers and principalities of the air 279 
Historical foundation of Grecian myths 279 
Relations of the lost planet to this earth 280 
Nature and origin of evil 280 
People whose faces shone like the sun 280 
Where the divergence from heavenly order originated 281 
The planet Lucifer 282 
The new MAN of the starry heavens 282 
Reasonableness of a special incarnation on this earth 282 
What Isaiah says of the sin of Lucifer 283 
The extremity of individualism 283 
The people of Jupiter 284 
Man’s realization that he was naked 284 
A new cycle of the solar system 285 
Restoration of the solar and spiritual atmosphere to the lungs of man .. 285 
The nature of love • 286 
Possibilities of the people of earth 286 
A vast saying 287 
Demands of intellect and affection 287 
Omnipotent personality opposed to chaos . 288 
The future of earth 288 
APPENDIX. SOLAR BIOLOGY. XXVI 
DIAGRAMS. 
441 will be what I will to be.” 
DIAGRAM No. 1. XXVII 
DIAGRAMS. 
DIAGRAM No. 1. 
THE SEVEN VITAL, OR CREATIVE PRINCIPLES. 
This Diagram is a formula expressing the creative energies of the 
Word, or Logos, the Greek of which is given in the centre of the star. 
The double triangle expresses the dual relation of the creative forces, — 
as male and female, — the ancient term of expression being theos-sophy. 
Their triune expression is, first, Spirit; second, Body; third, Soul. The 
seven points of the star are expressive of the seven primate creative prin- 
ciples, as named on the respective points; .and when man conquers or 
subjugates these principles to the higher will within himself, he the 
attains the ultimates which stand expressed against the seven points 
These seven creative principles are found to have their solar expression 
in the seven planets made use of in this system, and the different plan- 
etary signs are placed against their appropriate point, or principle, in 
juxtaposition to the sign of the zodiac in which they find their most 
natural or perfect expression. These seven points are called the seven 
vital principles. The body of man, being an epitome of the solar man, 
or nature, cannot exist without having these seven principles in working 
oi’der, while he can live without the five serving principles provided he be 
served by others. The serpent encompassing the triangles is expressive 
of the circle of eternity, also of the psychic or sex principles of nature, 
which is active in the work of creation or generation. DIAGRAM NO. 8. DIAGRAMS. 
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DIAGRAM No. 2. 
THE SUN’S ZODIAC. 
The above is a diagram of the divisions of the solar fluid as desig- 
nated by the twelve signs of the zodiac, through which the earth passes, 
during the twelve months of the year in its circuit around the sun. XXX 
DIAGRAMS. 
DIAGRAM No. 3. DIAGRAMS. 
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DIAGRAM No. 3. 
THE SOLAR MAN. 
The signs around this figure point to the different functions of the 
body to which they belong, and show tne relatedness of the signs repre- 
sented in Diagram No. 2 to their respective function of the human 
system. XXXII 
DIAGRAMS. 
DIAGRAM No. 4. OIAuRAMS. 
XXXIII 
DIAGRAM No. 4. 
THE SOLAR SYSTEM. 
This shows the sun and its family of worlds in their relative relations 
to each othdr in their circuit around their common centre and through 
the twelve signs of the zodiac. For further particulars, see page XXXIV 
DIAGRAMS. 
Sun 
DIAGRAM No. 5. DIAGRAMS. 
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DIAGRAM No. 5. 
TIIE EARTH'S ZODIAC. 
The above presents a sectional view of the solar system, and illus- 
trates the earth’s zodiac, with the twelve signs through which the moon 
passes every 27 days, 7 hours, 43 minutes, 5 seconds. The full functions 
of man’s physical nature find expression in the earth’s zodiac on a 
reduced scale from that of the sun’s zodiac, though in reversed positions, 
and having relation to polarity instead of quality. XXXVI 
DIAGRAMS 
DIAGRAM No. 6 DIAGRAMS. 
XXXVII 
DIAGRAM No. 6. 
THE SOLAR WOMAN. 
The above diagram gives a combined expression of the relation which 
■the signs of the zodiac sustain to the different portions of the body, and 
also of the natural position and relation of the seven planets to the seven 
vital functions of the system. The form of woman is selected, as being 
■the mother principle and mould of all things. XXXVIII 
DIAGRAMS. 
DIAGRAM No. 7. DIAGRAMS. 
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DIAGRAM No. 7. 
THE FUTURE TEMPLE AS SEEN BY JOHN. 
The picture of the Temple and arrangement of the controlling influ- 
ence of the heavens in the earth, as seen by John (see Revelations xxi.). 
The above gives the twelve gates of the Temple in their respective 
trinities, with the name of the corresponding tribe and sign to which 
they belong; also the twelve foundations, with the names of the twelve 
apostles of Jesus. The letters N., S., E., W., are North, South, East, 
West. The circle is squared by the perfect law of God in its triune 
relation : first, or outer circle, the physical body; second, the soul; third, 
and innermost, the spiritual. This being squared by the perfect law, 
is a perfecting of the effort made by Solomon to carry out the injunction 
given to Moses : “ See that thou make all things after the pattern shown 
thee in the mount. . . . The pattern of the heavens.” INTRODUCTION. 
BIBLE HISTORY OF SOLAR BIOLOGY. 
Lt may seem strange to some when we tell them 
that this system is the foundation principle of the 
whole order of the Hebraic and Christian Bible, which 
is the only book wherein we find indications of the 
prior existence of this science, unless perchance in the 
Cabalistic writings. But from the first chapter of 
Genesis to the last chapter of Revelation, we find 
unquestionable evidence of its having entered into 
the history of the origin and life of Israel, and the 
grand prophecies which point forward to the condi- 
tion or time for which Jesus taught us to pray; viz., 
that God’s kingdom might come, and his will be done 
on earth as in heaven, are characterized and formu- 
lated according to the laws and mechanism of this 
system. 
We give only a few of the leading points in evi- 
dence, in this work, to guide and assist the student, as 
suggesting how he may enlarge thereon, and through 
their agency make more extended research and appli- 
cation of the principles; for this little work is mainly 
intended to make available the practical, or personal, 
and business benefits to be derived therefrom. There- 
fore we do not attempt to elaborate the sublime 2 
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lengths, breadths, heights, and depths of this grand 
system, which far exceeds the grasp and comprehen- 
sion of the human mind in its present degree of un- 
foldment. We do, however, give a few conclusive and 
useful evidences for the benefit of the many sceptics,— 
whose numbers are rapidly increasing, — with the de- 
sire that they may learn and appreciate that in this 
ancient book (the Bible) there lie many hidden treas- 
ures of priceless value, as yet almost wholly unex- 
plored. 
In the first chapter of Genesis we are given the 
order of the seven ages, and seven stages of the earth’s 
unfoldment, originating by or through the Word of 
God. 
A word is the concentration and formation of the 
thought potencies of the thinker, sent out by the will, 
endowed with all the essences of its author. 
We often hear people remark, “ I conceived an idea 
of such and such a thing,” without any apprehension 
of the great natural truth that thoughts are generated, 
conceived, and born into existence by the action of the 
intellectual faculties, as literally as are children, and 
that the same essences of our life are. used for the one 
that are required for the other; so that it is not merely 
a fable that God instructed Moses to say to Pharaoh, 
“ Let my son go.” and that the natural mind does now. 
and always has, claimed sonship to God. We have 
all. from childhood, been familiar with the saying, “We 
are God’s children.” Paul affirmed this in its broadest 
sense when he said, “ By the Logos (the Word, or effec- 
tual utterance) the worlds were made.” 
The Bible attempts but a very brief sketch of the INTRODUCTION. 
3 
order and ages of unfoldment up to the time when the 
first man appeared on the face of the planet, having 
attained the likeness and image of God, in that he was 
able to receive inspiration, and take cognizance of, and 
think about, God. Thus he stood as the one living 
Word or expression of God, as recorded in Genesis i. 26. 
Thus he became the visible Logos, the one from out of 
which, we are told, in symbolical language, went four 
rivers, which form of speech was always used in ancient 
metaphysics to symbolize the generation of people ; 
thus, four kinds of humanity flowing out from the one, 
was after the pattern and manner of the heavens. 
As we examine the twelve signs of the zodiac, we 
find them divided into four heads, or departments, as 
hereafter explained in this science. 
We have but a faint idea of the progress and unfold- 
ment of these four rivers of human genealogy, as there 
has been preserved to us in the Bible but a brief his- 
tory of the career of one of these branches. 
In the time of Abraham we find an effort being 
made to restore the image, or Logos, which was con- 
tinued with Isaac, and brought into external form with 
Jacob, thus giving us an admirable symbol of the 
trinity of man’s existence: Abraham, the spiritual 
father; Isaac, the soul or thought body; and Jacob, the 
physical expression and progenitor of the twelve tribes 
of the children of Israel. 
In him (Jacob) was given a prophetic picture of the 
present existing conditions in the world. Under the 
conditions which this prophetic picture foreshadowed, 
ten-twelfths of the sons of Israel were born under 
parental conditions, where there was no true spiritual 4 
SOLAR BIOLOGY. 
love existing between the parents; and either through 
Jacob, or the mothers being instructed so to do, we find 
that they gave the children names which expressed the 
true nature of all persons born under similar condi- 
tions, from that time to the present. We also learn 
that these names not only express the nature of chil- 
dren born under those circumstances, but they also 
express leading characteristics of the persons born in 
the twelve signs of the zodiac, and that they are given 
in the exact order of the twelve periods of that zodiac ; 
and we are led to see that they were born under the 
twelve mental conditions which represent the fulness 
of the heavens. The student will find abundant proof 
in this system of the truthfulness of the above state- 
ment : thus we see that certain mental conditions are 
necessary, otherwise a child of a certain quality could 
not be conceived, and we find a distinct relation or ex- 
pression of these qualities is registered by the position 
of the earth and solar system at the period of birth. 
This fact being thoroughly evinced, we are forced to 
conclude that the movements of the planets of our 
system constantly wield a controlling influence upon 
the life and thought of the people of earth. 
By reading the twenty-ninth chapter of Genesis, be- 
ginning at the thirty-second verse, we observe : “ And 
Leah conceived, and bare a son, and she called his 
name Reuben (=£=, Libra); for she said, ‘Surely the Lord 
hath looked upon my affliction; now, therefore, my 
husband will love me.’ ” (Reuben, who sees the sun, the 
vision of the sun.) As will be seen, the leading char- 
acteristic of Reuben Libra) is power of foresight,, 
vision, or intuitive perception. INTRODUCTION. 
5 
“ And she conceived again, and bare a son; and said, 
‘ Because the Lord hath heard that I was hated, he 
hath therefore given me this son also ’; and she called 
his name Simeon ” (that is, Simeon or Simon, that hears 
or obeys, that is heard). This well expresses the leading 
characteristic of the sign 11J (Scorpio), which is to hear 
or obey authorities; and in their sphere of use as 
superintendents they demand to be obeyed. 
“ And she conceived again, and bare a son ; and said, 
‘ Now this time will my husband be joined unto me, 
because I have borne him three sons ’; therefore was 
his name called Levi” {who is joined, who is held or 
associated). The leading characteristic of the t (Sagit- 
tarius) nature which is herein expressed is fidelity, 
faithfulness to the marriage vow. 
“ And she conceived again, and bare a son; and she 
said, ‘ Now will I praise the Lord ’; therefore she 
called his name Judah” {the praise of the Lord). This 
has a twofold expression, — that of the great business 
idea embodied in VS (Capricorn), which was expressed 
by Solomon in these words : “ Men will praise thee 
when thou doest well to thyself” ; and also that deep 
interior, inexpressible, extravagant ideality, which is a 
dominant feature of those born in the sign Capricorn. 
“ And when Rachel saw that she bare Jacob no chil- 
dren, Rachel envied her sister, and said unto Jacob, 
‘ Give me children, or else I die. . . 
“ And Rachel said, ‘ God hath judged me, and hath 
also heard my voice, and hath given me a son ’: there- 
fore, she called his name Dan ” {judgment, or he that 
judges). This expresses one of the most prominent 
characteristics of the zz (Aquarius) nature in the quick- 6 
SOLAR BIOLOGY. 
ness and accuracy of their intuitions, and in judging 
of the nature and disposition of people. 
“ And Bilhah, Rachel’s maid, conceived again and 
bare Jacob a second son, and Rachel said, ‘With great 
wrestlings have I wrestled with my sister, and I have 
prevailed'; and she called his name Naphtali ” 
(ivrestlings of God — my ivrestlings). This very well 
expresses the anxious wrestling nature of those born 
in the sign X (Pisces). 
“And Leah said, ‘A troop cometh’; and she called 
his name Gad ” (armed and prepared). Which expresses 
the uses of the brain T (Aries), which keeps the body 
in harmony, and arms and prepares for all ser- 
vice. 
“And Zilpah, Leah’s maid, bare Jacob a second son. 
And Leah said, 6 Happy am I, for the daughters will 
call me blessed’: and she called his name Asher” 
(blessedness, or happiness). This expresses the leading 
characteristic of the & (Taurus) nature, which is the 
happy self-satisfied condition of those born in that 
sign. 
“ And God hearkened unto Leah, and she conceived 
and bare Jacob the fifth son. And Leah said, ‘ God 
hath given me my hire because I have given my maiden 
unto my husband ’ ; and she called his name Issachar ” 
{price, reward, recompense). This expresses the leading 
characteristics of the sign n (Gemini), which are the 
mental uses and rewards which it always obtains. 
“ And Leah conceived again, and bare Jacob the sixth 
son. And Leah said, ‘ God hath endowed me with a 
good dowry; now will my husband dwell with me, 
because I have borne him six sons ’; and she called his INTRODUCTION. 
7 
name Zebulun ” (dwelling, habitation). This expresses 
the leading characteristic of persons born under the 
sign of 25 (Cancer), as it relates to their domestic pro- 
clivities. 
“And afterwards she bare a daughter, and called her 
name Dinah, or Diania ” [ judgment, or who judges ; lumi- 
nous, perfect). This, the seventh child of Leah, was 
born in the eleventh sign of the zodiac, being the 
eleventh child born to Jacob. In this sign there is a 
deep metaphysical principle embodied, in the fact of 
this child being a female. In the first place, this 
implies that the sign Si (Leo), interiorly considered, is 
a feminine sign; but as it is the seventh child of Leah, 
seven being the perfect number, as an expresser in 
internals of the interior perception as hereinafter re- 
ferred to, that the interior of man is woman, and the 
intuitive perceptions are from the interior spiritual 
nature, as referred to by Isaiah xi. 3 : “And shall make 
him of quick understanding in the fear of the- Lord: 
and he shall not judge after the sight of his eyes, 
neither reprove after the hearing of his ears. But with 
righteousness shall he judge the poor, and reprove with 
equity for the meek of the earth.” Thus justifying the 
meaning of the name Dinah. But, as the spiritual 
must have a physical and external through which to 
express itself, therefore, in place of Dinah, counting in 
the sign representing the physical character, Joseph, the 
first child of the beloved wife Rachel, whose birth was 
accounted the answer to this long-prayed-for event, 
stood as the physical expression of the gift of God to 
the world. 
“ And she conceived and bare a son, and said, * God 8 
SOLAR BIOLOGY. 
hath taken away my reproach ’: and she called his 
name Joseph ” (that is, adding, increase). This has a 
double significance. First, as to the physical character 
of those born in the sign (Leo), which expresses the 
love nature and prolific sex principle ; second, we find 
evidence throughout the scripture that there is a deep 
metaphysical reference to this nature or sign as a 
saviour of the people. We find, Genesis xlix. 22, 24y 
“ Joseph is a fruitful bough, even a fruitful bough by a 
well . . . (from thence is the shepherd, the stone of 
Israel).” Again, twenty-fifth verse, “ Even by the God 
of thy father, who shall help thee; and by the Al- 
mighty, who shall bless thee with blessings of heaven 
above, blessings of the deep that lieth under, blessings 
of tne breast and of the womb.” In chapter xli. 41, 
we find : “ And Pharoah said unto Joseph, 4 See, I have 
set thee over all the land of Egypt.’ ” Again, in the 
fifty-seventh verse : “ And all countries came into Egypt 
to Joseph for to buy corn.” Chapter xlvii. 12 : “ And 
Joseph nourished his father, and his brethren, and all 
his father’s household with bread, according to their 
families.” Thus, having saved his people, we find 
Joseph giving assurance to his brethren after the death 
of Jacob. Genesis 1. 19 : “And Joseph said unto them. 
‘ Fear not, for I am in the place of God.’ ” 
We also find on the part of the prophets a constant 
reference to the Lion of God, which is generally ac- 
cepted as referring to Jesus. Isaiah is replete witn 
such reference. In Revelation v. 5 we find: “Ann 
one of the elders said unto me, 4 Weep not: behold, the 
Lion of the tribe of Judah, the root of David, hatn 
prevailed to open the book, and loose the seals 
thereof.’ ” INTRODUCTION. 
9 
And now, in regard to the twelfth son of Jacob, we 
find, Genesis xxxv. 16-18 : “And Rachel travailed, and 
she had hard labor. And it came to pass . . . that 
the midwife said unto her, 1 Fear not, thou shaft have 
this son also.’ And it came to pass, as her soul was in 
departing (for she died), that she called his name Ben- 
oni; but his father called him Benjamin” (son of right 
hand, or power). This expresses the unparalleled power 
of those born under the sign ny (Virgo), in their strong 
will. The first letter of the great cabalistic name 
(Yahveh or Yhvh), usually translated Jehovah, is in 
itself the symbol of the right hand in the attitude of 
pointing out the way. Virgo belonging to the digestive 
function and intuitive faculty, whose office is to take 
care of its own body by nourishing it, from which 
source is derived all sustenance and physical strength; 
therefore power of self-preservation and maintenance 
are the leading characteristics of the sign Virgo. 
Again, in Genesis xlix., Jacob generalizes the life 
and character of each of the twelve sons under a pro- 
phetic phase of expression. In the third and fourth 
verses he expresses the excellence and the unreliability 
of (Libra) owing to its sex proclivities and extreme 
sensitiveness, and proneness to imitate, true success 
requiring elements of self-control, — something more 
than mere imitation. 
The nature of TR (Scorpio) and f (Sagittarius) is 
expressed from the fifth to the seventh verse, — their 
hot temper, combativeness, and jealousy. 
The business abilities and luxurious tastes of VS (Cap- 
ricorn) are expressed from the eighth to the twelfth 
verse, showing their power over kingdoms and law- 10 
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givers, and the function of the business nature in gath- 
ering people together in cities. 
The home nature and mercantile proclivities of 25 
(Cancer) are expressed in the thirteenth verse. (Here 
Jacob deviated from the order of the twelve signs, but 
held close to their character.) 
The anxious, restless nature of n (Gemini), and its 
calling as a server of the intellectuals, is set forth in 
the fourteenth and fifteenth verses. 
The zz (Aquarius) nature is expressed from the six- 
teenth to the eighteenth verse in the treachery and 
combative tendencies of the trading interests of to-day. 
Yet behind it all is the desire to do right. Those born 
in Aquarius are the most difficult to understand, in that 
they are a paradox in themselves, — merciless, yet ever 
merciful; kind and sympathetic, yet hard and cold. 
The nineteenth verse expresses the peculiar character 
of T (Aries), the intellectual faculties, which have ever 
been suppressed in their highest uses by the united phys- 
ical forces of the world, “ but shall overcome at the 
last,” when the intuitions are united with them. 
We can find no better expression of the 8 (Taurus) 
nature than the words of the twentieth verse : “ Out of 
Asher his bread shall be fat, and he shall yield royal 
dainties.” 
In the twenty-first verse is expressed the great activ- 
ity and studious nature of those born under the sign X 
(Pisces). 
From the twenty-second to the twenty-sixth verse 
inclusive are expressed the wonderful ultimates, that 
(Leo), being a child of love, is not only capable of, 
but will attain. This nature is not bound by the walls 
of conventionality. INTRODUCTION. 
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The twenty-seventh verse expresses the selfishness 
and self-protective power of ny (Virgo). 
Moses, who was a master and prophet to the twelve 
tribes of Israel in the wilderness, before he died re- 
peated another prophecy in Deuteronomy xxxiii. This 
chapter is wholly an expression of the divine order that 
will obtain when the prayer that Jesus taught us will 
have been answered; namely, when the kingdom of 
God has come on earth. 
The prophet Ezekiel again foresaw the ultimate 
order of this system, and his whole prophecy is relative 
thereto, from the first to the last chapter, and will be 
very plain to all students of this science, especially from 
chapter xl. to xlviii. inclusive. 
Again, this system is brought to light throughout 
the book of Revelation, and especially pictured in the 
description of the holy city in chapter xxi. (See Dia- 
gram No. 7.) 
It is very evident that Jesus, when he came, took up 
the same line of scientific prophecy, and worked in 
accordance with the metaphysics of this system, for he 
chose twelve men as apostles, representatives of the 
twelve signs of the zodiac, he standing as the central 
sun, whose spiritual and intellectual light was to flow 
out through them into the twelve departments of 
humanity. So important was it considered by the dis- 
ciples'that this order should be kept up, that after 
Judas betrayed his master they chose Mathias to take 
his place as one of the twelve. 
Paul, in his letter to the Hebrews, chapter viii. 5, 
quoted Exodus xxv. 40, and said: “ And see that thou 
make all things according to the pattern showed thee 12 
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in the mount,” clearly indicating that Moses had a 
revelation in the mount of the formula of the temple 
building, which was a pattern of the heavens, but 
squared by the perfect law of God. (See Diagram No. 7.) 
The temple in Jerusalem, afterwards built by Solo- 
mon, was a hollow square of buildings inside of another 
hollow square of buildings, and interior to that again 
was the inner court, or court of the priests, inside of 
which stood “the house.” Each of these had gates 
facing the four quarters. This was only carrying out 
in the form of the building what actually was done by 
the people about the tabernacle in the wilderness (see 
Numbers ii.), for they camped around it in the order of 
their use, the minutia of which was given to Moses by 
God. 
Again, in Revelation xxi., John saw “ the holy city, 
new Jerusalem,” and described its pattern according to 
Diagram No. 7. We only refer go this, and will not 
attempt to explain further here. We will leave each 
person to study and judge of it according to his inter- 
est in this line of thought. SOLAR BIOLOGY. 
CHAPTER I. 
PRELIMINARY PHILOSOPHY. 
This system is the philosophy of life, in its relations 
to the physical, or earthly existence, as governed by 
the solar fluid of the solar system. 
First, we consider man in his animal relation to the 
physical world; second, in his mental relation to the 
physical world and the solar system; third, in his 
spiritual nature, and its relation to this world and to 
the universe. 
Between man’s physical and his spiritual nature 
there is a perfect line of gradation, from the grosser 
physical to the higher spiritual, so that the mental 
and spiritual are wholly dependent upon the physical 
for their conscious relations to this world, as a house 
is dependent upon its foundations. 
We consider the physical body as a chemical labo- 
ratory. The food we take into the stomach passes 
through various stages of transmutation in the process 
of digestion : first becoming chyle, then blood, when 
it is thrown into the generative functions and becomes 
seed; then the seed, through the action of the same 
functions, is changed to lymph — a transparent, color- 14 
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less fluid. The word lymph is derived from nymph 
(spirit), and this fluid is therefore quite properly called 
spirit-water, or water of life. 
After passing through these stages it then begins to 
affect the mental conditions, and as it is carried by the 
lymphatic system through all parts of the body, it 
causes a pleasurable sensation in all the organs. 
The more the seed and fluids are retained in the 
body without waste, the greater fulness of life, health, 
and power is experienced by the person. If it were 
possible to discharge all this fluid, the body would soon 
die from blood-poisoning. 
An abundance of this lymph gives a feeling of rest, 
happiness, and satisfaction under all circumstances, also 
physical strength and love of activity. This fluid aids 
in forming the bright red corpuscles of the blood, and 
also assists the lungs in their work of purification. A 
portion of this regenerated blood passes into the spleen,, 
where the pure white corpuscles are formed; from thence 
the most refined elements are taken up through the 
nerve system into the brain, and there changed into 
the subtle element of thought-potency, giving power to 
mental action. 
There are three ways of spending the life forces : 
first, through the physical and muscular energies; 
second, through the mental energies; third, through 
the sex function. 
To whatever extent there is expenditure in either of 
these three channels, there will be so much less force 
in reserve for the others. 
Persons have mental energy or lack mental as well 
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licentious in their habits, and in delineating character, 
the most important thing to be noticed is their habit 
sexually; for if persons are inclined to be indulgent, 
and waste their life forces and elements, so will they 
lack mental and physical power, and in proportion 
as they conserve these potencies and life fluids, will they 
have mental and physical ability. Many times, how- 
ever, persons of unrestrained habits draw their physical 
power from others ; but, while they may thus be pos- 
sessed of physical strength, they will lack mental 
clearness, accuracy, and the disposition to intellectual 
pursuits. 
There is no such thing as a lazy person in the usual 
sense of the word; life is activity itself, and, according 
to the quantity of life, will be the degree of the dispo- 
sition to act. If the life is concentrated in the sexual 
function, and used up or wasted there, then the activity 
will be nearly all in that direction, and there will be 
lack of power in other channels, in proportion as it is 
overactive there. Young persons are often thought 
to be lazy, when the activity is centred in that func- 
tion. Children addicted to self-abuse, being abnormally 
active in that respect, are indolent in other directions, 
and this waste of vital force produces an excessive de- 
sire to sleep. Sleep is the condition most conducive to 
recuperation and generation of new life in the body. 
In early morning there is the greatest danger, with 
children, of acquiring the habit of self-abuse; therefore 
parents should have their children form the habit of 
rising as soon as they waken in the morning. The 
waste of this force in childhood is one of the main 
causes of the dwarfed condition of the many persons 
who are physically and mentally undeveloped. 16 
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It will be observed that those persons who when 
young were required by their parents to rise early and 
attend to some physical labor, are the ones who make 
the highest attainments in life. We also find that men 
whose brains are kept so active as to suppress all sexual 
inclinations have abundance of life force in brain and 
body, thus becoming physically and mentally strong. 
This will also perfect the intuitive nature, which is 
spiritual, and relates us to the earthly and solar mind, 
so that we are enabled to know things that are to come. 
This intuitive faculty is the master and guide of the 
intellect, while the latter is the servant, the mechanic, 
the mathematician. 
Men and women who live chaste lives are successful 
in whatever pursuits they undertake, unless previously 
bound by circumstances, because, as we stated, this is 
the method by which the intuitive function is perfected. 
It is with man, as with the little spider, whose chem- 
ical nature attracts the mental elements of the solar 
fluid; and, by means of this element, he is enabled to 
build that fine mechanical structure, the web. The 
mental power is not in him, but acts through him ; so 
man, when he has charged the body with this element 
of life, attracts the mental principle of the solar fluid, 
unites it with his intelligence, and is thus enabled to 
know many things, but cannot always explain how he 
knows them, — this is intuition. 
It is the same wonderful principle which informs the 
birds when the cold storms of winter are approaching, 
and instructs them to go south for self-preservation. 
Birds and beasts live in complete harmony with nature. 
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play the wonderful sagacity noticed in the animate 
world below us. 
Man alone abuses this function, and to the extent 
that he does so, is he deprived of that Divine guidance 
possessed by the whole animal world. The author has 
made it his business to examine with care the mental 
and physical condition of men and women who have 
had great success in life, and has found it an invariable 
rule that all such persons have been guided wholly by 
their intuitions, their reasoning faculties having been 
subordinate to this higher teacher. 
There are some persons who make great attainments 
and who have fine intuitions, while living a licentious 
life, but the secret of their fine intuitions lies in the fact 
that their parents were chaste, thereby endowing them 
with a superior physical organism and mental intuitive 
faculties, and also that these same persons maintained 
chaste habits during childhood ; yet their powers are 
far inferior to what they might be, did they observe the 
law of chastity. 
The business world is controlled by two principles : 
first, love between man and man; second, psychic, or 
will power, man over man. 
The intuitive powers when properly developed enable 
man to feel and understand what is in others ; thus, 
when two men meet on a business plane they are apt 
to feel each other’s conditions, and are thereby either 
attracted or repelled, or even moved to love or hate. 
Let us illustrate. A man calls on another, desiring 
some financial favor. As soon as they meet they feel 
that they can put confidence in each other, simply be- 
cause their honesty of purpose is intuitively recognized. 18 
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Sometimes men are entrusted with large sums of money 
by strangers, through this principle of confidence or 
love, as they intuitively feel the ability and honesty 
of the party thus entrusted. 
Young men just starting in life who make the prin- 
ciples of industry, honesty, and equity their guide, 
though they may have no capital whatever, will find 
little difficulty in obtaining credit and help in any busi- 
ness direction; for capitalists, being intuitive, readily 
discover in a young man the disposition to do justly by 
others, and to be honest and upright under all circum- 
stances, and willingly trust them to any desired extent: 
whereas, if the young man has any disposition to take 
advantage of others, or get all he can without render- 
ing an equivalent, it is immediately perceived, and con- 
fidence in him is lost or withheld. 
The real motives and feelings of a person’s heart are 
perceived by those who have developed the intuitive 
faculties through a chaste life ; and they always love 
those of like morality and chastity; and as far as these 
conditions exist among business men, love is the con- 
trolling principle. 
The second ruling principle in business — the psychic 
power — is the force that has been conserved to the 
use of the brain, and concentrated, and sent out by the 
will, with a combative, subduing, or controlling intent. 
A man with a strong mind, having this psychological 
power well developed, is enabled to control those hav- 
ing less mental power, so that he actually projects into 
the other’s mind his own feelings, thoughts, and desires, 
to the suspension of the other person’s power to control 
themselves by their own will. PRELIMINARY PHILOSOPHY. 
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This second stage of business life is one of combat, 
man against man, and the weapons used are the psychic 
or will powers. The one who has the most of this 
power will conquer and cause his fellow-man to do 
that which he wills him to do. Thus men are often 
caused to do things in business, and even in social and 
domestic life, that their most ordinary reason would 
tell them was erroneous or injurious; yet, under the 
powerful will of others, they do it without thought. 
Thus the world is ruled by these two principles, love 
and psychic force, and those persons who have this sub- 
limated life essence are enabled to rule their fellows by 
the solar inspirations, or drawing in of the solar mind 
force, and sending it out, clothed with their own con- 
served life and controlling mental energy. See Isaiah 
lv. 8-13, and Hebrews xi. 3. 
A perfectly celibate or chaste life enables a person to 
create thought forms and send them out by his will 
to persons near or far so as to bring about desired 
results in controlling mental faculties, or even physical 
conditions; thus a person conserving all the energies 
generated by the sexual function in his own body 
will soon be able to know, from his intuitions, how to 
heal diseased conditions in his fellows, by projecting 
his own life or soul essence into the part affected, to 
remove the difficulty, or to set in order the derange- 
ment. 
To accomplish this, one must subject the appetites, 
feelings, and emotions entirely to the reason and the 
intuitions. St. Paul gave some good advice on this 
subject, as follows (Romans xii. 1, 2): “ I beseech you, 
therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye pre- 20 
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sent your bodies a living sacrifice; holy, acceptable un- 
to God, which is your reasonable service. And be not 
conformed to this world (or age), but be ye transformed 
by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what 
is that good, and acceptable, and perfect will of God.” 
Again (Romans viii. 6): “ For, to be carnally minded 
is death, but to be spiritually minded is life and peace.” 
It is necessary to conquer all abnormal excitement 
caused by stimulants or narcotics in order to establish 
an equilibrium between the supply and exhaust, and to 
bring about an harmonious condition between the per- 
son and God (or the Cause world); and as soon as 
persons begin to really conquer these conditions, they 
will find, on closing their eyes to go to sleep, that con- 
sciousness will continue on during their slumbering 
hours in whatever sphere their sympathies had been 
engaged while awake; and unless this harmony be- 
tween themselves and the Cause world is secured, rest- 
lessness and unpleasant dreams will annoy them during 
sleeping hours. 
Many persons undertaking to conquer their passional 
nature, so as to retain all the sexual fluids in their own 
bodies, will find, at first, great difficulty in doing so. 
Some have pronounced the task impossible, but it is not. 
All who will, can do so by constant persistency of pur- 
pose ; having a fixed determination that they will not, 
under any circumstances, allow themselves to lose the 
vital fluid; charging the mind on going to sleep, as if 
expecting an enemy; and thus continuing night and 
day. With some it may take years, but others can 
conquer in a short time ; and when they begin to ac- 
complish this, it should affect the appetite; for at least INVOLUTION AND EVOLUTION. 
21 
seven-eighths of all the food consumed by man is wasted 
through the sexual channels; therefore, when that 
waste is shut off, a less amount of food is necessary to 
support the body, in proportion to the previous expen- 
diture in that direction. We have known many persons 
who, after conquering this passion, only found it neces- 
sary to eat one meal a day, and that of pure vegetables, 
abstaining entirely from animal food; but hard labor 
would increase the demand for food. 
Persons living this life must study carefully to adjust 
the supply to the demand; in a word, must establish 
an equilibrium. This balance attained will produce a 
feeling of satisfaction, rest, and harmony, such as is 
necessary to produce the best intellectual and spiritual 
results and to harmonize the soul with God, or the cause 
world. Without this union there will be darkness 
and confusion, which is the primary cause of all mental, 
moral, and physical disease. 
INVOLUTION AND EVOLUTION. 
Involution is that law of thought formation operating 
through the movements of the planets of our solar sys- 
tem, whose activities descend into earth conditions and 
find their expression in the forms of all life, — animal, 
vegetable, and mineral; thus we come to know the 
nature of the incarnate thought by its form and qual- 
ity ; we determine the character of persons, we judge 
of the physical characteristics by means of the hair, the 
eyes, the finger-nails, the skin, and the organic struc- 
ture of the body and brain. 
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tions of brain dominant, and reason low, we determine 
that the organic quality is coarse and on a low plane. 
The general mental characteristics may also be deter- 
mined by the finger-nails and the hair. If the nails 
are thick and strong, we know that the mental func- 
tions are rather coarse, and strong, and allied mainly 
to the physical; and, on the contrary, if the nails are 
thin and pliable, it indicates fine and sensitive nerve 
structure, with mental functions equally fine and 
active. 
The hair when coarse implies general thought, mate- 
rialistic tendencies, and rather coarse sensibilities; yet 
there are many belonging to the realm of fine art that 
have coarse hair. In this case, their sensibilities relate 
to the cognizance of physical nature. Very fine hair 
indicates very fine sensibilities and fine discriminative 
quality of mind and mental consciousness. 
All these characteristics must be graded and their 
qualities decided by their relation to the two extremes. 
Straight hair indicates directness of character and habit 
and evenness of temper. Curly hair indicates change- 
fulness, indirectness of character, uncertainty in thought 
and feeling, and frequently great excitability. 
All thought formations interact one upon another, 
reproducing their kind, under the law of generation, 
which is a method of creation. 
These thought principles are being evolved and re- 
fined until they come to a state of maturity; which, in 
the highest order of humanity, raises them above the 
law of carnal creation. Then the intuitive nature 
begins to govern and instruct such advanced souls, in 
the necessity of controlling and conquering natural man’s triune nature. 
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generation, and through this process the spiritual nature 
becomes allied to the cause world, and they are thus 
elevated above the necessity of being again involved in 
matter. 
When any person is able to conquer the passional 
nature, he is lifted into and becomes conjoined to 
the immortal state, to which Jesus in his teachings so 
often referred. But this will only apply to the most 
mature persons on our planet; for, while water con- 
tinues to course through the brooks and streams of 
earth, generation will continue, and in every stage or 
gradation of unfoldment, this law of generation will be 
the controlling power of all, except the few who are 
able to conquer its influence ; as Jesus said, when ques- 
tioned, “ He that is able to receive it, let him receive 
it.” 
man’s triune nature. 
Man in his organic nature is a trinity: first, Spirit; 
second, Body; and third, Soul, which is the outgrowth 
of the body, through the agency of the spirit. 
Spirit, which is the pure emanation from God, or the 
cause realm, gathers to itself material elements, thus 
forming a body through the medium of the life essen- 
ces of the parents. This body is composed of thought 
crystallizations, active in the minds of the parents, at, 
and just previous to, conception; so that the incarnate 
thought of the parents at the time is expressed in the 
child’s nature; so much so, that the zodiacal sign in 
which the earth was, and the polarity, or sign in which 
the moon was, at the date of birth, expresses the condi- 24 
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tion of the mind of the most positive parent; while the 
planetary positions express the mental conditions of 
the most negative parent, whether father or mother. 
Sometimes we find these two conditions antagonistic 
to each other. If the child is a male, the external of 
its nature will embody the most positive mental condi- 
tion at conception, and the interior the most negative. 
If the child is a female, the order is reversed. 
The external comprises the thought arising through 
the medium of the five senses, while the interior nature 
comprises the loves, aspirations, and intuitions. Thus 
the soul life of the child consists of the thought forma- 
tions arising from external and internal sources, the 
body being a chemical laboratory used by the spirit to 
transmute or generate thought or soul life ; for all that 
makes us conscious individuals is the thought forma- 
tions arising from the experience and mental conditions 
of the past. Either of these three entities, spirit, body, 
or soul, is capable of becoming the dominant actor, sub- 
jugating the others to it. 
The exterior body of the child may be termed thought 
crystallization, and, being the crystallized thought of 
the parents, it frequently controls the nature and men- 
tal condition of the mother during the term of gestation 
so much so, that in the particulars wherein the child 
would be like the father, the thoughts, feelings, and 
even the appetites, are often moulded like those of the 
father, or his ancestral lineage, of whose nature the 
child partakes. 
In judging of character, we must first determine 
which of these three natures is the leading one. The 
spirit leads in taking cognizance of invisible causes ; TIIE LAW OF SOUL MARRIAGE. 
25 
the body, in the sphere of the physical senses, or mate- 
rial world. The mental formations, or soul, is charac- 
terized by the dominance of one or the other of these. 
The spirit was anciently symbolized by Osiris, the 
Father, Isis, the Mother, or body, with the infant child, 
Horus, in the arms, born from the contact of spirit 
with matter. This infant child represents the mental 
formation or soul. 
THE LAW OF SOUL MARRIAGE. 
Man’s interior nature is feminine. Woman’s interior 
nature is masculine. The magnetic and electric ema- 
nations of men and women are inverse to each other, 
like the positive and negative poles of a magnet; there- 
fore, when the trinity of being is in harmony between a 
man and a woman, they are drawn together, and inter- 
blend, forming a perfect unity of spirit, body, and soul, 
which was anciently symbolized by the double triangle, 
forming a six-pointed star (see Diagram No. 1). 
But these conjunctions cannot be made promiscu- 
ously. Nature has a perfect mechanical order; a place 
for everything, and everything in its place ; therefore 
one man and one woman belong together from the 
order of creation. Any deviation from this order 
creates inharmony, and inharmony is productive of 
adversity. 
When the man and woman meet who really belong 
to each other, from this law of order, if they are living 
in harmony with the triune nature, they will certainly 
recognize each other, and love each other from that 
moment. 26 
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The present materialistic tendency of our age is con- 
stantly instructing children to follow their physical 
senses, and even their licentious inclinations; and, by 
reason of this, men and women are not apt to recognize 
their true companions, but are drawn together purely 
from their sex-sensational nature; so they can only 
meet physically, there being no union either of spirit 
or soul. 
In such cases, as soon as the fires of passion are 
cooled, there arises a repulsion between the two, result- 
ing in a life of inharmony and misery, which does not 
end with them, but is transmitted to their offspring, 
and reflected upon all who come in social contact with 
them, and, as all mankind are members of one great 
body, it brings suffering upon the whole body of hu- 
manity. 
Frequently, in delineating the character of persons, 
we find the antagonism which existed between parents 
embodied in the nature of the children. Many men 
and women are made worthless, and even vicious and 
criminal, through the antagonistic conditions existing 
in their own persons from parental causes. This can 
be easily determined by this system of Solar Biology, 
if we observe what points are inharmonious. 
T1IE SELECTION OE PARTNERS IN MARRIAGE. 
The question of how to find the true conjugal mate 
is one of the greatest importance. 
The first requisite is to bring unity of action between 
spirit, body, and sold; and the most important means 
in bringing this about is habitual chastity; but we TIIE SELECTION OF PARTNERS IN MARK1AOE. 
27 
must also observe carefully the nature and functions 
of these three entities in ourselves. 
If these three could be perfected, there would be no 
danger, provided men and women were left free to 
make their own choice ; but the cases are very few 
where these natures are perfected: however, it more 
frequently occurs with women than with men, from 
the fact that girls are taught, from their childhood, to 
control their passional nature, through which control 
the intuitions are largely matured. But taking men 
and women in the present conditions of life, we shall 
be enabled to judge correctly from the following indi- 
cations : When a young man and woman are in each 
other’s society, they should watch their sensations care- 
fully, and where they feel a strong magnetic attraction, 
sometimes amounting to a passion for each other which 
ceases soon after they are separated (unless, perhaps, it 
should continue to affect the sexual nature), they may 
rest assured that this arises wholly from mere physical 
attraction, or from the animal nature. 
When two marry on that plane, it is certain to result 
in inharmony. 
Second, if, while in such association, the two find 
great intellectual enjoyment, without any particular 
sacredness of the spiritual nature, the results of mar- 
riage would be varied, but are not usually good in such 
cases; for, while there is mental harmony, there may 
not be adaptability in the chemical combinations of 
their physical bodies, or unity in their spiritual na- 
tures ; though sometimes, they get along fairly by liv- 
ing as brother and sister; yet, in the main, the results 
are more evil than good. 28 
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These attractions sometimes result from being born 
in an adjoining sign or polarity, and sometimes from 
harmonious planetary combinations, which will be more 
fully explained hereafter. 
The third, and perfect relation, will be observed in a 
feeling of harmony and peace, a deep, quiet rest, or 
enjoyment in sitting in silence in each other’s com- 
pany, with a feeling of the sacredness of each other’s 
presence. Even when separated, the thought of each 
other produces similar results. 
Frequently, where true soul union exists between the 
two, there will be a realization of actual presence, and 
the sacredness of that presence, though their bodies 
are miles apart. When this condition exists, they may 
rest assured that perfect harmony and interblending 
will result from their triune relations. Such marriages 
as these are few, very few indeed. 
We find often, in giving delineations of character, 
men and women who have met these true soul compan- 
ions, but from some cause have been led away from 
them, and married to others. 
Such can never be separated in spirit, for the image 
of this companion will always be present in their 
memory and sacred to their thought. The door of 
the inner temple of their existence will be forever 
bolted against all others, and a deep soul sadness will 
characterize all their private life, though they try to 
avoid any expression of it. 
Frequently the children of parents that are in this 
condition will be the very image of the absent one, so 
dear to memory. Though their companion may fur- 
nish the material germ, or the ground in which to THE SELECTION OF PARTNERS IN MARRIAGE. 
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bring forth the child, yet this ideal one, though absent, 
will furnish the inner essences of the child’s being. 
Thus is the seventh commandment being constantly 
broken by the majority of humanity: “ Thou shalt not 
commit adultery.” 
Frequently the interference of parents with the mar- 
riage of children will separate two that God had joined 
together; and man can only put asunder the bodies, 
ior “What God doeth is forever.” CHAPTER n. 
THE MECHANISM OF SOLAR BIOLOGY. 
The Sun is the centre of the solar system ; the seven 
nearest planets that revolve around this centre are 
named in the following order, commencing nearest the 
Sun : Mercury, Venus, Earth or Zendah, Mars, Jupiter, 
Saturn, and Uranus or Herschel.1 Mercury completes 
one revolution around the Sun in about 88 days; Venus, 
in 224f days ; Earth, in 365J days; Mars, in 687 days; 
Jupiter, in 11 years, 315 days; Saturn, in 29i years;. 
Uranus, in 84 years. 
These planets correspond to, and are embodiments 
of, the seven creative principles in nature (see diagram 
of the seven-pointed star), and are strongest in power 
and effect when in the seven vital signs at birth, viz.: 
$ (Mercury), in Libra; $ (Venus), in Virgo; ® (Earth),, 
in Leo; S (Mars), in Cancer; 1/ (Jupiter), in Gemini 
L (Saturn), in Taurus; and (Uranus), in Aries. 
The signs of the zodiac were discovered by the 
ancients, who appear to have been in the breath of 
the solar fluid to a far greater extent than the people 
of modern times, who live a life and are in such knowl- 
edges as pertain to the more immediate atmosphere of 
our earth. It is claimed by the Swedish seer Sweden- 
borg that the event known to biblical history as the 
fall of man was attended by a recedence from, or loss- 
1 See remarks on Neptune and other planets, page 41. THE MECHANISM OF SOLAR BIOLOGY. 
31 
of, an interior breath, and consequent loss of, and sev- 
erence from, the elemental and exalted states of purity, 
holiness, and that ever-present intuitive knowledge 
which had preserved him in the order and harmony of 
the heavens. 
While man remained in this interior spiritual and 
solar breath he was, so to speak, in the immediate 
presence of God, and was wonderfully enlightened in the 
nature and quality of the material heavens, and of the 
knowledge of how they inflowed and affected all ani- 
mate, and even the so-called inanimate objects of earth. 
This gave them an instinctive knowledge of the quality 
and uses of all material things, which intuitive knowl- 
edge is that which controls the lower orders of animate 
nature without their rational comprehension, though 
they yield instinctive obedience to its laws. 
In going back to the foundations of history we find 
mankind in an ignorant, barbarous state, retaining, it 
is true, here and there traces of that lofty nature he 
possessed when in the breath of the solar fluid; but to 
the masses this had wholly departed, leaving them 
merely immersed in the elements of the earth and its 
natural atmosphere, with a long career of suffering and 
research before them ere they should again come into 
that loftier and larger life, that wisdom, health, power, 
and happiness that can only be known to those whose 
life inbreathes the higher atmospheres of the universe. 
In our introduction we have referred to the work of 
the restoration of the twelve natures of the zodiac in 
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, as exemplified in the twelve 
sons and twelve tribes of Israel descending therefrom. 
It should be observed that the ancient people under- 32 
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stood and defined the vast atmosphere or solar fluid of 
our system to be identical with the life forces of a 
Grand Man, and had found the various functions, 
arranged in a circle, forming the twelve departments 
or signs of the zodiac, and had so mapped them out 
in divisions of thirty degrees each. A remnant of this 
knowledge had been kept alive, especially in the minds 
of the acknowledged prophets and leaders of the people, 
and we find the movement for the restoration of the 
true order of humanity through the twelve sons of 
Jacob, not only proceeding in accordance writh this sys- 
tem of solar laws, but the scribes as well manifest a 
measure of understanding regarding the same. 
We are all familiar with the various changes and 
seasons that are periodically occurring on our planet, 
Earth. It is logical to infer that there are grand sea- 
sons which transpire from analogous causes in the his- 
tory of our solar system. The early Grecian poets 
maintained this idea, and set forth that humanity had 
receded from a vernal or golden period, and was to 
pass through, as it were, a long winter or night of afflic- 
tion and sorrow, but like the prophets of Israel they 
foresaw, in the far future, the return of sunshine, peace, 
and prosperity. 
For the past hundred or more years there has been 
a wonderful quickening in the human mind and nature; 
it has blossomed into a knowledge of practical science, 
multiplied useful inventions and industrial processes: 
these, like the swelling buds that we see in nature, are 
indices that the spring is at hand. The solar fluid 
is again beginning to course through the grand body 
of humanity ; a new vernal period is at hand; the SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
33 
ice-bound heart and lungs of the earthly nature is be- 
ginning to breathe again the vernal fluid of the solar 
world, or grand solar man, and the genial spirit of the 
higher spheres is descending like a glorious soul into a 
prepared and enlightened human body. Thus much in 
the way of expansive and descriptive thought, and we 
return again to the details of this Solar Science. 
Our own observations conclusively prove that the 
solar fluid of the ecliptic, in which the earth and other 
planets move, contains the elements of the human 
organism, corresponding to the twelve departments of 
the human body. 
It is necessary to become familiar with the signs of 
the zodiac, which we give below, followed by a descrip- 
tion of their significance : — 
SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
=a=, Libra, Balance. 
1*1, Scorpio, Scorpion. 
i , Sagittarius, Archer. 
>5, Capricorn, Goat. 
-OS', Aquarius, Water-bearer. 
X, Pisces, Fishes. 
T, Aries, Ram. 
b , Taurus, Bull, 
n, Gemini, Twins. 
Cancer, Crab. 
SI, Leo, Lion. 
EE, Virgo, Virgin. 
The sign (Libra) corresponds to the department of 
the reins, which contain the energies, or elements of 
generation. This sign governs the back, and lower 
part of the spinal column, the kidneys, and the per- 
ceptive faculties of the mind and eyes. This position 
of the earth commences at the autumnal meridian, 
about the 23d of September, and continues to the 23d 
of October. 34 
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The sign (Scorpio) represents the department of 
the reproductive organs, and is the foundation or fire- 
principle of the nature, giving snap and vim to the 
entire system, feeding and sustaining the mind and life 
of the body, when not abused in its specific reproduc- 
tive uses. The earth enters this sign on the 23d of 
October, and continues therein until the end of the 21st 
of November. 
The sign f (Sagittarius) marks the department of 
the thighs, and represents those forces which contribute 
to the building up of the muscular system and motor 
nerves, and stands as the protective, sustaining, and 
serving department of the reproductive nature. The 
earth enters this sign on the 22d of November, con- 
tinuing therein until the end of the 20tli of December. 
The sign Vj (Capricorn) marks the department of 
the knees, which are the general locomotors of the 
body, and representative servers of the business de- 
partment of the human family. The earth enters this 
sign on the 21st of December, and continues therein 
until the end of the 19th of January. 
The sign zz (Aquarius) marks the department or 
function of the calves of the legs and nerves of sensa- 
tion, and corresponds to the uses of the body as a 
whole. The earth enters this sign on the 20th of Janu- 
ary, and continues therein until the end of the 18th of 
February. 
The sign X (Pisces) marks the department of the 
feet, which are the foundation servers on which the 
whole body depends. They form a connecting link 
between inanimate nature and the wonderful vital 
structure known as the human body, not merely in its 35 
SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
physical, but in its intellectual department and func- 
tions as well. The earth enters this sign on the 19th 
of February, and remains therein until the end of the 
20th of March. 
The sign T (Aries) marks the department of the 
head, which sums up in a representative capacity the 
governing and controlling forces of the entire body, its 
office being to preserve an equilibrium and harmony of 
the functions through its medium, — the nerve fluid. 
It stands as the analytical reasoner concerning all mat- 
ters pertaining to physical nature. The earth enters 
this sign on the 21st of March, and remains therein 
until the end of the 18th of April. 
The sign b (Taurus) marks the department of the 
back and base of the brain, anatomically known as the 
cerebellum. It controls the neck and lymphatic sys- 
tem, and governs the general principles of sense. The 
earth enters this sign on the 19th of April, and con- 
tinues therein until the close of the 19th of May. 
The sign n (Gemini) belongs to, and marks the de- 
partment of the hands and arms, and embodies the 
functions of art and mechanics, especially in their ex- 
ecutive department. The earth enters this sign on the 
20th of May, and continues therein until the close of 
the 20th of June. 
The sign 25 (Cancer) governs the maternal breast, 
the lacteals, and the respiratory system, and is the 
mother nature, and provides for the body. The earth 
enters this sign on the 21st of June, and remains 
therein until the close of the 21st of July. 
The sign ,21 (Leo) marks the department of the heart 
and circulatory system, and may be regarded as the 36 
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fountain of love and emotion. The earth enters this 
sign on the 22d of July, and remains therein until the 
end of the 21st of August. 
The sign (Virgo) pertains to the solar plexus and 
digestive system, and controls the selection of food for 
the nourishment of the body. The earth enters this- 
sign on the 22d of August, and continues therein until 
the close of the 21st of September. 
The order of the signs of the zodiac bring the head 
and feet together, like the position of a child in the 
womb. 
The divisions of the solar fluid have well-defined 
limits, clearly distinguishing them from each other, so 
that a few hours earlier or later make a marked differ- 
ence, characterizing a nature as belonging to one or 
the other sign ; but as it is evident that the earth is 
sometimes fast or slow in its movements through space, 
the exact position of the earth in relation to these 
boundary lines is subject to a slight degree of uncer- 
tainty, which is mainly confined to Leo, Virgo, and 
Libra; therefore we have to be careful when the date 
of birth is within one or two days of the line either 
way. For instance, we give the morning of the 22d 
of September as marking the line between Virgo and 
Libra; yet we have found cases where the parties 
claimed to be born on the 24th of September, yet, in 
point of fact, had the nature of Virgo ; and another 
person, born on the 22d of September, had the nature 
of Libra. The general tendency is for a person to 
come distinctively under one sign or the other, and 
exceptions to this rule are rare; and in the few in- 
stances where we have come across such natures, we 37 
THE TRINITIES OF THE ZODIAC. 
have found the right and left lobe of the brain sepa- 
rated by a marked cavity, and each lobe possessed of 
distinct characteristics. 
In delineating character, one comes readily (in these 
doubtful cases) to determine, by leading symptoms and 
characteristics, to which of the signs they belong, and 
whether to one or both. 
This system deals entirely with the signs or divisions 
of the zodiac, and has nothing to do with the position of 
the constellations. 
These twelve natures of the zodiac are also grouped 
into four general departments, or trinities, each em- 
bracing three signs, beginning with the meridian and 
solstice lines, as follows : — 
THE FOUR QUARTERS OR TRINITIES OF THE ZODIAC. 
(See Diagram No. 5.) 
The Reproductive Trinity begins at the autumnal 
meridian, September 22, and ends at the winter solstice, 
December 21. 
The Serving Trinity begins at the winter solstice, 
December 21, and ends at the spring meridian, March 21. 
The Intellectual Trinity begins at the spring meridian, 
March 21, and ends at the summer solstice, June 21. 
The Maternal Trinity begins at the summer solstice, 
June 21, and ends at the autumnal meridian, Septem- 
ber 22. 
The first sign of each trinity governs the general 
principles belonging to that grand division, and is the 
head of the trinity; and persons born in them are dis- 
posed to be more independent and self-sufficient charac- 
ters ; and when a planet appears in one of them, in a 38 
SOLAR BIOLOC4Y. 
person’s nativity, it adds its power and effect to the 
general principles of that head. 
In case the most of the planets are in heads of trini- 
ties when a person is born, it will give an inclination 
to deal with general principles to the neglect of minu- 
tiae, and also give strong self-reliant tendencies. 
(Libra) is the head of the trinity of the reproduc- 
tive function, which is the trinity that controls the 
world mainly at this time, and leads to conventionality. 
(Scorpio) represents the interior uses of the repro- 
ductive system, and governs the private domestic life 
of this age. 
} (Sagittarius) is the executor, soldier, and server in 
that special department. 
VS (Capricorn) is the head of the trinity of the 
general business and serving department, and is a gene- 
ralizer and planner in business schemes tending to 
monopolies. 
zz (Aquarius) represents the interior uses in business, 
—the trader, the merchant, and the political financier. 
X (Pisces) belongs to the mechanical, and is the rest- 
less searcher after knowledge in all departments of the 
externalities of life. 
T (Aries) is the head of the trinity of the intellec- 
tual faculties. 
8 (Taurus) is the interior and supplier of intellectual 
power. 
H (Gemini) is the expresser of mental intelligence, 
and its uses are exemplified in mechanics, artists, edu- 
cators, and orators. 
25 (Cancer) is the head of the maternal trinity, whose 
nature lies at the foundation of domestic life, and in its 
larger sense embraces the neighborhood and nation. THE SOLAR FLUID. 
39 
SI (Leo) is the interior and love nature of the family 
relations, and also of the fraternal in a wider sense. 
tr£ (Virgo) is the expresser, chemist, and discrimina- 
tor ; the regulator of the minutiae of service in all 
departments of domestic life. 
THE SOLAR FLUID. 
The Solar Fluid is an ethereal atmosphere or sea of 
fluidic element pervasive of, and limited by, our solar 
system; the sun being a reciprocal centre for the inter- 
change of forces, while this ethereal atmosphere, or sea, 
forms a natural and necessary medium for the trans- 
mission of their motions and potencies from planet to 
planet, and also holds in solution the primal and basic 
elements of all possible life and thought to be evolved 
within the confines of our solar system. These thought 
and life forces have a gravity or attraction towards the 
respective planets in a degree proportioned to the qual- 
ity or function of the planet and the adaptability of 
the forces to find expression therein. Thus each planet 
is a progressive electro-vital or mental battery of a 
specific kind, receiving and emitting the elements of 
life and thought formation, varied in kind and degree 
by their ever-changing positions from department to 
department of the zodiac, so that whatever may be the 
position of a planet, its own nature, together with 
the polarity or added qualities derived from its position, 
are impressed upon all the worlds of our system through 
the pervasive, delicate, and perfect conductivity of the 
solar ether or fluid. Therefore, with a knowledge of 
the quality and function of the respective planets, we 40 
SOLAR BIOLOGY. 
are enabled to determine to what part of a child’s 
nature these qualities will be transmitted by ascertain- 
ing through which sign of the zodiac a planet was 
passing at the time of the child's birth. 
Therefore a planet in Libra would give its power 
and function to the reins, and the mental faculties 
which the reins express, and so with all the planets 
throughout their varying positions in the twelve signs 
of the zodiac. 
DESCRIPTION OF DIAGRAM NO. 4. 
Mercury is nearest the Sun, and its nature is physi- 
cal power, and its function is largely that of genera- 
tion, perception, memory. 
Venus represents conjugal love, and its powers relate 
to the solar plexus and department of digestion and 
nutrition. 
The Earth represents the heart, and governs mainly 
the general love and emotional nature, and is an impor- 
tant centre of circulation throughout our entire plane- 
tary system. 
Mars governs the breasts and maternal function, the 
love of family, and family relations, finding its larger 
expression in patriotism, love of the people, and even 
embracing the brotherhood of humanity. 
There are several hundred minor planets, or asteroids, 
located between Mars and Jupiter. Kepler, a German 
astronomer, suggested the fact that, according to the 
law of inter-planetary spaces, there should be a planet 
somewhere in this position ; this led to careful tele- 
scopic research, which ultimated in the discovery of DESCRIPTION OF DIAGRAM NO. 4. 
41 
this numerous family of asteroids. Their function 
relates to the lungs, and their natural office is to 
strengthen the system and purify the blood. The 
greater the number that is found at the time of birth 
in the sign Gemini, which governs the breast, the 
stronger will be the lung power, and, as a consequence, 
its vitalizing action on the system. At present we 
have no ephemerides to guide us in locating the posi- 
tions of the asteroids, but refer to them, hoping we 
may have soon. 
For important suggestions regarding these asteroids, 
see Appendix. 
Next in position is Jupiter, controlling the shoulders 
and arms, whose nature is that of art, especially sculp- 
ture. It imparts a love of the beautiful, the grand, 
and sublime. 
Saturn governs the thought and expression of form, 
and imparts the scientific and religious principles. 
The next, and highest planet that we as yet make 
use of, is Uranus, sometimes called Herschel. Its na- 
ture is that of the occult forces and spiritual suscepti- 
bilities. 
The other planets, except Vulcan, are so remote that 
we cannot, as yet, define definite mental traits as being 
derived from their positions. They undoubtedly have 
relation to the finer fluids of the system, and operate 
to the strengthening of the mind and will in spiritual 
and religious matters. 
Vulcan, the nearest to the Sun, has as yet no ephe- 
merides. 42 
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THE earth’s ZODIAC AND POLARITY. 
The earth is a centre around which the moon re- 
volves every 27i days; its zodiac, like that of the sun, 
is divided into twelve signs, but is given in reverse; 
that is, the position in which Aries is found in the 
sun’s zodiac is Libra in the zodiac of the earth. The 
common almanac has this zodiac laid out accurately, 
with the exception of the change that has been made 
in most almanacs, to make them agree with the posi- 
tions of the constellations, which places them one sign 
backward; thus, when the moon is in Aries, the alma- 
nac has it in Pisces, and so on with all the signs. By 
counting one sign ahead of the position as given in the 
almanac, the correct position is secured. In the case 
of the moon, as well as in the sun’s zodiac, we deal 
with the signs, and not with the constellations. See- 
Diagram No. 5. 
The earth’s zodiac controls the reasoning faculties 
more than the intuitions, and acts upon the intelligence 
and life forces like a magnet upon a needle. For in- 
stance, if the moon is in Capricorn, and the person is 
born in any other sign, the life forces will apparently 
start from that part of the body corresponding with 
the sign of the sun’s zodiac in which he was born, 
and express itself in Capricorn (the knees), the part of 
the body in which they were polarized by the moon’s 
position in the earth's zodiac, for the position of the 
earth in the sun’s zodiac at the time of a person’s 
birth, forms the basic or innate principle of the physi- 
cal nature and nerves of sensation ; and the life forces 
start from this sign, and then tend toward the sign in 
which the moon was at the person’s birth. ATTRACTION AND REPULSION OF POLARITIES. 
43 
We often find that diseased conditions arise from 
that part of the body in which the earth was at birth, 
and pains will often be felt going from that part 
towards the part of the body in which the moon was 
at birth, as if it were a centre of attraction; but some- 
times it is felt in the sign of the moon first, and fre- 
quently in the nerves leading towards that part. 
Then, again, the mind is directed toward subjects 
relating to the nature of the sign in which the moon 
was at birth, which we denominate as the polarity 
OF THE NATURE OF THE PERSON. 
ATTRACTION AND REPULSION OF POLARITIES. 
A person is always attracted towards another by 
being polarized towards the sign in which the other 
was born. For illustration : a person born in Leo when 
the moon was in Sagittarius (thus being polarized in 
Sagittarius) would be naturally attracted toward a per- 
son born in Sagittarius, and there will always be a 
natural attraction between persons born in any sign and 
persons polarized in that sign. 
The twelve signs through which the earth passes give 
the twelve basic principles in the nature, and there are 
twelve polarities in each of these signs, and thirteen 
changes each year, because the moon makes its revolu- 
tion through all the signs of the earth’s zodiac in a 
little less than the time it takes the earth to pass 
through one sign of the sun’s, or yearly, zodiac ; for the 
moon makes about thirteen revolutions while the earth 
is making one; and twelve persons born in the same 
sign of the sun’s zodiac, in the same year, may each be 44 
SOLAR BIOLOGY. 
polarized in a different sign of the twelve of the earth’s 
zodiac, which would give mental conditions as if twelve 
persons of the same nature were standing in a high 
tower with twelve windows which opened upon twelve 
distinctly different scenes, each looking out of a differ- 
ent window and being wholly absorbed in that which 
he saw. Then these persons, all having the same 
innate or basic nature, would be occupied in twelve 
different directions, and their expressions would all be 
on subjects relating to these twelve different conditions, 
so that, from all external appearances, it would be their 
nature to act, speak, and think from the principles 
embodied in the sign towards which they are polarized. 
Thus persons polarized towards the innate nature of 
another readily understand and sympathize with them. 
HINTS REGARDING MARRIAGE. 
Marriages frequently occur through sympathy arising 
from polarity, and a tolerable degree of harmony some- 
times results therefrom; yet such sympathy is by no 
means a reliable guide. But there is a natural attrac- 
tion existing between persons born in opposite signs of 
the sun’s zodiac which is a better guide in this direc- 
tion, and may be illustrated by the following formula, 
viz.: — 
Aries is the exact opposite of Libra; Taurus the 
exact opposite or Scorpio ; and so on around the entire 
zodiac. 
Libra is the conservator of the life forces, and the 
container and expresser of the psychic force, while 
Aries forms this power into thought. HINTS REGARDING MARRIAGE. 
45 
Scorpio is the generator of the life force and sex prin- 
ciple, and Taurus is the brain power that controls it. 
Sagittarius is the physical expresser, server, and 
protector, while Gemini is the intellectual expresser 
and artificer. 
Capricorn is the generalizer in business plans, and 
Cancer in the home relations. 
Aquarius is the trader, and Leo is the server in the 
home relations. 
Pisces is the understanding, the mechanic; Virgo, 
the discriminator and the perceptive power. 
Our observations prove that, according to this sys- 
tem, harmony exists when opposites marry; but there 
is much greater harmony where these opposites are 
polarized together by the moon. 
Persons marrying after the above order are sure to 
have good children, if they themselves are good moral 
persons; but this belongs mainly to the law of crea- 
tion, by which society is now governed, and not neces- 
sarily to the law governing the higher spiritual and 
mental attainments, made through chastity, as previ- 
ously explained under the conservation of the life 
essence, and its uses in higher unfoldment. 
There is another principle of attraction very marked, 
which is of persons born in adjoining signs, which oper- 
ates as follows: There would be a natural sympathy 
existing between persons born in Leo and those born in 
■either Cancer or Virgo, unless very adverse conditions 
existed in each other’s nature through habits of life. 
If we should take twelve persons born in the twelve 
signs, and seat them in a circle facing inwardly in the 
order in which the earth travels through these signs, 46 
SOLAIi BIOLOGY. 
there would be great harmony, and mental, physical,, 
and even spiritual power realized, as active in all com- 
prising the circle. 
Those in the signs nearest the head always illumi- 
nate and assist the mental and spiritual faculties, while 
those below them give power to all the functions of 
the body and mind. 
In marriages between persons in adjoining signs, 
those in the sign below are inclined to, and should 
usually look up to and counsel with, the one in the 
sign above. A man marrying a woman in the sign- 
above is frequently governed by the wife, and she is 
apt to feel that she has a right to rule. 
Frequently persons born in the last sign of a trinity 
are strongly attracted to one of the opposite sex in the 
first sign of a trinity, and get from that one consola- 
tion and help in times of trouble, but are apt to mis- 
take it for love; and especially when persons born in 
Sagittarius make this mistake, it is of serious conse- 
quence, because of their strong tenacity to their ideal 
love. 
Many unhappy marriages are made from sympathy 
being excited between persons in either of the seven 
vital signs. Again, when Venus, the conjugal planet, 
is in the same sign in one person’s nativity in which 
another person is born, it creates a conjugal love; and 
when Mercury, the sex planet, is in the sign that a per- 
son of the opposite sex is born in, it creates strong 
sexual attractions. 
These positions of sympathy, when reversed, are 
causes of antipathy between the same persons. 
It is necessary, in order to decide where harmony or THE ORDER OF THE LIVING TEMPLE. 
47 
inharmony will exist, even between opposites, that we 
understand the harmonious or inharmonious positions 
of the planets; for, as has been stated, the sign and 
polarity govern the external or physical life, while the 
position of the planets governs the interior, the intui- 
tive or spiritual condition; therefore the externals may 
be harmonious, while the internals may be at antipodes. 
THE ORDER OF THE LIVING TEMPLE. 
We now come to the law regulating the binding 
together of the body of humanity, or the building of 
the living temple. (See Diagram No. 7.) 
The central sun is the source of life and light, and 
mediate cause of all things in the solar system. From 
this emanate, first, the four spiritual or seraphic princi- 
ples, which are the heads of solar creation, and govern 
the four temperaments of humanity, and have their 
nearest imagery in the four interior signs, viz., Taurus, 
Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius. Grouped around these, in 
circular form, are the individuals representing the 
seven vital functions and creative principles of the 
human body which emanate from the seven planets, 
which principles are referred to in the apocalyptic 
vision as “ the seven spirits of God, sent forth into all 
the earth” ; and in Ezekiel, as “the seven eyes of the 
Lord, that run to and fro through the whole earth.” 
Again, these are surrounded by the twelve represen- 
tatives of the twelve signs of the sun’s zodiac; and 
then each of these twelve, having twelve other persons 
polarized toward them, will form another circle of 144, 
and so on, until the whole body of humanity is linked 48 
SOLAK BIOLOGY. 
together, reciprocal with its centre — the currents of 
involution descending from the cause world into the 
centre of the four, down the successive grades through 
all animate and inanimate existence; and again ascend- 
ing in evolution, up through all the stages, to the high- 
est phase of manhood, returning again to the cause 
from which it started. 
The above is merely given as a suggestion to stu- 
dents, until opportunity offers for its further elabora- 
tion. CHAPTER III. 
THE TWELVE SIGNS OR EUNCTIONS OF THE ZODIAC. 
T (Aries). 
Aries begins at the equinoctial, on the 21st of March, 
and extends to the 19th of April. All persons born be- 
tween these dates belong to that function of the grand 
body of humanity, — the head. The use of the head 
in the natural world is to think, to reason; therefore 
these persons are natural reasoners and thinkers : their 
brain, always busy, is the most active function of their 
body. They are natural lovers of scientific thought, 
reason, philosophy, and of educational pursuits; are 
independent characters, and have their own ideas of 
right and wrong. The only way they can be controlled 
is through their reason. They are apparently stub- 
born ; but this is only apparent, however. 
These persons, if required to do work in the same 
manner as some one else, are always thrown into con- 
fusion. They must do every tiling in their own way; 
that is, they must first have an understanding of what 
they are doing, and what the thing is to be when 
accomplished, and then left to accomplish it according 
to their own methods; otherwise they get confused. 
They are not apt to be mechanics. Again, the func- 
tion of the head is to keep the whole body in harmony, 
and for that reason harmony is the dominant feature 
of their nature. They love order, elegance, and beauty, 50 
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and, as a rule, they like large, spacious rooms, with 
plenty of light and air. They are great lovers of 
music and of dancing. Very commonly, as soon as 
music is heard, the life forces start within them, and it 
is hard for them to keep still. They have a great deal 
of the electrical fire nature in them, and their atmos- 
phere is full of motion, and active, heat-producing ele- 
ments. Every disease that attacks them always goes 
to their head, because their nature is such that they 
are using up the forces through the brain constantly, 
as this is the leading function of their being; there- 
fore, everything that affects their body, affects their 
head; because of this, they are liable to disease and 
inflammation of the brain more than any other per- 
sons. Excitement and worry nearly always produce 
sick-headache, and sometimes derangement of their 
digestive organs: quiet, rest, and sleep, are the best 
medicines. Children, in teething, that are born in this 
sign, should have great care to keep their brain cool. 
Harmony is absolutely necessary to the health of 
all persons born in this sign. Middle-aged persons 
that have an over-amount of vitality are liable to 
paralysis. Females who are very stout are especially 
in danger when they pass the manipause of life. These 
persons usually adapt themselves to the habits and cus- 
toms of society, and they love to excel in whatever 
they undertake, and be the head. It is very difficult 
for them to serve in subordinate capacities. 
This nature is the result of a very harmonious men- 
tal and physical condition on the part of the parents, 
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b {Taurus). 
Taurus begins on the 19th of April, and ends on the 
20th of May. This sign belongs to the cerebellum and 
neck, which controls the lymphatic system of the body ; 
that is, the waters or fluids of life. 
Such persons generate life forces very rapidly, and 
are very determined in whatever they undertake; they 
are characterized by the common phraseology of “ stiff- 
necked ” ; they are very unyielding, and are natural 
conquerors. As a rule, they will have their own way 
and accomplish their own desires at all hazards. They 
are great lovers of literary pursuits, and inclined to 
be studious, but imitators rather than originators of 
thought. They adapt themselves readily to the customs 
of society, and are apt to become leaders through their 
adaptation to the demands of the people, and their great 
•ability to commit to memory from books and authori- 
ties, and their powers of mental and physical endurance. 
They are governed by their sensations, and are influ- 
enced in their decisions by their feelings, appetites, and 
passions. They have fine intuitions in all that pertains 
to business. They are very sensitive to psychic influ- 
ences, which makes them apparently more stubborn 
than they otherwise would be, because they realize 
intuitively that they are very easily led through their 
sympathies. Young people born in this sign are apt to 
be misled by their associates. They are very zealous 
and sanguine in every cause they espouse, and therefore 
are liable to extremes. Frequently they are very zeal- 
ous church members and preachers; they are zealous 
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in this respect. They have a very strong brain, and 
are apt to be hard students and make superior educa- 
tional attainments. They feel the minds of others, and 
it is very difficult for them to distinguish the difference 
between their own mind and the mind of those associ- 
ated with them. Because of this, persons born in the 
sign of Taurus should make all their decisions when 
entirely alone, and never decide any important business 
matter while in the midst of business excitement; for 
if they do, they are more apt to make the decisions 
from the influence of those around them than from 
their own mind. The early morning, when they first 
awake, is the best time for such persons to make their 
decisions and lay their plans for the day. Children of 
this date of birth are largely dependent on their educa- 
tion for their future position in life. They have strong 
appetites, and are apt to be inclined to epicurean habits. 
Their passions and sex nature are strong, and they are 
in danger of excesses in that direction. Women born 
in this sign are in great danger of being misled by their 
feelings and passions. When a person has gained their 
sympathies, they have gained control over them to a 
very great extent. Both sexes have a great deal of 
jealousy in their nature : they are somewhat in danger 
of great extremes. Yet, when they are well instructed 
in the right way, they are very tenacious to carry it 
out, and cannot be controlled against their will. 
These persons are liable to dropsy, from two causes. 
First, from getting an over-amount of vitality through 
eating too much, and having what they eat too rich, 
and getting too fat; second, through strong appetites 
and over-indulgence of the sex passion. Remove the THE TWELVE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
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cause, and the cure is accomplished. They are, as a 
rule, best adapted to city life. 
This nature comes from the parents being very potent 
in the sex life, and quite satisfied with each other and 
their surroundings; but this frequently is wholly on 
the part of the father. 
II {Gemini). 
This sign includes all persons bom between the 20th 
of May and the 21st of June. They belong to the 
sphere of the body represented by the inferior cervical 
ganglion. 
The arms and hands, in their uses, are the expressers 
of the thought of the brain; they likewise belong to 
the realm of education, art, and mechanics. Such per- 
sons are always very active, restless, and anxious, being 
the result of anxious, restless, or dissatisfied parental 
conditions; therefore persons born in this sign are 
never satisfied. There is always a restless want of 
something, they know not what. In cases of very 
coarse hair and dark complexion there is created a 
combative feeling, a vague imagining of evil, and a 
distrustfulness of associates, and of those with whom 
they have to do. They are very active, and want to 
be doing something all the time; they are lovers of 
knowledge in all its departments; many successful 
speakers and lecturers come from this sign. Children 
born at this time should always have a superior educa- 
tion. They are apt to lack continuity. They are viva- 
cious, but liable to be inconstant, and are in danger 
of extremes in everything they do, unless this is modi- 54 
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fied by planetary conditions. They are liable to ner- 
vous disturbances, and ought always to associate with 
persons that are quiet, easy, and restful. Ladies are 
liable to hysteria. Children are apt to have fits from 
teething. Should they have worms during the time 
they are teething, they ought to be kept very quiet. 
Parents ought to restrain such children from all kinds 
of excitement and exciting scenes, and should cultivate 
in them the habit of self-control. 
It would be well for persons born in this sign to 
remember that their dissatisfaction, restlessness, and 
anxiety arise more from prenatal conditions than from 
surrounding circumstances ; therefore they should posi- 
tively restrain it, always remembering that the cause is 
from within. 
25 [Cancer). 
Cancer begins June 21, and ends July 22. These 
persons are at the head of the department of domestic 
life, and embody the principles of the home and family. 
As they belong to the maternal functions, all the phe- 
nomena of the mother’s breast, in its sensations and 
uses, are characteristic of all persons born in this sign. 
They are great lovers of home and family. They are 
over-anxious about making money and laying up for 
the future. They are industrious and economical to 
an extreme, and are sometimes miserly. They are very 
kind, loving, and sympathetic. Their love nature is 
their weakness. They make very kind and loving hus- 
bands and wives, loving fathers and mothers; as such, 
their whole life is apt to be devoted to their children: 
80 remarkable is it, that in case the father is born in TIIE TWELVE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
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this sign, the children will love him more than the 
mother, thus recognizing the great mother-nature even 
-on the positive side. Persons born at this time are 
exceedingly sensitive to the physical and mental condi- 
tions of others. They sometimes appear even eccen- 
tric and queer because of this sensitiveness. Children 
born at this time are often destroyed by nurses whose 
magnetic and mental conditions are exciting and an- 
noying to their nerve-system ; and it is very frequently 
the case that the life force is drawn out of them, and 
they are depleted by others. Children of this date 
of birth ought never to be under the care of ladies or 
nurses who have passed the menopause. 
It is noticed that children will sometimes scream, 
and act as though they were hurt when taken into the 
arms of certain persons: this sensitiveness is nature’s 
means of self-protection. Those born in this sign, 
whether young or old, ought never to associate with, or 
be under the care of, persons repulsive to them; disease, 
and frequently death, is caused by the failure to heed 
this law. It will often be noticed that those whose in- 
fluence is very unpleasant to them will, nevertheless, 
persist in forcing themselves upon their society, and 
that it is very difficult to get rid of them: such absorb 
and feed upon and deplete the vitality of those born 
in this sign, and it should not be permitted, especially 
in the case of children. The children of this period 
should have a careful education in the direction of the 
uses and abuses of the sex nature. In matters of edu- 
cation they are lovers of knowledge ; but this, in their 
case, is largely qualified by planetary conditions. Their 
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the manufacturing and trading sphere of life; but 
women of this sign incline largely to literature. 
Notwithstanding their sensitiveness, they are very 
persistent in the execution of their plans and the 
accomplishment of their purposes, but it is very diffi- 
cult for them to work under others: they want to be 
at the head in their own department of service, and 
have a great dislike to be subject to the direction or 
dictation of other persons. 
They ought to be very careful in all matters per- 
taining to their digestive organs, as they are liable.to 
inflammatory diseases, humors, etc., of the abdominal 
region. Ladies should take special care of their breasts 
while nursing, for they are liable to have suppuration. 
Great care should also be exercised to avoid intimate 
association with inharmonious companions. Inharmony 
in the love relations has a great tendency to the devel- 
opment of tumorous diseases. Little girls, especially, 
should be carefully guarded until they are able to pro- 
tect themselves, for they are just like sensitive plants. 
Under proper conditions, persons of this nature de- 
velop a strong will-power, are self-reliant; but males 
are apt to be rather quiet and uncommunicative, though 
persistent in the direction of their innate nature ; but 
females are inclined to be very talkative, and even in- 
tellectually brilliant. 
This nature is produced usually by a strong desire on 
the part of the parents for a child, and an active sense’ 
as to the the pleasures of home, family, and the domes- 
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£1 {Leo). 
Leo represents the heart, the love, and emotions. 
The period of this nature begins duly 22, and ends 
Aug. 22. Through the heart pass all the fountains of 
life; correspondingly these persons possess a great 
variety of inclinations and dispositions, being in con- 
junction with the grand heart of the solar nature, and a 
reciprocal centre of all the forces in humanity. They 
are also greatly affected by the mental and physical 
conditions of people to whom they stand intimately 
related. They can readily adapt themselves to almost 
any condition of life. They are naturally active and 
aspiring, energetic, but subject to great extremes. They 
are inclined to be independent thinkers, but are con- 
trolled more by their intuitions than their reasoning; 
but their intuitions usually take the form of reason and 
philosophic thoughtfulness. With a fair degree of self- 
control, they usually manifest superior power in what- 
ever direction they turn their minds. 
Their love nature is their weakness, as they are easily 
led, and sometimes misled, by those professing friend- 
ship. Their nature is remarkably allied to the laws of 
creation, and as all mechanism is in conformity to the 
laws of nature, they consequently have fine, orderly 
minds, and are usually very handy in doing anything 
they undertake. They seldom make high attainments 
except in the mercantile and intellectual spheres of life. 
On account of their fine sensitive and emotional nature 
they are inclined to act from their feelings. Their 
disposition is such as to ally them to a communal or 
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be mine, but ours, having all tilings in common; they 
are inclined to act and speak from their unusually fine 
sensitive love nature, and therefore are constantly being 
misunderstood, and often doing things they ought not 
to do, until education conies to be a sufficient guide in 
the right way. 
They have a great disposition while young to imitate 
the life and habit of those around them, and are apt to 
jump at and act from conclusions too quickly. They 
lack natural policy, and therefore get into many diffi- 
culties. In childhood they always live in an ideal 
world, and have to learn the hard facts of life often 
from sad experience; and unless carefully educated, or 
happily surrounded, are apt to become dishonest, dis- 
trustful, and tricky in business; for when they find 
that life is a struggle and conflict, they look out for 
themselves, feeling justified by what they see others do; 
yet they have an innate nobility and superiority of 
character, but when inverted frojn inability to act it 
out on account of surrounding conditions, they are 
liable to go to the other extreme, and this would make 
of them peculiar and undesirable persons. They can- 
not easily be kept down, however, as they have great 
elasticity, and, with their active, aspiring natures, they 
are constantly coming to the surface in their endeavors 
to get above the common level of humanity. As a rule, 
they are law-appreciating and abiding characters. 
Children born in this sign should be governed by a 
positive law and rule of life, and parents themselves 
should not transgress the rules they lay down for the 
government of such children ; as while they love law, 
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the same, yet they are very observant and readily de- 
tect inconsistencies in this respect on the part of the 
parents. Their observant nature is manifest when very 
young, as they notice everything that transpires about 
them, and because of this disposition to observe and 
experiment they develop and manifest through life an 
inventive genius, and also display extremely brilliant 
attributes of nature. When the organ of conscientious- 
ness is large, it intensifies their ideas of law and justice, 
and in their business relations they are apt to appeal to 
the law and waste much money thereby, especially if 
they are polarized in Sagittarius. Those born in this 
sign often pass through life without having their true 
nature understood or appreciated. 
In selecting a husband or wife, great care should be 
had. If a gentleman, he will be greatly aided in intel- 
lectual attainments by the selection of a wife born in 
Aries (March 21 to April 19). 
Children born in Leo should have special instruction 
as to the importance of restraining their sexual desires, 
for they always live in their feelings, and should be 
guarded and warned of the dangers in that direction. 
A greater responsibility rests upon parents in the proper 
education and control of a child of this nature than of 
that of any other. The diseases that are most liable to 
attack them are consumption and palsy. Their weak- 
ness is in the region of the breast, lungs, and circula- 
tory system: everything affects that part of the body. 
Long-continued sadness will soon weaken the breast, 
derange the digestion, and impair the lungs. 
This nature springs from a deep soul love and ap- 
proximation to soul union, even though there is little 
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tiy (Virgo). 
This sign is from August 22 to September 23. Per- 
sons born between these dates belong to the solar plexus 
of the grand body. The solar plexus is that function 
which controls the digestive forces and is the great 
chemist of the human organism. The minds of these 
persons are very fine and discriminating in all depart- 
ments of their life. As children, they are apt to be 
peculiar about their diet, and often seem notional to 
those who do not understand this nature, as they in- 
stinctively discriminate, having likes and dislikes, and 
ought not to be restrained or opposed as to their pecu- 
liar choice in eating, save as to the matter of quantity. 
Their appetites are naturally in harmony with the laws 
of hygiene, except as the partaking of high-seasoned 
food creates an abnormal desire. They are natural 
students of the laws of health, — anatomy, chemistry, 
and physiology, — being true children of nature, which 
they love in all its departments. They have great 
endurance and aptitude in the acquisition of an educa- 
tion ; their eyes are keen and discriminating, oftentimes 
taking in the contents of a whole page at a glance. As 
literary men and women, they have marked power ; they 
make the most rapid proof-readers of any of the twelve 
signs, and wherever a keen, accurate, discriminating 
eye is needed, they excel. Their judgment and love of 
color is excellent, and they are fond of the artistic and 
beautiful. They act from tin* interior, or solar plexus, 
through the external and reasoning faculties, which 
gives them rather a materialistic tendency and desire 
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they combine the intuitions with die reasoning facul- 
ties. They are great lovers of music and harmonious 
combinations; any discord or inharmony affects them 
very much, even destroying their appetite ; they cannot 
eat when there is disorder or inharmony about them. 
They want things tasty, nice, and elegant. The sense 
of feeling is also acute ; they cannot bear the least pain 
or hurt; even their skin is fine and sensitive to the 
touch, and children will often from this cause cry out 
even from the combing of their hair. 
These persons have an extremely strong love nature, 
but have great power of self-control; yet a compliance 
with the natural impulses of their being has much power 
over them in all departments of their life; therefore, 
young ladies born in this sign are frequently misled by 
their love nature. Their love is so natural, pure, and 
devoted that it amounts almost to worship; and, as a 
rule, there are no women so truly devoted as those born 
in this sign, which is a natural conservator of vital 
energy in its native purity, but because of their strong 
will they are disposed to control. These persons are 
capable of making great attainments in whatever line 
they undertake. They are not apt to be originators, 
but to such extent as these traits are manifested, it will 
always have some direct relation to pure nature, physi- 
ology, or chemistry, as they are natural chemists, and 
as such they excel. They have great rallying power, 
and it is very hard to get or keep them down in a low 
grade or condition of life ; no matter how low down 
they may be forced, it will be quickly observed, by a 
discriminating mind, that they still retain much of their 
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a piece of pure gold trodden in the mud, their purity 
will always shine through so long as any of their real 
nature remains. 
These persons ought never to take a strong dose of 
emetic or cathartic medicine, and should avoid all ex- 
citing scenes and conditions. The finely organized of 
this type impart a feeling of harmony and rest to those 
with whom they are associated. As to health, they 
need to take great care of their digestion: worry, 
anxiety, or inharmony will disturb the digestive forces 
immediately. In such cases, no medicine is needed — 
only quiet, harmony, and rest. Pure love to these per- 
sons is a great necessity, and potent medicine (unless 
the passional nature is dominant). They are sometimes 
in danger of getting too fleshy, and thereby bringing 
on different forms of gout. They have a strong ten- 
dency to selfishness, and a disposition to control others 
is a characteristic running through this nature. 
Children of this sign are the product of a loving sat- 
isfaction in each other on the part of the parents, which 
is due to a large measure of physical and soul harmony. 
{Libra). 
This nature is born between the 23d of September 
and the 23d of October. It belongs to that part of the 
body called the reins, and is the bead of the trinity of 
the reproductives; therefore it is a conservatory of the 
reproductive fluid, and as designated in the ancient 
mythology, represent the serpent, or psychic principle. 
The leading characteristics of all persons born be- 
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are very positive and decisive in everything they do \ 
they are not prone to reason except from the stand- 
point of intuition and observation. It is advisable that 
they carry out their first decisions in all matters they 
undertake, unless they are acting for, or under the 
control of, another. They are very susceptible to the 
psychological influence of other minds, who act mainly 
upon their principle of intelligence: they thus take on 
the mental conditions and nature of others, and feel 
and act like them. Many of this class are found 
among the spiritualists, because of their great suscep- 
tibility to the psychic control, and their natural spir- 
itual intuitions. As children they need a positive con- 
trol by the parents; and in early life they should have 
a special drill in every department of their nature. 
There are three different types born within this period: 
the first has large perceptives and a receding forehead, 
and usually large organs of conscientiousness (accord- 
ing to phrenology); such persons are best adapted for 
speculators. If they will cultivate a moral habit of 
life, they need never be short of money ; they should 
speculate in horses and cattle, or in any articles that 
can be bought and sold again quickly, and where there 
is not much stock kept on hand. These persons are 
guided very perfectly by their intuitions; for instance, 
in trading horses, if there is anything wrong in the 
horse, no matter what it may be, nor how obscure, 
they can point it out instantly. So long as they fol- 
low their own intuitions, they will rarely be deceived 
or cheated. They love excitement, which seems to be 
their natural sphere. These persons are apt, however, 
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they soon weaken their powers, and die a premature 
death, through drink, bad company, etc. This class is 
most liable to Bright’s disease. They are not suscepti- 
ble to reason ; they act on the spur of the moment, 
and from their intuitive perceptions. 
In the second class the forehead is comparatively 
straight and narrow. These persons are best adapted 
for mercantile pursuits, buying and selling goods; they 
have a keen intuition as to what they can and cannot 
dispose of successfully. Are apt to choose, in mar- 
riage, persons who are born in Pisces, whose nature is 
reason, and hence there is sure to be inharmony, from 
misunderstanding of each other’s motives, from the 
fact that Pisces always ivants a reason, and is capable 
of giving one. Libra can never give a reason for any- 
thing ; they know they are right from intuition, but 
they cannot tell hoiv they know; and nothing excites 
or annoys them more than to require of them a reason 
for their decisions and actions. They are frequently 
quick and high-tempered, which greatly depletes and 
impairs their health. 
In the third class the forehead is round, and broader 
through the temples. These persons are well fitted for 
book-keepers, and possess great intuitional aptitude for 
the languages. They are enthusiastic lovers of scientific 
knowledge, always ready to take hold of and examine 
any new thing. Are great students of books, and love 
to collect works relating to scientific and mystical sub- 
jects. They have the finest natural mechanical abili- 
ties of any of the twelve signs. They are best adapted 
to the higher branches of mathematics. Frequently 
they are found as public speakers and writers. Many 
of them are also good actors. THE TWELVE SIGNS OE THE ZODIAC. 
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All persons belonging to Libra have great imitative- 
ness ; they are originators and inventors in mechanical 
matters, but imitators in other departments of life. 
They are naturally inclined to be religious, but have 
many sceptical and materialistic tendencies to over- 
come. They are affectionate and demonstrative in 
their love, active, industrious, and social, but dangers 
from licentiousness always lie around them. It is sel- 
dom that any great height is attained by those of this 
sign, except in the educational sphere. Being students 
rather than originators, they frequently spend a life- 
time in study and research for knowledge, examining 
every new thing that comes up, carefully studying and 
weighing it in the balance of their intuitions; and if 
they can adapt it to the fine interior nature which they 
possess, they are apt to accept it verbatim et literatim. 
They have very line sensibilities, and are just and 
honest in their dealings. They have in their innermost 
selves a fine ideal world of love, order, harmony, and 
equity ; and as they do not find this in the outer world, 
they are inclined to frequent periods of melancholy. 
They seldom like to push their way out into the com- 
bat of life, but rather seek a sphere of quiet, where 
they can act from their soul or intuitional nature. 
They are frequently writers and professional men, and 
their great imitativeness gives them fine mechanical, 
and sometimes artistic abilities. 
Their liability to disease is through their excessive 
activity in all the departments of life, and especially 
through an excessive use of the perceptive faculties. 
They are apt to exhaust the vital forces from the reins, 
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back, and kidney difficulties. When the pain begins to 
be felt across the small of the back, the sex nature 
should be restrained, and quiet and rest secured, with 
plenty of wholesome food as their fitting medicine. 
The parental conditions which produce a child in 
this sign are a strong, devoted love on the part of the 
positive parent, but frequently the opposite, or aversion 
and deception on the part of the negative one; so that 
persons thus born are like grand souls that have been 
confined in darkness, and who are searching with the 
spiritual eyes for light, and therefore the frequent 
seasons of melancholy. 
Ttq (Scorpio). 
October 23 to November 22. This class belong to 
the department of the sex function, and therefore to the 
fires of life. They have a great deal of magnetic heat 
in their system, and if proper conditions of health exist, 
will not suffer much from the cold. They have strong 
appetites and strong passions, and, when angry, a very 
high temper: they have, besides, a great deal of jealousy 
in their nature. They are quite conservative and con- 
ventional, proud, and apt to be pretentious. They have 
great tenacity of life, but are rather inclined to be idle, 
and especially disinclined to work with their hands. 
They want to lead and be led, or, in other words, they 
like to have a head to look up to from which to receive 
orders, and to have others under them upon whom they 
can enforce the same, which they do with dignity and 
precision, and sometimes with a degree of tyranny. 
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order of things, and are conservators and executors of 
the popular idea and public opinion of their times; but 
set too much value on external appearances, and are 
rather inclined to be extravagant and self-gratifying. 
In everything, they are inclined to think of self first. 
They are good friends so long as it pays, but when it 
costs anything to be a friend they can just as easily be 
an enemy. They love, and even venerate, great book 
knowledge, and look up to, and have great respect for, 
those in high positions of life. 
It is the general aspiration on the part of men of 
this sign to seek government positions, also to be super- 
intendents and overseers, for which they are well 
adapted. They are frequently found in the government 
employ, for which function they have great holding 
power, and are persistent and determined in carrying 
out the measures they are entrusted to execute. Their 
habit is usually silent and dignified, weighing well their 
words to be sure they are right before speaking; they 
thus impress others as being superior to what they 
really are, and this is Scorpio’s strongest point of influ- 
ence and success; but when simply relying on them- 
selves, they are easily turned about by strong reason- 
ings. 
Their nature may be said to be one of law, as they 
are remarkably inclined, when in positions so to do, to 
make laws, and insist that others shall live by them. 
As a rule, this nature is cold, unfeeling, and exacting, 
and especially so in seeing that their own laws are 
carried out. 
As husbands and wives they expect to rule, and 
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largely by the intensity of their sex nature, yet they 
have great control over themselves within certain 
limits. They are very dangerous in their jealousy, 
and when once suspicion is aroused of wife or husband, 
they are very liable to commit murder: on this account 
those born in this sign ought to be very careful not to 
give way to the impulses of jealousy, and, above all, 
should discipline their minds not to yield to the mere 
frenzy of suspicion. Again, in all departments of life, 
they should be equitable and considerate. 
Parents, in rearing the children born in this sign, 
should commence in early life to instill into their minds 
the importance of self-control, restraining their tenden- 
cies to govern and enforce their will by arbitrary meas- 
ures ; keep before them the idea of doing unto others 
as they would have others do to them. They should 
be restrained in their luxurious inclinations, and given 
the best possible education. They frequently make 
very good surgeons, and, when religiously inclined, 
they are successful speakers and effective clergymen. 
As a rule, they are best adapted to sedentary occupa- 
tions. They love to be praised and looked up to as 
superiors. Having a strong will, it gives them great 
psychological power over others, and they are able to 
make themselves felt without a word. Through the 
magnetism of the hands they have, in connection with 
their great vitality, the ability to cure disease; this is 
especially the case where their bodily condition has 
been cared "for, and preserved in health and strength, 
nnder which circumstances they are inclined to be 
fleshy. The only disease to which this nature is con- 
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It is well, in connection with this sign, to say, that 
in their love relations, they are controlled almost 
wholly by the passional nature; so much so, that, if 
not gratified by their companion, they are easily led 
astray. In their anger they are very subtle and vin- 
dictive. 
This nativity results from the minds of the parents 
being under control of the sex passion, without any 
idea of soul love, their minds being mainly engrossed 
with the thought of making a show in the world. 
t (Sagittarius). 
November 22 to December 21. This belongs to that 
part of the body represented by the thighs, which re- 
lates to the muscular and motor nerve-systems. The 
leading characteristic of this nature is the executive. 
Those belonging to Sagittarius are bold, fearless, deter- 
mined, and combative. In everything that they do 
and say they are very decisive. They are apt to be 
too quick to decide, act, and speak. They are persons 
of one thought and one idea at a time ; and, in order 
to execute this one thought, they throw into it their 
entire energy, without properly weighing and balanc- 
ing the consequences and difficulties in the line of their 
action. Their mind is constantly running ahead, going 
beyond the present; they have a constant tendency to 
peer into the future and foresee events: this extends 
even to small things, as announcing who is coming, 
when the door-bell rings, or footsteps are heard, etc. 
They are not always correct in their prophecies, how- 
ever, yet they do not often like to give in when 
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answer before the proposition is fully stated, or the 
thought expressed, and even while the person is yet 
speaking. They are often mistaken through the ac- 
tivity of their mind ; for instance, in the case of hear- 
ing a story told, their thought runs ahead, and forms 
the conclusion before the end is reached ; and when 
they come to repeat the story to another, they are 
almost certain to tell it from tlieir own conclusions, 
whether right or wrong, and to feel very sure that 
they are right. Herein children, and even grown per- 
sons, born in this sign, are apt to get the name of fab- 
ricating, when such is not the intention. They are 
pretty apt to express the first thing that comes into 
their minds, and just as it strikes them, no matter 
what the consequences are; from this cause they are 
often led into combat, and make enemies, and speak 
harshly to friends. They hate anything hidden or 
secret, and even secret organizations. No sign is in- 
tentionally more honest than this one, and none so 
liable to get the name of being dishonest from those 
who do not understand them. They go to extremes 
in everything they do, being over-zealous and sanguine 
in what they undertake. As a friend they are such 
with all their being, and as enemies they also go to 
extremes; their kind heart and loving, sympathetic 
nature, however, restrains them from acts of violence 
and evil deeds. They are very quick and very high- 
tempered, and from sudden impulse often do that 
which they are sorry for. 
They have great power over their sex nature, and 
have a natural inclination to chastity, and from this, 
as a prime cause, they have great physical power. It THE TWELVE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
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is frequently the case that men of this sign have more 
nervous energy than the sinews of their body are 
capable of sustaining when they act under excitement. 
These are physically the strongest persons of the whole 
twelve signs. They are lovers of science, hygiene, and 
self-culture, but are not apt to give much attention to 
them unless they follow scientific pursuits as a profes- 
sion. They hate licentiousness and extreme indul- 
gence of the sex function, and their moderation in this 
direction is sometimes the cause of domestic inhar- 
mony, especially if not suitably mated. They are 
faithful and devoted to whatever cause they espouse, 
but require to be kept active, or they lose their inter- 
est and turn to something else, where they can find 
active and useful employment. 
The diseases to which they are most liable are sci- 
atica, rheumatic pains, and weakness of the chest and 
lungs, with a tendency to consumption; to prevent 
which, they should avoid damp localities as much as 
possible. Their business, as a rule, is that of executors, 
where their physical energies come into play. They are 
frequently very finely organized and intuitive, having a 
great deal of the true prophetic nature, foreseeing social 
and national catastrophies that are pending; also, fre- 
quently, in the early morning, having visions of things 
that are going to occur to themselves and family, but 
their foresight pertains mostly to events of a national 
and general character. They are not what would be 
regarded as superstitious in their religious nature, but 
are largely inclined to its practical observance. 
Some of the finest musicians come from this sign,' as 
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liant and acceptable. They are characterized by great 
fidelity in their love relations, and if they fail to get 
the object of their choice, it usually embitters their 
entire future in life. They are very domestic in their 
tendencies, kind, sympathetic, devoted, and loving, and 
desire similar expression from their companion; and 
failing to find this, their own demonstrative nature 
leads them to say harsh things to those they love. 
They do not take opposition kindly; but if a good rea- 
son can be given, they are easily convinced and recon- 
ciled, and banish all hard feelings. This nature comes 
from extremely active bodily habits, with a great deal 
of devotion to home, family, and sometimes religion, on 
the part of the parents. 
If those born in this sign retire from business and 
cease their efforts, they become morbid, exacting, unso- 
cial. discontented, and disposed to find fault without 
good cause. 
VS (Capricorn). 
December 21 to January 20. These persons are fitly- 
symbolized by the goat, as they make their dependence 
on the head, and throw their whole powers into the 
execution of their mental plans. 
Capricorn is the head of the trinity of service, or of 
the uses of the body and business world. Their main 
function or action is with the head; they are thinkers, 
reasoners, and philosophers, in business schemes ; t hex- 
are the natural heads of corporations and large enter- 
prises. It is well expressed by saying that they are 
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usually feel as if they were, or should be, wealthy, and 
it is often unfortunate if they are born poor, as it is 
difficult for them to economize in small things. In 
their great aspirations they must be above the common 
level, and failing in opportunity, they sink low, not 
being inspired to effort by results that might seem ade- 
quate to others. They are proud, independent, and 
high-minded, and indisposed to labor with their own 
hands, save in the furtherance of some plan which 
promises better things. 
These persons are positive, executive, and determined 
in their tendencies, and are very apt to want to be 
recognized as the head of whatever they are in, or else 
they soon lose interest in it. Frequently, after having 
met with misfortune, they positively refuse to live 
within their means until their resources are absolutely 
exhausted, and being disposed to look down upon those 
in their own reduced sphere, they thus lose friends and 
sink into beggary because of such folly. 
Persons of this sign live mainly in the externals of 
the world ; yet being born at the time the sun enters 
what the mystics called “ the house of the gods,” they 
have a deep, fine interior nature, an extremel}7 high 
ideal of love, harmony, beauty, and social excellence. 
Being, so to speak, of the tribe of Judah, they have a 
measure of feeling that the government is on their 
shoulders. They have much of the prophetic in their 
nature, and a deep spiritual ideal that can only be 
fully expressed by the godlike things of another world. 
While Capricorn, which is in the knees of the grand 
body, is, in the main, an external sign, yet extremes in 
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significant sense, the knees are the feet of prayer, and 
thus these natures become conjoined to lofty interior or 
spiritual forces, and have corresponding possibilities of 
life and usefulness. We therefore find them possessed 
of a sympathy, philanthropy, and love of doing good 
beyond what would be expected of this sign, and their 
determined nature tries to carry into externals, and 
force into existence, an ideal something surpassing even 
their own comprehension. 
They are lovers of literature, art, and education, and 
are inclined to contribute freely to maintain educational 
and art interests, and especially all things of a utilita- 
rian character. They frequently have a broad, elabo- 
rate brain, and in such cases make good public speakers. 
Their talk is simple, plain, and easily understood, but 
tinged with ideality, and very pleasing to the public. 
Being natural organizers, they adhere closely to the 
maintenance and support of the societary conditions 
of life. As between the two principles of love and sex 
passion, the latter, as a rule, dominates in them. 
Women of this sign, owing to the extreme activity of 
their nature, are not apt to make very domestic wives, 
and are not well adapted to the care of the house, unless 
they have thousands at their command ; and even then, 
in many instances, they would find it inadequate, and 
soon be restless for more. 
Parents should take great care in the education of 
children of this sign, impressing them with the sacred- 
ness of the uses, and the horrors of the abuses, of the 
sex nature; and also guard them against excessive 
pride. They should be impressed with the oneness of 
humanity, and that the only true superiority is in THE TWELVE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
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superior ability to serve. Shoddy aristocracy is pretty 
sure to work the destruction of these children, as they 
are not sufficiently careful to impress them correctly 
regarding the facts and realities of life ; therefore, how- 
ever great the amount of money left them, millions of 
dollars would seem but as so many cents do to others. 
These children should have a good business educa- 
tion, and a practical experience in self-maintenance, 
which would be worth to them more than millions im- 
perfectly appreciated, and which they would therefore 
venture perhaps all too rashly. 
The parental conditions producing these children are 
expectations and plans looking to large speculations 
and elaborate business enterprises, which become the 
incarnate nature of the offspring. 
zz (Aquarius). 
This sign extends from January 20 to February 19. 
These persons belong mostly to the nerves of sensation 
and to the bones and framework of the system, and 
consequently to a corresponding department of service 
in the grand body. Their minds are wholly in the 
useful, and they belong mainly to the mercantile inter- 
ests of life. They are intuitive, and remarkably good 
judges of character, especially so far as relates to mat- 
ters of honor and dishonor. Their minds are frequently 
very active in the direction of the public good. They 
belong to the sphere of city life, where they can be 
among, and dealing with, the people, and are therefore 
frequently found as politicians. They have a great 
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have minds that are well adapted to pleasing the public 
in whatever department of service they may be engaged. 
They are usually very clear reasoners on subjects of 
a materialistic character, and are capable of acquiring 
a very fine education. Some of our best national finan- 
ciers come from this sign. They have too much pride 
of personal and general appearance, and also altogether 
too much deference for public opinion, being liable to 
extremes in that direction, setting too much value on 
the same, and thereby becoming time servers. They 
are faithful to their duties in whatever sphere of ser- 
vice they are placed, being earnest and proficient 
therein. 
Some of the most faithful and devoted wives are 
found in this sign, which always gives a fine, devoted 
love-nature, with inclination to purity in its uses. 
These persons are prominent patrons and supporters of 
the opera, theatre, public parades, shows, fairs, and 
places of popular resort. Should we go into the 
crowded streets and places of public assembly, and be 
given the date of birth of those we there meet, we 
would find the majority were either born in or charac- 
terized by this sign. They are seldom mechanics, 
though having mechanical ability, but their sphere of 
use is that of the natural trader. They have an active 
nervous temperament, and are most liable to diseases 
of a nervous and rheumatic order, but mainly to that 
of the nervous system. 
This nature springs from parental conditions that 
are very active in a trading or business direction, 
where the mind is kept employed in studying adapta- 
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whom they have business dealings; in short, from 
great hopefulness and activity in business, society, or 
public matters. 
X (Pisces). 
February 19 to March 21. This sign belongs to the 
feet of the grand body (metaphysically speaking, to 
the understanding). These persons are very careful, 
anxious, restless, and thoughtful. They have a love of 
acquiring scientific and philosophical knowledge, and 
as students are fond of history, research, travels, etc., 
and acquisitive of knowledge from every available 
quarter. They are very anxious about moneys matters 
and provision for the future, and fear lest they shall 
come to want, as they cannot bear to be dependent on 
others. They like to know and feel that they have 
-earned what they possess, and are consequently7 enti- 
tled to its enjoyment. They are usually7 upright, hon- 
orable, and just in their dealings; also sensible, affable, 
and kind. Frequently we find men of this sign who 
are walking encyclopaedias of knowledge. There is 
with this class, however, a lack of self-confidence; and 
frequently, after extensive research and preparation, 
They hesitate, and shrink from coming before the world 
as professionals, needing some more self-reliant person 
to push them forward, even though not themselves 
wholly lacking in self-appreciation and esteem; this is 
due to innate modesty and conscientiousness, as being 
just, honorable, and upright in their feelings, they de- 
sire to give a full equivalent, and are fearful that they 
may fall short in what is due to the situation ; and 
•also from an innate feeling that people and fate are 
against them. 78 
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As a rule they have fine mechanical -minds, and suc- 
ceed in life because of a feeling that they have obsta- 
cles to overcome; hence their persistency and fidelity 
to the trusts confided to them, making themselves ap- 
preciated and necessary to the service in which they 
are engaged; for which reason it becomes the interest 
of others to push them forward, thus compensating for 
their own deficiency in this respect. There is a good 
degree of philanthropy in this nature, and they have 
much sympathy for the suffering of the needy, yet 
they are quite close and careful in the use of their 
money. They make accurate and careful accountants 
and clerks in every department of business, and are 
usually found in positions of responsibility and trust. 
As we depend on our feet to keep us upright, so may 
we rely on those born to this sign or nature; but if the 
love of money becomes the controlling principle with 
them, then would their sense of honor become subordi- 
nated, and a disposition to trickiness and dishonesty 
be manifested. 
While the people of this sign are occasionally lifted 
very high in public favor and position, yet these in- 
stances are rather the exception than the rule : we, 
however, have an illustration in Washington, who was 
born on the 22d of February, and consequently of this 
sign ; also other of our presidents. 
It is due to children born during this period that 
they have the best possible educational advantages, and 
especially in matters pertaining to their future voca- 
tion ; for a wrong start in life is more serious to them 
than to most others, for when once embarked they are 
apt to stick for life; therefore, in entering a calling, THE TWELVE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
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consideration should be had as to the chances of their 
promotion, and especially should care be exercised in 
putting them to a trade of limited opportunities, as it 
will usually anchor them for life to a sphere of drudg- 
ery and servitude. Their chances are most favorable 
in some thrifty mercantile pursuit. 
They are apt to be law-abiding, and somewhat exact- 
ing, and consequently rather severe in family discipline. 
This, however, is only in cases where the head is long 
from front to back, and the organs phrenologically 
denominated conscientiousness, large. In such cases, 
they are sure to be bound down to the mechanical 
sphere, and to be very tenacious and exacting in every- 
thing that they themselves believe, requiring things to 
be done according to the strict law of logic, not giving 
much consideration to the intuitions, but inclining 
rather to antagonize the same. They are, in the natu- 
ral sphere of thought, materialistic in tendency and 
views, and it is difficult for them to form accurate con- 
ceptions of religious or spiritual subjects. 
Their sexual inclinations are usually quite moderate 
and chaste. While not ardent in their love nature, 
their quality inclines to a faithful adherence to the 
marriage vow. 
The diseases to which those born in this sign are 
liable, are varied, but most noticeable are pains in the 
feet and head, — in the latter respect being affected in 
the brain somewhat, like those born in Aries, only to a 
smaller degree. They are also subject to despondency 
and self-censure, and women to uterine displacements. 
This nature results from struggling, and usually an- 
tagonistic conditions on the part of the parents, and 
hence their anxious, struggling habit, and nature. CHAPTER IV. 
POLARITY AND QUALITY. 
We denominate mental tendency as polarization of 
tlie mind. The moon acts as a magnet controlling the 
front brain. Whatever sign the moon was in at the 
time of birth, its nature, characteristics, and principles 
would form the general subject-matter of the person’s 
mind; yet their innate nature, determined from the 
sign in which the earth was at birth, would give qual- 
ity, character, and color to the subject-matter or func- 
tion in which they are polarized, and on which they are 
mentally disposed to dwell. Thus, if we should take 
twelve persons, born when the moon was in the same 
sign, they would all be disposed to a corresponding 
plane of mental action, yet they would bring to bear 
upon their work different powers and qualities corre- 
spondent of their innate nature as derived from, and 
characterized by, the sign of the sun’s zodiac in which 
the earth was at birth. The moon, consequently, estab- 
lishes the plane or sphere of activity; the position of 
the earth determines the resources or nature with which 
one is equipped. Every time the moon enters the sign 
in which a person was born the life forces are ripe for 
procreation, and also for the renewal of one’s own 
system. This is more apparent in the female than in 
the male nature; and where a woman is living an 
orderly marital life, the menstrual courses will begin POLARITY AND QUALITY. 
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about five or seven days prior to the moon’s entering 
the sign in which the earth was, in the sun’s zodiac, 
at the time she was born; and when it does enter the 
sign, the system will be in its best condition for pro- 
creation : so, after it has passed out of this sign, the 
inclinations will gradually die away. This will form a 
useful calendar for ladies to know what time their 
menstrual periods are due (count one sign ahead of that 
given in the almanac). Sometimes, when ladies’ con- 
ditions or pursuits are inharmonious to their nature, 
their periods are changed to the time of their polarity; 
that is, their periods occur when the moon enters the 
sign of their polarization rather than on entering the 
sign of their birth. In some cases, where the life forces 
are intensely active, they will occur twice every moon. 
Such cases are most frequent in hot climates; and, so 
to speak, such persons, so far as relates to this function, 
live two years in one, and consequently will age prema- 
turely and die young. To avoid this, vigilant restraint 
should be exercised over the activities of their nature, 
botli physically, mentally, and sexually. They should 
seek rest and quiet, cultivating easy and harmonious 
conditions and movement until restored to the normai 
periods of menstruation. 
Another condition which produces a change in the 
time of their periods is, when the mind of the wife is 
greatly absorbed in the husband, or when the husband, 
by virtue of his positive nature, takes control of her 
life forces: in which case, her periods will occur when 
the moon enters the sign in which he was born, and 
sometimes it will be changed to the sign of his polarity. 
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or later than within these limits. Men and women are 
both more easily affected by the opposite sex during 
the time the moon is in the sign in which they were 
born, unless the period has been changed as above. 
Again, men and women are strongest, and their mental 
powers are the clearest, at this time. Therefore, their 
success in beginning business will be most certain when 
the earth and the moon are both in the signs in which 
they were bom. CHAPTER V. 
COURAGE AND CONSOLATION FOR ALL. 
Before proceeding with the polarities of the moon, 
it may be well to observe that some of the positions of 
nativity and polarities of the life forces are apparently 
not as favorable as others for the promotion of a peace- 
ful, happy, and prosperous career. These, however, 
may be greatly modified and improved by planetary 
conditions, and to judge correctly of a nature all of 
these facts and conditions must be taken into consid- 
eration. 
It is obvious that some are born with physical condi- 
tions involving them in greater trial, temptation, and 
struggle than others; but the merit and virtue of life 
is expressed in one’s disposition and ability to sur- 
mount obstacles and to resist temptations; and conse- 
quently that which seems their serious misfortune may 
become the occasion of their greatest triumph. There- 
fore let all take courage when they find themselves 
possessed of inharmonies of character which predispose 
them to trials, mistakes, and temptations, for it should 
not be assumed that any of the polarities and plane- 
tary conditions are bad in themselves, though relatively 
and seemingly so from the standpoint of present 
earthly conditions; for the worst is capable of becom- 
ing the best, through the cultivation of the higher and 
the subjugation of the lower propensities of the nature. 84 
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Let us keep in mind that man has in his nature that 
which adapts him for a life higher and grander than 
his present conditions and environments, and that in 
such degree as he evolves or incorporates the elements 
of a higher rationality and wisdom, does he cast down 
or subjugate the imperfections of present being, indraw- 
ing the solar and celestial forces that give self-control, 
and law, and order to life. Thus, foundation qualities 
and polarities that seemed a tissue of evil, become basic 
energies of usefulness and power, when regulated and 
dignified by the inner and higher degrees of nature. 
This science illustrates and enforces the biblical dec- 
laration that man’s nature is threefold; but at the 
present time we are living almost wholly in the physical 
and material degree of being, and feeding (intellectually 
and affectionally) mainly on the husks of creation; 
hence the delineation of one’s nature and character, as 
set forth by Solar Biology, has reference to solar and 
planetary influence on mankind in their present stage 
of general unfoldment, without regard to the effects 
which discipline and culture may have had on indi- 
viduals, in opening or unfolding the inner and higher 
departments or degrees of their being; yet even with 
a moderate degree of observation one may readily trace 
the basic qualities and tendencies of his own or an- 
other’s nature, as defined by this science, and especially 
may this be recognized in the spontaneous and involun- 
tary impulses of the person; but it does not necessarily 
follow that they will act them out, or be governed by 
them in all particulars, but the root, so to speak, will 
be found there all the same. 
Most, if not all, are familiar with the fact that supe- COURAOE AND CONSOLATION FOR ALL. 
85 
rior fruit may be produced by inserting the right kind 
of graft into a wild and unprofitable stalk. Thus we 
may have apples and pears from the quince-stalk, and 
wild fruit-trees of all kinds can be made to send their 
energies through grafts, which yield luscious fruit. 
The same principle is not without its application to 
the human nature; new thoughts and purposes become 
the grafts, by virtue of which the natural basic forces 
of the system are brought into new and superior fruit- 
fulness. So whatever may be your foundation quality 
or polarity, remember that you are, in more senses 
than one, an heir to the excellent things of the uni- 
verse. 
In the mechanism of Solar Biology we have given 
the signs of the zodiac after the order of the birth of 
the twelve sons of Jacob, commencing with (Libra). 
It is evident that the biblical historians had a reason 
for beginning with this sign, as Libra is the head of 
the Reproductive Trinity, and the generation of new 
life commences with this function, and moves in a cir- 
cle through the entire twelve signs, back to the start- 
ing-point. The foetus in the womb is nurtured and 
developed upon this principle, lying in a circle, the 
head and feet together, strictly in accordance with the 
order and arrangement of the signs of the zodiac, and 
we may regard the entire solar system as a womb, in 
which natural life is being evolved in accordance with 
this law; therefore, even the most highly unfolded be- 
ings upon this, or any other earth of the system, are 
relatively but as children in the womb of creation. 
With the introduction of the atmosphere to the lungs 
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scious, individualized existence ; and conscious exist- 
ence, in its larger and more perfect sense, is only 
attained as man comes, with his interior lungs, or spir- 
itual and mental powers, to inspire the higher and 
purer atmospheres of the universe, and this he is privi- 
leged to do, even in the present earth life, in a degree 
far beyond general comprehension. 
Breath is the most important thing we have; it is 
the symbol of life itself. In Genesis ii. 7 we find, 
“ And the Lord God formed man of the dust of the 
ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of 
life, and man became a living soul.” We have but 
slight, if any, direct control over the action of the 
heart and other internal functions; our voluntary hold 
on life seems to be seated in the lungs and in our 
power of breath. Breath is ours, with power to inspire 
deeply, and by this means we are enabled to strengthen 
and vitalize every portion of the system. There is a 
spiritual as well as a mental and physical breath. 
Man, so to speak, is a tree whose roots are in the 
atmosphere, and therefrom may he inspire life in a 
threefold sense. Who that has visited a mountain-top 
but what has felt that he was inspiring the breath of 
the gods ? 
THE POWER AND IMPORTANCE OF BREATH. 
“Ye who have climbed a mountain peak, 
And heard its godly presence speak, 
Can understand how glory shone 
O’er Sinai, as Jehovah’s throne, 
When unto Moses there was given, 
The lasting law of earth and heaven. THE POWER OF BREATH. 
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“ Who thus hath felt the kindling fire 
Which mountain-climbing doth inspire, 
Can understand how ancient Greek 
Should oracle Olympia’s peak ; 
And why a mount should ever stand 
To symbol God in every land.” 
We might with profit dwell upon the power and 
importance of the breath, not only in its relation to 
physical health, but in its bearing upon mental and 
spiritual unfoldment and exaltation as well; but we 
judge that this brief allusion will be sufficient for our 
present purpose, and that in consideration of its impor- 
tance will not be deemed out of place. 
Reference having been made to the signs of the 
zodiac after the order given in Genesis, and still fur- 
ther elaborated in the chapter on the Mechanism of 
Solar Biology, we now proceed with the 144 polarities 
of the moon, commencing with T (Aries) as a matter of 
convenience for reference, as we are in the habit of 
thinking and counting from the head downward, and 
for that reason the more elaborate explanation of the 
nature and functions of the twelve signs has already 
been given in that order. CHAPTER VI. 
THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF ARIES. 
(Aries), with the Moon in °p (Aries). 
This polarity gives the moon in the life (that is, in- 
conjunction with the sun), and comes from the minds 
of the parents being quite satisfied, active, and inde- 
pendent, — encompassed with their own sphere of 
thought. This gives brilliancy of thought and mental 
characteristics. It is as if the person were mentally 
independent of all other persons and drawing all their 
intellectuality from the fountain-head. This gives a 
very independent character, revolving within their 
own sphere, and intensifies all the characteristics of 
Aries, except as it militates against their inclination 
to go out into new and independent thought. This 
polarity gives no additional liability to disease except 
in case of loss of friends, property, or continued wor- 
riment; it would then have a tendency to produce 
brain trouble, and sometimes insanity and sudden 
stroke of paralysis. 
°P (Aries), with the Moon in ft (Taurus). 
This nature comes from the minds of the parents 
being turned toward nature in its interior and meta- 
physical phenomena, and especially in the direction of 
the laws of life, health, and happiness. It leads Aries THE TWELVE rOLAKITIES OE ARIES. 
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into the realm of sense and nature, intensifying all the 
senses and causing the person to live in and be gov- 
erned largely by their sensations, making them partic- 
ularly acute and susceptible in the sense of smell; also 
to the mental and physical conditions of others, to 
wholesome or deleterious localities, and to proper and 
improper food. It likewise gives them great discrim- 
inative powers as to the qualities and conditions of 
things generally. It leads the mind to consider the 
laws of health and to seek the causes of disease, etc., 
in the elements of nature. Such persons make natural 
hygienic physicians. It gives them a great deal of 
determination of character with a disposition to leader- 
ship. It gives love of all the sciences relative to life, 
health, and happiness; also, as a rule, great vitative- 
ness and a love of large, spacious rooms and richness 
and elegance of surroundings. It increases the innate 
nature of Aries in its love of harmony and makes the 
person exceedingly sensitive to the least discord of 
any kind. 
It increases the liability to sick headache, nervous 
debility, derangement of the digestive functions, and 
disinclination to give the body sufficient nourishment. 
In case Jupiter is in Virgo, it will reverse this and 
turn the inclination in the opposite direction; will 
cause them to have an extra amount of vitality and 
too great inclination to sex indulgence. Other planets 
would have effects corresponding to their nature. 
T (Aries), with Moon in IT (Gemini). 
This polarity comes from the minds of the parents 
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It gives to the child good language and the desire to 
be a ready expresser of thought. It intensifies the 
activity of the brain and body, and inclines the person 
to their employment in the uses of life. It gives 
adaptation to art and mechanical genius of the higher 
order, but causes the person to be restless, fretful, and 
exacting in private life. Such persons are constantly 
in danger of overdoing; they should cultivate the 
habit of resting mind and body. This polarity gives 
Aries a tendency to changefulness and to making the 
organ of continuity small, and sometimes the organ of 
concentrativeness also. 
Parents having children of this nativity should plan 
regular habits for them. In the first place, they should 
see to it that they finish whatever they begin, and that 
they have a regular rule of life, — a time for work, a 
time for play, and a time for rest and quiet. It would 
be well for persons of this nativity to make a practice 
of sitting in a room alone an hour each day abstaining 
from thought, to the end of developing a restful habit 
of mind and body. An important reason for this is, 
that should such a person be attacked by disease, 
especially by a fever, it would at once go to the brain, 
and intensify its activity until insanity and even death 
might follow; whereas, if by practice they had acquired 
the power to stop thinking at will, they could have 
resisted the disease and saved themselves from insanity 
or death. Pain is but a mental action in physical 
nature to call into activity the power of the will to 
throw off the disease and to extricate the poisonous 
elements. Therefore, when the mind is kept under the 
control of the will, the disease can be expelled from the 
system. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF ARIES. 
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This polarity also intensifies the liability to nervous 
diseases, throwing them especially into the limbs; more 
particularly so if the body is very active. 
T [Aries), with the Moon in 25 [Cancer). 
This nature comes from the minds of the parents 
being actively interested in money matters and home 
affairs, which polarizes the mind upon the questions of 
domestic and business life, and impresses them with a 
great deal of responsibility and care relating to pro- 
vision for the future of self, home, and family. It gives 
a predisposition to anxiety and worriment, especially 
if they are not successful in making money. It also 
gives great sensitiveness to the inharmonious con- 
ditions of other persons. It gives a clear, reasoning 
brain, and a nature calculated to be governed by, and 
act from, the educational impetus given their minds. 
Other things being favorable, it makes very good 
teachers, and gives an innate love of science, especially 
science of the mind. It adapts them better for writers 
than speakers; it indicates a disposition to be at the 
head of, and to excel in, everything; it gives the clear- 
est logical and (for the time being) retentive brain of 
all the 144 polarities. They are liable to excesses in 
their sex inclinations unless the mind is very active 
in other directions. 
Children of this polarity should have special instruc- 
tion in the uses and abuses of their sex nature; they 
should also be guarded against miserly habits. 
This polarity likewise indicates liability to nervous 
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tem, and, in cases of inharmonious marriage or business 
relations, a liability to tumorous affections, and witb 
mothers a tendency to suppuration of the breast. 
T (Aries), with the Moon in [Leo). 
This nature comes from an over-zealousness in mat- 
ters of religion and philanthropy, and an active affec- 
tional nature. 
Leo represents the heart, the love nature, and this 
polarity turns the mind into the interior life. These 
persons act from the heart, from their love, and from 
their intuitions. Their reasonings and intuitions unite 
very harmoniously, which makes them superior per- 
sons ; but their minds are apt to be too much beyond 
their age for common usefulness. They have a warm, 
sympathetic, love nature, and are very sensitive to a 
cross word, to a frown, or even to a sober look, where 
they were expecting one that was pleasing. They are 
deep and thoughtful, and inclined to dwell in the un- 
fathomable depths of mysterious causation ; but if, from 
whatever cause, they are restrained in this direction, 
their mind turns to the business and phenomenal world, 
and they are liable to become radical sceptics to every- 
thing but the world of sense. They are kind-hearted 
and loving companions, but are subject to extremes and 
to peculiar and eccentric notions. They have orderly 
brains, capable of comprehending and of obtaining a 
complete understanding of almost anything that may 
be presented to them. They have strong imaginations, 
can form and hold a picture in their mind of an ideal 
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as if they had made a draught of it and had it before 
their eyes. They have strong spiritual inclinations, 
but their ideas in such matters are usually original 
with themselves. 
If such persons have inharmonious surroundings and 
difficulties in the love life, it will produce the hallowing 
■effects: weak digestion, weakness of the 'hest and 
lungs, pains across the region of the diapnragm, dys- 
peptic difficulties, pains in the head, and great despond- 
ency, also affecting the circulatory system, and giving 
liability to paralysis. This can be largely avoided by 
deep, full breathing. 
T (Aries), with the Moon in tty (Virgo). 
This polarity results from scientific and mathemati- 
cal tendencies on the part of the parents; also from 
an active love of music. 
Virgo being the great chemist of the human organism, 
gives a very active, discriminative, criticising mind, and 
constant inclination toward scientific thought, especially 
that of the exact sciences; and these persons are there- 
fore characterized by order, harmony, and method in 
all their investigations, having clear, logical, and rea- 
soning minds. They can be led in almost any direc- 
tion by superior logical reasonings, but are inclined to 
scepticism in religious matters, and in all branches of 
thought where abundant and conclusive evidences can- 
not be found. They have a mind well adapted to 
teaching in all the branches of education and science, 
in which they make great attainments. Their love for 
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many different branches. They have no inclination to 
work with their hands at physical labor, but are wholly 
men and women of the brain, and are very well 
adapted to literary pursuits, and are persistent in what- 
ever they undertake. 
This nature is, however, usually lacking in the do- 
mestic qualities, and care should be exercised in select- 
ing companions that are mentally and physically har- 
monious to them; as, for their success, they need a 
companion who is a helper, but not a controller, as the 
slightest disposition to control or dictate their course of 
action throws them into confusion and impairs their 
efficiency and usefulness. They are apt to be quite 
exacting, and even severe, in family matters, and are 
rather intolerant of those not having like capacity 
with themselves. 
This polarity also intensifies the Aries love of music, 
and makes them exceedingly choice and discriminating 
as to its qualities. Their vitativeness is usually large, 
with strong inclination to hygienic habits. 
(Aries), with the Moon in (Libra). 
This comes from a strong desire to penetrate into the 
interior of things, and to discover causes. This is a 
condition of direct opposition to the innate nature as 
an external reasoner, and therefore the reasoning fac- 
ulties are usually low; but, in place of them, they gen- 
erally have a better faculty, or means of guidance, viz., 
intuitional reasoning. This makes the mind a little 
slow in comprehending the ideas of others on their 
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ideas are not understood at the time, they are quite 
likely to come to them clearly, and in their proper 
shape, afterwards. They are very correct in business 
decisions in general. As counsellors, their judgment 
is superior because they are careful and very accurate 
in their conclusions. This nativity makes persons 
slow to speak, careful in what they say, very honora- 
ble in their dealings, just and equitable in all their 
proceedings; and such persons are good advisers of the 
people. As judiciary officials, they justly inspire confi- 
dence, and an even and uniform success usually marks 
their career through life. They possess a good degree 
of originality of thought, accompanied by a due degree 
of conventionality. They are best adapted to living 
in a small town or city, where they can grow up with 
the place, and thus be known and appreciated, and 
have their talents made available to the community. 
This nature should have a good general education. 
As to a profession, other things being favorable, they 
would be well adapted to real estate, law practice, and, 
as judges, they would be very just. They are not lia- 
ble to go to extremes in anything. Children of this 
nativity should have a great deal of indulgence by the 
parents. Harsh or positive rule would be injurious to 
them, and liable to do more harm than good. Kind- 
ness and reason is all that is necessary for their guid- 
ance. 
It gives a strong conjugal and domestic love nature, 
with large inhabitiveness. They are liable to indiges- 
tion, weakness of chest, lungs, general nervousness, 
and sometimes difficulties of kidneys and reins. If 
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will be subject to tremor of voice and limbs. They 
should by all means avoid stimulants and narcotics,’ 
and be careful about their diet. 
T (Aries), with the Moon in TT[ (Scorpio). 
This results from the minds of the parents being 
under the control of the passional nature, and in a 
combative attitude with the affairs of life. It gives to 
the child a tendency to follow the regular rules and 
customs of society, and of the world in general, and 
an inclination to classical education. It inclines the 
mind more to conventionalities than to origination. 
It gives a positiveness to the character, with high tem- 
per and combativeness; also an inclination to jealousy 
of a companion, with strong passions, and frequently 
weakness and excitability, and sometimes promiscuity 
in the sex life. It usually leaves the faculties of Aries 
to act themselves out, with the exception that it dimin- 
ishes its love and warmth of sympathy and kindness, 
and increases its passion and magnetic heat. Fre- 
quently such persons are lascivious, and, if Jupiter is 
in Virgo, epicureans. This polarity turns the mind 
into the physical, and leaves it to be guided and con- 
trolled by the positions of the planets. It increases 
the liability to paralysis, especially of the heart and 
intestines. 
T (Aries), with the Moon in $ (Sagittarius). 
This nature comes from great activity and hurry 
in the executive sphere. It gives marked activity of 
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in everything these persons undertake, — with restless- 
ness, anxiety, and overdoing, which frequently impairs 
their health. This polarity makes them hasty in their 
action and speech ; it unites the mental with the 
physical activities. 
Such persons should think well before they speak or 
act, and study to be more deliberative and calculating, 
and to avoid hurry and bustle. They have a natural 
inclination to public speaking, and have usually good 
language, but too concentrated and pointed to give 
forth a lucid expression. The front brain is usually 
narrow. They are liable to make many mistakes in 
life by not properly considering the consequences of 
their acts, and to make many enemies by thoughtless 
speaking. It is hard for them to keep a secret, and 
there is danger of their being imaginative, and of 
exaggeration. Children of this nativity need a very 
careful tuition in reason and logic. should be 
taught to always look for the cause and effect of every- 
thing. ' Such children ought not to be physically pun- 
ished other than by allowing them to reap the conse- 
quences of their own acts. It is always a good plan to 
take them at their own words and act upon what they 
say, without regard to what they mean ; and especially 
when such acts would bring about that which the child 
did not want. This would give them an experimental 
knowledge of the consequences of an imperfect or too 
hasty expression of immature thoughts, which is a 
remarkable tendency of this character; thus, by giving 
them the practical experience while they are young, 
parents can save their children many thousands of 
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otherwise follow them through life. This nativity also 
gives persons liabilities to excesses in their sex incli- 
nations, and a disposition on the part of children to 
self-abuse; conjugality is also with this polarity on a 
lower plane, even though their love may be devoted to 
one. They should have careful and thorough instruc- 
tion in the consequences of the abuse of the sex func- 
tion. These children should have all the education 
they are capable of receiving, unless planetary condi- 
tions indicate a life of physical labor, which would only 
be the case if Venus and Mercury were in Capricorn 
or Gemini. Aries polarized in Sagittarius gives fine 
musical qualities. 
It gives liability to sciatica, and difficulty of the 
motor nerves, and sometimes weakens the circulatory 
system. 
T (Aries), with the Moon in VS (Capricorn). 
This comes from the minds of the parents being 
actively engaged in business plans. It turns the 
attention of the mind towards the general uses of 
humanity, or business planning. These persons are 
very positive, active, and determined, and liable to 
extremes in business directions. It is frequently the 
case that they have prolific imaginations, with many 
ideas and plans and methods of obtaining money. 
They have a great love of popularity and good standing 
in society. Frequently they are quite exacting with 
employees, and persistent, although not apt to be 
extreme or unreasonable. They are fond of society, 
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to political interests and legal professions, and have 
great respect for men of letters, and for education in 
general. Have a special adaptation to music as a 
profession, and some fitness for all branches of pur- 
suit characterized under the life of Capricorn. 
This polarity intensifies the liability which Aries has 
to brain difficulty, and some tendency to weakness of 
lower limbs and joints, and affections of the nerves. 
It may be noticed by such persons that if they take 
stimulants or narcotics, it affects the joints and knees 
first. 
T (Aries), with the Moon in zz (Aquarius) 
Here the minds of the parents were interested in 
making public attainments. This directs the mind 
toward and adapts it for dealings and associations with 
the many. Such persons are very easy to get acquainted 
with ; and, in fact, they don’t feel as if they needed 
any prior introduction. In many cases they feel as 
familiar with a stranger as with one whom they have 
known for years. They are affable and pleasing in 
their manners, and attractive in general. Persons born 
in this polarity love to entertain people by the hour 
with their pleasing talk and winning manners, and 
they are apt to have considerable power in this respect. 
If there are strong business endowments, it makes 
them very successful in whatever business they may 
undertake. If Mars should be in Capricorn, it would 
make of them model teachers. Whatever sphere of 
usefulness they enter should be in connection with the 
many, for their leading characteristics adapt them for 
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would be very clear and explicit, and, with good endow- 
ments, would be very popular. They could be success- 
ful in mercantile pursuits. 
This polarity gives some liability to rheumatic trou- 
bles and affections of the sensatory nerves. 
°f (Aries), with the Moon in X (Pisces). 
Here is indicated a restless, studious condition of the 
minds of the parents. This gives great inclination to 
study and to get knowledge of mysterious things. It 
gives a tendency to works of philanthropy, but it always 
produces a restless, worrisome inclination, and a con- 
stant feeling of dissatisfaction. Such persons always 
feel that their pathway is a rough one, and as if 
numerous obstacles were constantly in their way. This 
arises, however, from their own peculiar inclinations 
and mental conditions. Such persons are apt to have 
a great deal of unpleasantness in married life. Fre- 
quently it will be found that in the left hand, and 
sometimes in both hands, there is a line, or numerous 
small lines, running parallel with the line that goes 
round the thumb, and on the side next to it (the thumb), 
called in Chiromancy the life line. This in the left 
hand indicates difficulties in the love life, and in the 
right hand difficulties and obstacles in the business life, 
and its extent will be indicated by the length and 
strength of the lines found there. 
They usually have a good degree of mechanical 
power and some tendency towards manufacturing in- 
terests. This nativity gives the persons order and 
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reasonings. It causes them to be too much affected by 
the actions of others, and leaves their business inclina- 
tions wholly dependent on the planetary conditions, 
except so far as it gives them a strong studious incli- 
nation. It gives them some tendency to inconstancy 
in the love life, especially if inharmony exists between 
them and their consort. 
This polarity increases the tendency to nervousness 
and general debility and affections of the head. CHAPTER VII. 
THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF TAURUS. 
b [Taurus), with the Moon in T {Aries). 
This polarity comes from a very determined state 
of mind in the parents. This characterizes the nature 
with law. It makes a positive person, usually with 
the organs of conscientiousness large, which gives adap- 
tation to legal pursuits, engineering, mathematics, and 
mechanics. It gives ability to begin and accomplish 
great undertakings. It makes a nature very exacting, 
demanding a great deal of others, and apt to make a 
Jaw and require others to live by it, which law is always 
according to their own nature, and the circumstances 
that they happen to be in ; therefore their laws are not 
always just. Such persons are apt to go to extremes 
in every department of life. They are headstrong, and 
can only be changed from doing anything they set 
their mind on, by the force of circumstances, or by the 
reasonings of some friend in whom they put great con- 
fidence. They have a great deal of self-esteem, and a 
veneration for education and knowledge of a material 
character, but the dominant feature of this polarity is 
law (rule of life) and stiff-headedness or persistency. 
This polarity increases the liability to diseases of 
kidneys and reins, and all diseases peculiar to ft (Tau- 
rus). THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF TAURUS. 
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b (Taurus), with the Moon in >6 {Taurus). 
This comes from a very harmonious yet very active 
and independent condition on the part of parents, and 
gives a very independent character. It leaves the 
nature of Taurus to act itself out, adding only the 
illuminating element of the sun, which clears up the 
dark places in the life of Taurus, and adds buoyancy of 
character, animation of thought, and increased bril- 
liancy and vivacity. They are less affected by the 
influence of others than as given under the sign Taurus. 
It gives them self-control in everything, and insulates 
them to a very great extent from the rest of humanity, 
shutting them up within their own sphere, and disin- 
elining them to travel or to engage in new enterprises. 
It makes them bold, animated, restless, active, and, in 
many cases, brilliant. It makes a very strong charac- 
ter in every way, and one capable, other things being 
equal, of making great attainments in life, not only in 
financial, but other directions, constituting them useful 
members of society. 
This polarity greatly lessens the liability to disease 
in any direction. 
b {Taurus), with the Moon in II {Gemini). 
This usually comes from a settled interest in some 
educational or scientific pursuit on the part of the 
parents, and gives a person strong inclinations to 
public speaking or oratory. It also gives artistic and 
poetic ability and tendency as well as an inclination 
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usefulness in all departments of the natural world. 
It gives mechanical ability, and also a restless, stirring 
character. 
It causes persons to love order and beauty, and gives 
some tendency to the culture of fruit and flowers, also 
botanical pursuits; yet their love of city life would mil- 
itate somewhat against embarking in business of this 
kind unless it could be combined with city interests. 
The selfish proclivities of the Taurus nature are 
brought into play by this polarity; it would increase 
their tendency to rule and to be at the head of things, 
and would incline them to obstinacy and self-conceit, 
yet it would give them good abilities in almost all pro- 
fessions or departments of business. They have great 
physical endurance, and are apt to judge others from 
their own standpoint, and consequently expect and 
demand a large amount of service from those employed 
under them, even to overtaxing their strength. This 
nativity in most cases gives good language; but also 
lessens the inclination to domestic life, with a tendency 
to nervous diseases. 
8 (Taurus), with the Moon in 35 (Cancer). 
This indicates that the minds of the parents were 
very much immersed in the duties of domestic life. It 
turns the whole mental condition to a love of home, 
family, and children. It is hard for such to allow 
their love to go beyond their own home and family, 
especially if it would cost anything to do so. They are 
very persistent and active in business, anxious about 
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increases then* sensitiveness and, to a certain extent, 
weakens their self-control in the sex nature, and some- 
times they go to great extremes in this direction. It 
gives a tendency to manufacturing interests in connec- 
tion with articles necessary to the home life. In pub- 
lic life their thought would incline to legislation of a 
domestic nature. 
Parents having children of this polarity should use 
every precaution to develop and establish their charac- 
ter from the standpoint of reason in the control and 
regulation of their sensational proclivities, thus saving 
them from a fevered and excited imagination, through 
which means they get into bad habits. They should 
also be checked in their tendency to penuriousness, 
should they, in their natural habit of going to extremes, 
be found setting too much value on money. Parents 
should keep in mind the importance of giving a reason 
for all they require of these children, to the end of 
impressing them to act from reason instead of their 
sensations and emotions. This polarity gives a clear 
mind, with logical proclivities and a disposition to 
generalization in thought. They have some tendency 
to tumors, cancerous affections, etc. 
b (Taurus), with the Moon in Cl (Leo). 
This polarity comes from a strong, zealous nature on 
the part of the parents, with a tendency to submerge 
everything in the love and domestic life. It softens 
the positive nature of Taurus, and turns the mind into 
the interior, giving an inclination towards love, emo- 
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sex passion, making them very domestic, and devoted 
to family and associates. It gives strong likes and dis- 
likes, and makes them subject to great extremes. It 
causes them to be easily influenced by associates, and 
there are liabilities and dangers of acquiring bad habits. 
They are frequently deceived and misled by hasty and 
ill-placed confidence. 
Such persons seldom make very great attainments, 
unless planetary conditions are specially favorable, as 
they are over-confiding and wasteful of their vital 
powers. This polarity brings into full play all of the 
sensational and emotional nature of Taurus, and turns 
it into the innermost of their being, and thus causes it 
to act itself out through all their sensations. 
Children born with this polarity need an extraordi- 
nary amount of drill in the direction of the uses and 
abuses of the sex life, and against their putting toe 
much confidence in others. They should be restrained 
very much in their appetites, for they are in danger ol 
eating too freely and overtaxing their digestive forces, 
thereby bringing on disease. Such persons are liable 
to internal derangement, and especially to liver diffi- 
culties. It gives them powerful imaginations, strange 
and vivid dreams, and many times spiritual vision. 
As a wife or a husband, they are in danger of over- 
doing everything in their domestic love life. They are 
apt to feel, unless there is a constant expression of love, 
that it does not exist. They incline to be first-class 
mechanics, and also make good physicians, and, with 
moral *nd religious proclivities, effective clergymen. THE TWELVE POLAIHT1ES OF TAURUS. 
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b (Taurus), icith the Moon in tty ( Virgo). 
This nature arises from a disposition on the part of 
parents to a critical examination and scrutiny of things. 
It gives fine intuitions and discriminative powers; it 
makes one fond of learning, and an admirer of high 
literary talent; it makes a first-class business mind in 
general. Such persons are apt to make very high 
attainments of a business character, and, sometimes, 
literary, and frequently legal and political attaiuments. 
It makes their judgment acute as well as accurate, and 
gives them preciseness in everything. It makes a 
nature very exacting and positive, and a person very 
intolerant of others in a lower sphere of life. In their 
demands for exactness they are impatient when it can- 
not be obtained in each and every direction. They are 
too apt to criticise and censure persons whose capacities 
do not come up to their own. They are wholly men 
and women of their age and order of things, and are 
well adapted to all branches of a successful business 
life. As a rule, they are sure to succeed in whatever 
they undertake. 
When children, they should be given a first-class 
education, and should be specially instructed in princi- 
ples of equity, and to be more tolerant of others. This 
polarity gives a tendency to diseases of the digestive 
organs, also to corpulency, and increases the liability to 
dropsical troubles. 
This polarity is second only to, if not on a par with, 
Virgo-Taurus, as to supremacy of business powers: 
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b (Taurus), with the Moon in =£= (Libra). 
This comes from the minds of the parents being 
turned within, with a disposition to be guided by the 
spiritual and intuitive. It makes a very positive and 
decided character; one that is very quick in deciding, 
and very positive and extremely determined when their 
decision is reached. It constitutes them peculiarly law 
characters, who work not only by law, but also by intu- 
ition. This combination of the two is apt to give a 
great deal of self-conceit, and hardness and angularity 
of character, and severity of nature. They frequently 
make peculiar decisions, and it is impossible to foresee 
just how such persons will interpret a question, and 
whether they will look at a thing approvingly or other- 
wise. They are controlled almost wholly by their sel- 
fish propensities, but have a great deal of kindness and 
love in their nature for persons they regard. 
This polarity is apt to give a full forehead and large 
organs of conscientiousness, which go to make up the 
law nature, which is quite the opposite from the equity 
nature as found in Aries, with the moon in Libra. 
Again, this polarity of Taurus gives good speculative 
ability, and adapts a man as a builder and driver of 
heavy business, especially if there is an harmonious 
blending of planetary conditions. 
It is apt to give liability to diseases of the brain and 
kidneys, and to weakness and debility of the reproduc- 
tive functions, and also liable to gravel. Such persons 
are inclined to excesses in everything, and especially in 
matters of love and hate. They are very jealous, and 
when thus aroused, they are full of vengeance and vin- 
dictiveness. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF TAURUS. 
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8 {Taurus), with the Moon in Ttp {Scorpio). 
This polarity results from a desire for public posi- 
tion, and from the minds of the parents being mainly 
under the sway of the passional nature. It is apt to 
give an intensely passional character, unless otherwise 
restrained and protected; they are hard, positive, and 
determined, but inclined to overrate educational attain- 
ments in others. 
It gives great pride of person, and a great deal of 
conventionality. It increases the selfish propensities, 
and gives activity to all the lower nature of Taurus. 
If sufficiently dignified, however, these persons may be 
very excellent men and women. 
They are liable to affections of the heart. 
a {Taurus), with the Moon in t {Sagittarius). 
This nature is begotten by a great deal of self-esteem 
on the part of the parents, in the direction of their 
abilities to execute. They are very positive and decided 
in all that they do, and are liable to go to great ex- 
tremes in everything they undertake. They are hasty 
in speaking, and are liable to act and speak from the 
first thought that comes into their mind. They are 
in their sphere of use, which is apt to be one 
of a mechanical order. Sometimes, however, this 
polarity gives inclinations and abilities for public 
speaking or the ministerial profession. It brings into 
activity all the life forces, and consequently gives weak- 
ness in the sex nature. Unless sufficiently dignified 
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them hard at work. They are not apt to be good 
wives or husbands. They are quick in their impulses, 
and when angry, very high-tempered. They are liable 
to be quarrelsome and unpleasant associates. Parents 
should take special care to drill such children in habits 
of self-control in everything, and especially in matters 
pertaining to the sex. They should be instructed how 
to make life useful, and also in the value and uses of 
money. In short, these children need more rigid and 
thorough tuition than almost any others, in all that 
pertains to a practical and industrious life. 
They are liable to dropsical affections of the lower 
limbs. 
b [Taurus), with the Moon in VS [Capricorn). 
This polarity indicates that the minds of the parents 
were engaged intensely on general business plans and 
ideas, with high aspirations in that direction, and gives 
a very practical business mind, with a large measure 
of caution and a disposition to careful reasoning and 
planning before action. It makes a positive, deter- 
mined, and independent character; and turns the 
mind to a consideration of general principles and busi- 
ness interests, and sometimes to music and art. It 
gives great love of wealth and grandeur, and great 
aspirations for the attainment of honor and position in 
public life. It makes a person very conventional, and, 
at the same time, apparently very independent, but 
their independence receives its character from the 
standards of the people, and therefore its root is in 
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in life. Such persons are well adapted for the legal 
profession and military service. This polarity gives 
them a natural tendency to be organizers. It strength- 
ens the nerves, and gives a very strong will, and also 
great power of self-control and ability to control others. 
In also enables them to remain unmoved even under 
exciting circumstances. It gives more adaptation for 
public than for private life. It, of itself, takes away 
the tendency to a domestic life, unless otherwise coun- 
teracted by planetary conditions. 
This polarity is good for men, but bad for women. 
It would be difficult to say just what course it would 
take in a woman’s nature, other than as dignified by 
planetary conditions. It obviates much of the danger 
of psychological influence from other minds, except in 
woman’s nature, and in that case it gives impulse to 
carry out their sex desires, no matter what they may 
be. Therefore great responsibility devolves upon 
mothers of such daughters. All the attainments of 
this nature depend entirely upon the chastity of their 
habits. Should they become licentious in their inclina- 
tions, they would be apt to go to such extremes that it 
would destroy largely their usefulness in life. 
It would not effect the liability to disease other than 
in the lower limbs, and perhaps rheumatism of the 
joints. 
8 (Taurus), with the Moon in zz (Aquarius). 
This usually comes from political, but sometimes 
from social, interests on the part of the parents. This 
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tionality, and a disposition and adaptation for pleasing 
the people. It gives clearness of language, so that 
they are not liable to be misunderstood. They are easy 
to form acquaintance with strangers, and to come be- 
fore the people with confidence and tact, and with 
a great deal of zest on their own part. Such persons 
would never be satisfied to live in the country, but 
want to be in the bustle and excitement of a city life. 
They have great regard for show, personal appearance, 
fashion, etc. They make good, practical, general busi- 
ness agents. 
This polarity gives a very good adaptation for a liter- 
ary calling and a strong inclination in that direction. If 
other conditions should point toward trade, they would 
have great adaptation for it. In fact, the eyes of their 
mind are always open to the masses. They are apt to 
have unusually good ideas as to what would please and 
what would displease the public. Ladies born with this 
polarity are apt to be very showy, and disinclined to a 
domestic life ; and unless they find some business that 
keeps them among the people, it is very apt to lead 
them into dangers and excesses of a varied character. 
This polarity gives some tendency to rheumatism and 
diseases of the lower limbs. 
8 [Taurus), ivith the Moon in X [Pisces). 
This comes from the mind being largely absorbed in 
study, or a desire to obtain knowledge. It gives a 
very practical, mechanical, and ingenious mind. It 
leads them into the manufacturing interests, and gives 
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modifies or counteracts the lymphatic Taurus nature. 
Very frequently it gives an innate dissatisfaction with 
their condition, let it be what it may. Thereby they 
frequently become combative, irritable, and cross. It 
usually gives them law (rule of life) and order in all 
they do. Frequently it gives them an inclination to 
study, with abilities in mathematics, brightens up their 
logical reasonings, and increases their desire to make 
money, also to save it. Such persons are apt to feel 
that there are many obstacles in the way, and that 
everything is very much against them in this world. 
Frequently we find the thumb on the left hand marked 
across, parallel with the life-line, with one clearly de- 
fined line, or with several small ones, which, in this 
case, if it is but one line, indicates difficulties in the 
married life; but if it is marked by several small ones,, 
it indicates many difficulties in life. 
Parents should, in governing children of this polarity,, 
teach them the necessity of thoughtful, careful action, 
and of considering well the consequence of everything 
they do before they do it; also regarding the abuses of 
the sex nature, and its consequences. 
This polarity gives liability to diseases of the lower 
limbs; also of liver and spleen. CHAPTER VIII. 
THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF GEMINI. 
II (Gemini), with the Moon in T (Aries). 
Tins polarity comes from a restless, anxious, but 
very determined condition on the part of the parents. 
It gives the person a strong will and a high, aspiring 
mind; a love of knowledge and understanding. A 
reader of books, and an expresser of the thoughts con- 
tained therein. They are ambitious and worldly, and 
as men, frequently make high attainments; but as 
women, they are not inclined to be domestic, and are 
positive about having their own way. 
It gives adaptation to law and politics, but there is 
a constant danger of extremes in everything they do. 
It makes a character a little too independent, and 
weakens their inclination to conventionality and to 
following out set rules and customs. In this case, 
parents, in bringing up children, will always have more 
or less difficulty with them. They should reason with 
them a great deal, and show them the danger of ex- 
tremes and the necessity of sometimes bending to cir- 
cumstances. It gives them, however, great power to 
carry out anything that they wish, and therefore power 
of controlling themselves in every department of life; 
consequently, it makes a very strong character in what- 
ever direction planetary conditions may indicate. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF GEMINI. 
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These persons will have neuralgic pains in head, and 
bronchial troubles. 
II (Gemini), with the Moon in (Taurus). 
This comes from a strong love of nature, especially 
a desire for scientific knowledge in that direction. It 
expresses an inclination to a hygienic life, and makes 
the person quite sensitive. It gives adaptation to the 
medical profession, and a great deal of determination 
and persistency of character. It increases their sex 
inclination, and is liable to make persons rather eccen- 
tric in their habits, being led very much by their feel- 
ings and emotions. The main feature of this polarity 
to be considered, in connection with the planetary con- 
ditions, is a sensational nature. It gives tendency to a 
pushing, energetic, business life, and a desire to control. 
These persons have a full share of vitality and vigor, 
unless wasted through undue activity of the sex nature. 
Are liable, when sick, to affections of lymphatic system, 
through the nerves. 
II (Gemini), with the Moon in n (Gemini). 
This comes from a restless, aspiring, and decisive 
attitude on the part of parents. It expresses an illu- 
minated mind, independence of character, clearness of 
thought, and persons well rounded, and well balanced 
in their calculations and arrangements. It gives some 
degree of self-conceit, lack of sympathy * with others, 
and a determination to carry out the inclinations of 
their own minds, regardless of the effect upon others. 
Such persons have fair success in business matters, and 
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and body; are not easily led by their sympathies or 
turned from their own decisions. The particular busi- 
ness to which they are adapted is determined mainly 
by planetary conditions. 
This polarity leaves the liabilities to disease as given 
under the sign Gemini. 
II [Gemini), with the Moon in 25 (Cancer). 
This expresses the fact that there were anxieties in 
in the mind of the positive parent concerning the wel- 
fare of the family. This anxiety will always be active 
in these children, who will also be inclined to economy, 
and over-anxiety about general business success, money, 
and family matters. It increases the innate restless- 
ness, and gives a desire to seek sympathy from others, 
and a discontented condition, because that sympathy 
cannot meet or satisfy their inner longing for an un- 
known something. It creates some degree of sensitive- 
ness to conditions, making them liable to sense other 
people’s feelings. 
The activities of their minds will be in relation to 
business success in laying up treasures, and in all mat- 
ters relating to home and the domestic sphere. 
When turned into scientific directions, it gives a 
clear, logical, argumentative mind. 
This polarity indicates some liability to diseases of 
the nutritive system. 
II {Gemini), with the Moon in SI (Leo). 
This shows that there was a strong desire in the 
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and true soul sympathy. The heart was open in that 
direction, and the mental characteristic condition was 
expressed in the nature of the child. 
The person will be apt to have a morbid tendency to 
reach out for love mainly from the opposite sex, which, 
unless restrained, will be in danger of leading to ex- 
cesses ruinous to mind and body. 
They will be liable to weakness and lack of determi- 
nation, and in business directions, to despondency and 
inefficiency, unless strengthened and qualified by plan- 
etary conditions. They will have special inclination 
and adaptation to the ministry, with some aptitude to 
philosophical pursuits and the medical profession, which 
may be strengthened by favorable planetary conditions. 
They will have a tendency towards poetry and music, 
and be somewhat inclined to the superstitious and spir- 
itualistic, and rather apt to believe in a controlling 
destiny or some supernatural force hindering them in 
their life course. 
In case of the physical body being weakened, will 
have derangement of the circulatory system, and hypo- 
chondria. In such cases deep, full breathing and phy- 
sical activity will be a complete remedy. 
II (Gemini), with the Moon in ny (Virgo). 
This polarity shows that the mind of the most posi- 
tive parent was intensely studious and critical, or 
greatly perplexed in regard to certain things. This 
gives a very studious and mathematical mind, with 
a tendency to criticise and examine; a love for the 
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for chemistry and medicine. Will have a love and 
appreciation of beauty in architecture and in the gen- 
eral departments of life. They have a love of honor, 
but as husbands and wives ar'e sometimes critical and 
irritable; but the women of this nature are very neat 
in their housekeeping and in everything they do, also 
artistic, particular, and even over-careful in keeping 
things in order after they get them so. 
Frequently regard the furniture as too nice to use, 
from fear of soiling; hard to please and rather spiteful; 
very nervous in temperament; have frequent headaches 
with tendency to hypochondria, and through irregulari- 
ties of mental condition, are very liable to different 
forms of female weakness, especially leucorrlioea. 
Should ladies of this polarity engage in business, the 
nature as described for males would be equally applica- 
ble to them, with the exception that they might be 
slightly more affected and modified by their planetary 
conditions. 
II (Gemini), with the Moon in -Ch (Libra). 
This indicates that there existed in the mind of the 
father a condition of great uncertainty concerning the 
future, and a desire to see into it. 
The child will be endowed with peculiar spiritual 
tendencies, and love the study of the occult and unseen 
forces, and have a very intuitive and foreseeing mind. 
This gives great accuracy and quickness of decision, 
with adaptability to the study of nature and philoso- 
phy, also to any and all pursuits indicated by planetary 
conditions. These persons will have good imitative THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF GEMINI. 
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powers in all departments of life, and especially in 
literary pursuits. 
If children of this nature should get led into licen- 
tiousness or self-abusive habits, it would quickly impair 
their powers, and it would be more difficult for them 
to conquer and rise out of low conditions than those 
of most other polarities; a life of chastity would also 
affect them with corresponding quickness for good 
They have some tendency to liver and kidney difficulties. 
II (Gemini), with the Moon in TTf (Scorpio). 
This indicates that a condition of worriment and 
combativeness was existing in the mind of the most 
active parent, leaving expression only to the passional 
or sex nature. This makes the person positive, deter- 
mined, and imitative, with a conservative nature, but 
possessed of a disposition to keep it out of sight and 
to appear the opposite of what they really are. They 
will be rather harsh, with a nature not over-sensitive, 
and the disposition and ability to qualify them for 
some position in public life. In their domestic sphere, 
will be more apt to be controlled by passion than con- 
jugality, as their polarity does not favorably impress 
them in this direction unless aided by planetary con- 
ditions. 
They would be liable to diseases of any of the vital 
functions as it controls the basic forces of the system 
and root of vitality, and would consequently be a 
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II (Gemini), with the Moon in t (Sagittarius). 
This indicates that the father had been in an anxiousy 
excited, and hurried state of mind, which produced a 
condition of great physical and mental activity in the 
child. Few children of this nature come to maturity 
unless the parents take great care to restrain them and 
keep them quiet. They frequently die of marasmus,, 
or of brain difficulty, before they are ten years of age. 
If they arrive at maturity, they are over-active and 
over-expressive, and too quick every way. 
They must be doing something all the time; seem 
unable to rest, and are liable to great nervous excita- 
bility and sexual excesses. Incline to be mentally but 
not physically combative. 
If sufficiently balanced by planetary conditions, will 
have a desire and adaptability to the ministry or public- 
speaking. 
Children of this nature should be especially guarded 
against acquiring habits of self-abuse. This intensifies 
the liability to nerve difficulties. 
II (Gemini), ivith the Moon in VS (Capricorn). 
This arises from paternal anxiety in a general busi- 
ness direction, and usually from liability to loss ot 
property or honor; and produces in the child a mind 
very active in business ways, watchful, careful, inclined 
to be suspicious of losses and distrustful of friends and 
business associates ; inclined to view everything from a 
purely business standpoint. Will be liable to frequent 
failures and disappointments, unless the intuitive facul- THE TWELVE POLAK1T1ES OF OEM1XL. 
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ties are especially cultivated, or endowed by planetary 
conditions. 
There is danger of intemperance in this polarity. It 
gives a love of beauty, elegance, and grandeur, with a 
disposition to labor hard for a position of eminence 
and honor. 
Women of this polarity ought to devote themselves 
to a business life, as they are not usually qualified by 
nature for a domestic sphere. The polarity gives a 
tendency to nervous headaches and diseases of the 
joint®. 
II (Gemini), with the Moon in zz [Aquarius). 
This comes from an anxious desire in the parental 
mind to please and gain the attention of the public ; or 
perhaps from anxiety in regard to loss of honor or 
tredit. It gives the child natural qualifications and 
lesires for association and dealings with the public. 
Such persons are not apt to be satisfied in life unless 
in some position where there is a great deal of activity, 
excitement, and change. Will have tact as salesmen, 
general business or travelling agents, ticket agents, etc. 
If planetary conditions favor, will make good public 
lien, politicians, speakers, or physicians. 
Women of this polarity experience a great deal of 
dissatisfaction relative to domestic life. 
This nature is liable to nervous and rheumatic diffi- 
culties, mainly of the lower limbs. 
IT (Gemini), with the Moon in X (Pisces). 
This indicates that the positive parent was possessed 
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ably circumstanced for its acquirement. This produces 
in the child a restless, anxious, studious mind, and 
intensifies the anxiety and restlessness peculiar to the 
Gemini nature, which creates a dissatisfied condition in 
every pursuit in life. They will feel that they are 
opposed in all their undertakings, and this results in a 
fretful, dissatisfied state in all the domestic and social 
relations. Children will be especially restless, and 
babies very cross and irritable. 
When conditions are such as to make inharmony in 
domestic life, there will be noticed in the hand a line, 
or a few small lines, running parallel with the line that 
surrounds the thumb, and on the side next the thumb. 
Where persons, through culture and the controlling 
influence of an educated will, make the tendencies of 
this polarity subject to their higher faculties, it facili- 
tates study and research, enabling them to make great 
attainments in life. 
This polarity gives liability to diseases of the liver 
and spleen and to inflammation of the pleura. These 
being spiritual or psychic functions, there is a tendency 
in this nature for their suppression, and consequent 
disease. CHAPTER IX. 
THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF CANCER. 
25 {Cancer), with the Moon in °V° {Aries). 
This comes from a very determined condition in the 
parental mind, which gives to the child a very deter- 
mined will and indomitable persistency in whatever is 
undertaken, and a disposition to be head and controller 
in the sphere of his activity. The person will be apt 
to go to extremes, so much so, that it will be difficult 
to change, even under the dictates of reason. Will 
have an innate hatred of being controlled by the mind 
or will of another, which will make them liable to many 
mistakes and losses through life. Children of this 
polarity ought to be very carefully drilled, that they 
may gradually suppress this inclination and bring it 
under the control of their reason. Will be apt to deal 
with general principles, to the neglect of the minutiae. 
A silent, stubborn persistency often characterizes this 
nature. 
This polarity would give liability to headaches, and 
sometimes to insanity. 
25 (Cancer), with the Moon in b (Taurus) 
This makes a character almost abnormally sensitive, 
and the mind will be very quick to perceive mental 
and physical influences and conditions; will be inclined 
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the sublime in nature. If the person is unhappily 
balanced in other directions, will be apt to take on 
conditions resembling obsession, and may think they 
are possessed by evil spirits. If this is allowed to con- 
tinue, insanity will speedily result. To avoid this, it 
is necessary that they cultivate in themselves a positive 
self-control, and suppress all fear of other influences, 
that they may be able to face the most unpleasant con- 
ditions with a determination to be superior to them. 
Parents should try to cultivate in such children the 
idea that they can be superior to the influence of 
others, and that they have in themselves power to 
make conditions ; but yet it will be necessary, especially 
with girls, to be very careful about their nurses. It 
will be noticed that such children will cry and scream 
as if hurt when certain persons take hold of them, or 
perhaps when they only come into their presence. 
This comes from the fact that their fine nerve sense 
is so unfavorably affected by these persons, that if 
their psychological influence continues for some length 
of time, it may produce disease or even death in the 
child. 
Old or diseased persons will absorb all the finer 
essences of such children, and cause their death. Licen- 
tious or gross nurses frequently obsess and destroy such 
children. Parents will notice that if they are worried, 
cross, or fretful, the child will feel the same; and if 
these conditions are kept up in the household, they 
will be apt to cause indisposition, and bring on disease 
and perhaps death. 
It is only by the most careful guarding and nursing 
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never sit in the circles of spiritualists, or in any way 
submit their will to the psychological control of others. 
They have natural intuitions, and should study the 
laws of mind. Such persons are well calculated for 
agricultural pursuits. 
25 [Cancer), with the Moon in H [Gemini). 
This arises from a strong love of educational and 
artistic pursuits on the part of the parents, and gives 
the child a thirst for knowledge in all directions, with 
great activity and energy. Such will have utilitarian 
ideas, and be allied to the realm of art, education, and 
general knowledge, with some inclination toward public 
life, speaking, writing, etc. Such children ought to 
have every advantage of school education; but careful 
instruction should be given them concerning the uses 
and abuses of the sex nature. 
This polarity somewhat increases the liability to 
diseases peculiar to the sign Cancer. 
25 [Cancer), with the Moon in 25 [Cancer). 
This nature springs from a bright, active, satisfied 
mental condition on the part of the parents, with an 
inclination to enjoy all that life affords. It gives the 
child a clear, keen intellect, with intuitions clear and 
free from vague imaginings, unless the sex nature 
becomes excited: then they are inclined to go to ex- 
tremes. They have good, clear business minds, but 
more disposed to deal with general principles than 
minutiae. Should have a full college education, and 
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may choose. Are opposed to being subject to laws and 
rules of others, are apt to have irregular ideas of 
domestic life, and are very independent, self-sufficient 
characters. 
This somewhat decreases the general liability to 
diseases common to Cancer. 
55 [Cancer), with the Moon in 51 [Leo). 
This nature is produced by a parental desire for the 
reciprocal expressions and emotions of love, and gives- 
the child a restless desire and activity of the love 
nature, and subjects them to extremes, making them 
somewhat unreliable, because they are so sensitive to- 
the conditions of other minds that it affects directly 
their own affectional nature. 
We may say that in this case the maternal principle 
expresses itself through the heart; and if we turn our 
attention to the animal world, we find there the expres- 
sion of the mother-nature, in its many phases, corre- 
sponding to the real condition of such a person ; and 
we are thrown upon planetary influence for a solution 
of the character and course of this mind. 
The polarity gives liability to weakness of the circu- 
latory system, and general debility. 
55 (Cancer), with the Moon in uy ( Virgo). 
This is produced by an ideal of grandeur in the 
direction of sensational pleasures on the part of tho 
parents, which creates in the child an insatiable desire 
for pleasurable emotions, with a keen, critical, discrimi- 
nating nature in emotional matters, which will tend to* THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF CANCER. 
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produce a changeableness in the mind and disposition 
of the person. They have inclination towards the 
study of anatomy and physiology, also towards author- 
ship. They are very critical; also very passional in the 
love nature, which, if under the control of an inverted 
idealty, through a morbid yielding to sensual practices, 
is apt to lead them to great extremes ; but with proper 
training in early life, especially in regard to the uses 
and abuses of the sexual function, these powers would 
become grand factors in the realm of parental uses; 
but the most careful training and education is necessary 
for such children. 
We must bear in mind that the greatest good in the 
world, if inverted, becomes the greatest evil, and also 
that the greatest good lies in the mean between two 
great extremes. 
This polarity increases the liability to diseases of the 
stomach. 
25 (Cancer), with the Moon in (Libra). 
This nature is produced by the parents’ intense desire 
to know the future of certain persons or domestic con- 
ditions. These children will have fine intuitions, keen 
perceptions in all matters relating to domestic, and 
often to social life, if the activity of the passions does 
not destroy them; for in this polarity all the forces of 
the mind and body are directed towards the reins or 
fountains of the sexual nature; therefore they must be 
controlled by a strong and well-disciplined will in order 
to call them up to the uses of the brain; and when 
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mind, capable of perceiving not only the conditions 
of the present, whether pertaining to things near or 
distant, but also events yet to come. Their nature 
makes them apt watchmen in all that relates to associ- 
ates or domestic life. They are often idealistic writers. 
This polarity gives liability to difficulties of the liver 
and reins. 
25 (Cancer), ivith the Moon in lTj_ (Scorpio). 
This nature is produced by a strong, determined 
mind directed towards the combat of business life, 
usually on the paternal side, and gives the child much 
self-control in the passional nature. It serves to harden 
the sensitiveness of Cancer, and gives adaptation to 
public uses and money-getting; gives conventionality, 
and in many cases severity, toward opponents, and often 
great vindictiveness, which is not common to Cancer, 
and fits the Cancer character for a more external and 
public life. 
This polarity increases liability to tumors and similar 
diseases of the abdominal region. 
25 (Cancer), ivith the Moon in $ (Sagittarius). 
This nature results from a hurried, active condition 
on the parts of the parents, and endows the child with 
an over-active nature ; gives good mechanical ability, 
industry, and energy. Few children of this polarity 
live long, on account of their over-activity, which in- 
duces diseases of the digestive organs and other ail- 
ments of a varied and perplexing character, all of 
which originate in the chest and stomach. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF CANCER. 
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Frequently these persons seem unable to rest under 
any conditions. The necessity of muscular action 
seems imperative, and if surrounded by restless con- 
ditions, they will be entirely incapable of turning their 
energies away from the muscles until disease or death 
comes to their relief: but it must be remembered that 
this extreme activity may be counteracted to a great 
extent by planetary conditions so as to take the phase 
of great executive ability, industry, and some tendency 
toward public speaking; but the person will always 
maintain the characteristic of being too quick to act 
and speak. 
This polarity sometimes increases liability to diseases 
of the motor nerves. 
25 [Cancer), with the Moon in VS (Capricorn). 
This nature is produced by the minds of the parents 
being much occupied with ideas of business success, and 
endows the child with thorough, practical business ten- 
dencies, which will doubtless engage the whole thought 
of the person. Ideals of beauty, grandeur, and excel- 
lence will be ever present with them, which may tend 
toward religious zeal or find expression in societary 
channels, and though causality may be deficient, there 
will be a keen perception of conventionalities. 
There will be some opposition between the innate 
nature and its outworkings, which might be styled 
self-opposition, resulting in a peculiar feeling of un- 
certainty, differing entirely from that produced by the 
opposition of the planets to the innate nature, being 
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the external and internal. If planetary conditions do 
not change this, the person will be eccentric in some 
things, because you cannot judge correctly by their 
sayings or actions what they intend to do, as they are 
uncertain themselves. We frequently find such persons 
quiet, inexpressive, their minds engaged in thought; 
yet they cannot express the thought, but are ready at 
.any time for a business enterprise where success is 
certain. 
Ladies of this polarity are not apt to be good house- 
wives, but are first-class business women. It gives 
some musical abilities — planetary conditions may add 
or diminish. It does not change the diseases to which 
the innate nature is liable, other than that it might 
find expression in the joints and lower limbs. 
25 [Cancer), ivith the Moon in zz (Aquarius). 
This nature results from desires on the part of the 
parents to please the public in some way, and gives the 
child adaptation for public life, — as travelling agents, 
salesmen, merchants, etc. They love city life; have 
good business qualifications ; are quick to perceive what 
will please or displease the public; careful in their say- 
ings and doings; rather shrinking and silent under 
harsh and reproving language ; disposed to self-justifica- 
tion, but lacking in language to express it at the time. 
They are shrewd and careful in bargains, and seldom 
give a decisive yes or no, but always have qualifications, 
as, “ I think so ” ; “I will try.” They desire truthful- 
ness, and hate prevarication, but are apt to be deceptive 
rather than lose money or be blamed. This polarity 
gives some tendency to rheumatic difficulties. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF CANCER. 
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25 {Cancer), ivith the Moon in X (jPisces). 
This polarity is produced by a strong love of scien- 
tific and mechanical knowledge, together with obstacles 
which have hindered such attainments, and gives to 
the child a bright, active mind, with a keen sense of the 
meaning of words, and quick comprehension of the 
thoughts of a speaker. Will be industrious and studi- 
ous, having an intense hungering for knowledge. There 
is generally a peculiar dissatisfied state of mind, and if 
Uranus exerts a controlling influence, the person will 
be liable to obsession or to hysterical and imaginary 
diseases. When these conditions begin to come upon 
the person, they are difficult to avert. They should at 
once be induced to mingle in society, let their minds 
be intently engaged in all possible ways, in suitable 
enjoyments and diversions. They have fine qualities, 
and so long as their minds are kept active, have useful 
thoughts. Are usually disposed to embody their ideals 
practically, and, when thwarted, will imagine that they 
have adversaries in or out of the body. All this may 
be counteracted and averted by planetary conditions. CHAPTER X. 
THE TWELVE POLARITES OF LEO. 
SI (Leo), with the Moon in (Aries). 
This nature is produced by a firm will on the part of 
the parents, and gives the child a great determination 
and powerful will to execute the innate nature expressed 
in the sign Leo. 
Such persons will be apt to go to too great extremes 
in everything. If they believe a thing is right or wrong, 
they are as immovable as it is possible to be; kind and 
non-combative, but persistent; and if they engage in 
study, philosophy, or business, they will carry it to the 
uttermost extreme. 
If religious, their zeal is unbounded. If inclined to 
mental philosophy, there will be great liability to in- 
sanity. Frequently insane on religious and scientific 
subjects combined. 
Parents ought, while such children are young and 
under their control, to force them to hear to reason, and 
to subject their will to it, showing them the folly of 
their extreme tenacity. Such persons ought to have a 
good education, and be qualified for some profession, 
for it is wholly impractical for them to work at physi- 
cal labor. They always incline to be at the head of 
whatever sphere of use they occupy, yet are not bossy, 
but desire to be recognized as head because of their 
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that they occupy some peculiar sphere of use in the 
world, and frequently do, as controllers in the realm of 
love and intellect. 
This polarity gives liability to difficulties of the brain 
and general debility. 
SI (Leo), with the Moon in b (Taurus). 
This is the result of a strong love nature on the part 
of the parents, and produces in the child a passion for 
the study of nature in all its departments, and espe- 
cially so for human nature, mental and physical. Have 
much anxiety concerning success in life; have good 
business intuitions, but greatly prefer the realm of 
mental philosophy. 
When other things are favorable, the medical profes- 
sion would be, by all means, the best choice for them, 
because it places in their hands knowledge which facili- 
tates their research in all directions in which their na- 
ture tends. They love a hygienic life in general. 
This gives strong vitativeness ; consequently not 
much liability to any disease, except from exhaustion. 
SI (Leo), with the Moon in IJ (Gemini). 
This is the result of a peculiarly studious condition 
in the minds of the parents, and imparts to the child 
strong educational tendencies and abilities; gives order, 
art, and mechanics, in a general way; but this is con- 
trolled in its minutiae by planetary conditions. There 
is danger of the child being too active, and overdoing 
his powers, physically, mentally, or sexually. 
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to work under law, but require that the law shall be 
absolute and undeviating. Parents should be careful, 
and establish in the young child’s mind proper rules of 
restraint and guidance, and the idea of usefulness in all 
they do. 
This polarity increases the liability to consumption, 
and a rheumatic or palsied condition of the hands and 
arms. 
5b {Leo), with the Moon in 55 {Cancer). 
This arises from a strong paternal care and love for 
the family, and for home and its relations ; and endows 
the child with a great love in this direction, turning all 
their active thoughtfulness towards the care of the 
family and the home. It gives great sympathy and 
sensitiveness to the thoughts of those they love, but a 
liability to extremes; at one time buoyant and happy, 
and the next moment sad and depressed. Are too 
easily wounded, even by a look or a thoughtless word. 
Have much practical business energy, but are liable to 
all the extremes of Leo’s nature. Such children should 
be very carefully educated, and qualified for business 
life. 
In the case of ladies, a family life would be decidedly 
their choice, as they would love to care for children. 
This polarity gives a greater liability to mistakes in 
marriage than most others. 
It creates a tendency to diseases of the chest, of the 
circulatory, digestive, and also of the nervous system. 
It gives a clear, logical, and scientific tendency to 
the mind, with qualifications for a literary life. THE TWELVE POLAKITIES OF LEO. 
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Si (Leo), with the Moon in Si (Leo). 
This nature comes from a happy, contented, har- 
monious condition of the parents’ mind, and gives to 
the child a very independent, clear-minded, and intui- 
tive nature, not affected by the likes and dislikes of 
others. Are capable of standing alone, going their 
own way, and prosecuting their own aims, and thereby 
make good attainments in life. This polarity counter- 
acts the weaknesses and liabilities to extremes belong- 
ing to the innate nature of Leo, and gives a feeling of 
independence of others, as they draw their inspirations 
from the central source of life ; and being polarized in 
their own life quality, they do not reciprocate with the 
other portions of the body as freely as is Leo’s custom 
when otherwise polarized, but revolve within their own 
sphere of usefulness, in whatever direction it may take ; 
being greatly shut up within themselves, they are less 
liable to the diseases common to Leo. 
Being polarized in their own sign, they will find most 
harmonious conjunction with a mate born in the same 
function, but otherwise polarized. 
SI (Leo), with the Moon in ny (Virgo). 
This nature arises from conditions of great harmony 
in the parents, with a love for the presence and sur- 
roundings of pure nature, and endows the child with a 
strong love of purity of conditions and harmony of sur- 
roundings that are not always easy of attainment, and 
on that account they have a tendency to criticise, to- 
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times amounting to impetuosity. They are disposed to 
make tine points in thought, and are subject to eccen- 
tricities and idiosyncrasies. 
Leo is very critical in philosophical and metaphysi- 
cal reasonings, and with the Virgo polarity relating 
them to external things, they are made more critical in 
relation to words and other externalities than any of 
the other polarities. 
They are liable to sexual weakness, and inclined to 
act out their impulses without restraint. It is hard for 
such persons to realize that they ought to restrain their 
natural inclinations in any direction. 
This polarity gives good musical abilities, art ten- 
dencies, also adaptation to literature and the medical 
profession, as they have inclinations towards a hygienic 
life. They are liable to weak digestion and weakness 
in the region of the diaphragm. 
G, {Leo), with the Moon in {Libra). 
This condition is usually produced by a strong 
religious sentiment on the part of the parents, and 
gives the child fine and accurate intuitions and facili- 
tates rapid decisions. Gives some adaptability to literary 
and educational pursuits. It frequently gives power 
of spiritual vision, also mental and physical vigor; and 
if these persons live perfectly chaste lives, they will be 
natural prophets. They could soon be developed so as 
to foretell every event, even pestilences, cyclones, end 
violent storms; on the other hand, it gives activity of 
the sexual function, and if they are indulgent in that 
direction, it will destroy all their fine spiritual powers. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OE LEO. 
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and- weaken them mentally and physically, as all the 
spontaneity of their hearty action would How out in 
that direction. 
This polarity gives some liability to weakness of the 
spine. 
(Leo), with, the Moon in Tip (Scorpio). 
This nature results from the father being absorbed 
in the externalities of business or social life (although 
the fatherly mind is sometimes derived from the 
mother). 
This polarity endows the person with a positive 
nature, counteracting the sympathetic tendencies of 
Leo, and turning the active heart energies into a love 
of show and external appearances. It gives pride, self- 
esteem, egotism, and arrogance, and their course in life 
will depend mainly upon planetary conditions; but as 
opposites are attracted in marriage, the above-named 
tendencies may be softened down by interior inheritance 
from the mother. 
SI (Leo), with the Moon in f (Sagittarius). 
This nature is the result of a very active and expres- 
sive mental condition on the part of the parents, and 
makes a very restless, active, positive mind in the 
child, who will be apt to want an unknown something, 
and be constantly dissatisfied with surroundings. Would 
be practical and mechanical in business. It gives an 
inclination for religion, and some desire for the min- 
istry. Intensifies all the activities of Leo’s nature, and 
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mind with a tendency to law, order, and rule, and an 
intolerance of any deviation from the law of right in 
their own minds. Are inclined to do as they are done 
by, in all directions, but are very apt to go to law in 
trifling cases; to be too intolerant with their children ; 
too exacting with those under their care, in every re- 
spect’; and in whatever direction their mind turns, are 
apt to go to great extremes. 
Parents should restrain the activity of such children, 
and teach them to have a time to work, a time to rest, 
a time to play — a time for everything. This polarity 
gives great activity in the sexual system, and parents 
cannot use too much care in preventing bad habits in 
these children. None, especially of this polarity, should 
be allowed to sleep late in the morning, for then is the 
time bad habits of unnatural sex activity are usually 
formed. Such children should be trained to most vig- 
orous and decisive habits in the care of their own 
persons; such as bounding out of bed on awaking m 
the morning, cold sponge baths, followed by brisk rub- 
bing, and out-door exercise in the morning. 
This polarity increases the liability to physical ex- 
haustion, weakness of chest, lungs, etc. 
61 (Leo), with the Moon in VS (Capricorn). 
This arises from a condition of great mental activity 
and animation in relation to business pursuits on the 
part of the parents, and inclines the child to be bright 
and active in business, well adapted for trade, with ten- 
dency to spread out largely. It counteracts much of 
the sympathetic nature of Leo, and makes the person THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF LEO. 
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liable to judge others by themselves, and be rather hard 
and exacting. Gives considerable love for money and 
moneyed influence, and stimulates selfishness; but the 
love and sympathetic nature of Leo so restrains this 
that it scarcely appears. They are great lovers of 
music. Their sense of cleanliness and uncleanliness, of 
harmonious sounds and actions, is so acute that they 
are apt to be (ladies especially) almost morbid in this 
respect; they often restrain even their breathing and 
other normal actions of the body, through their extra 
fastidiousness, which brings on lack of circulation, and 
consequent disease. 
Si (Leo), with the Moon in xr (Aquarius). 
This comes from a strong love of society, and a dis- 
position to conform to the public mind, on the part of 
the parents, and gives a ruling desire to be among and 
deal with the many ; qualifies the mind to 'please, the 
people readily and form acquaintances easily, and con- 
tributes to the love of travel. It often destroys dis- 
crimination between friends and strangers, and tends 
to make one an adventurer. Planetary conditions may 
largely change this. But careful education in the 
customs of society and rules of business will be neces- 
sary to guard against these tendencies. With proper 
planetary influences it gives adaptation to public life in 
such directions as thereby indicated. Such persons 
would incline to a career of travel and would not be 
satisfied to settle down outside of city life. 
This polarity gives some tendency to nerve and 
rheumatic difficulties, with probable affection of the 
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£1 {Leo), with the Moon in X {Pisces). 
This nature comes from a mechanical tendency of 
mind and a restless impetuosity on the part of the 
parents, and the offspring are apt to be cross as babies, 
restless and uneasy as children. 
It gives inclination to study and research, but, unless 
harmonized by planetary conditions, are too restless to 
be confined to it. Is apt to produce dissatisfaction 
with the family relations. Gives a tendency to be on 
the feet and to travel, and a desire for knowledge; and, 
in abnormal conditions, makes people meddlesome and 
impertinent; and sometimes, in old ladies, inclines to 
mischief-making. 
As mechanics, they will be diligent, accurate, and 
practical. If planetary conditions favor study and 
research, will be apt to make great attainments in such 
directions. CHAPTER XI. 
THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF VIRGO. 
irg (Virgo), with the Moon in T {Aries). 
This nature comes from a strong determination on 
the part of the parents, and endows the child with 
mental strength, firmness, and stability; but the ac- 
tivity and strength of will is apt to weaken the diges- 
tive power, and turn the intensity of their nature to 
the brain. 
This intensifies the strongest sense of Virgo, — the 
power of sight, — and, unless the person uses great 
care, the eyes may be weakened by over-use. 
Such persons are apt to succeed in intellectual pur- 
suits, but are too stubborn for their own good. 
They have a keen sense of order and harmony, and 
are disturbed by disorderly surroundings. They also 
have a lively sense of the ridiculous, especially when 
mirthfulness is active. They incline to be the head 
and front of whatever they engage in. It intensifies 
the liabilities of the Virgo nature to disease, with 
inclination towards the brain. 
ny (Virgo), ivith the Moon in & (Taurus). 
This polarity indicates that the parents had a clear, 
-well-balanced condition relative to the inner and outer 
nature, and gives to the child fine intuitions in the care 
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persons act from the higher intuitional faculties in all 
the affairs of their life. It gives keen perceptions of 
the unspoken thoughts and intents of others, and in- 
sight relative to the future of business transactions ; 
and such persons are scarcely ever deceived or sur- 
prised by results. They are frequently too active for 
their own good, as their energies exceed their endur- 
ance ; yet their keen perception of the laws of hygiene 
are such that they have great tenacity to life and 
power of endurance. This is the strongest business 
character in the entire list of all the polarities. 
This greatly lessens the liability to disease in the 
Virgo nature, but gives some tendency to diseases per- 
taining to the lymphatic system. 
try (Virgo), with the Moon in IT {Gemini). 
This nature indicates that the parents had a great 
admiration of eloquent language, which gives the child 
a very active mind and a talkative disposition, with 
uncommon readiness in the use of words, yet a liability 
of being too rapid in speech, which may result in stam- 
mering, stopping, etc. They are inclined to be artistic, 
and to love the beautiful, with aptness for education, 
and some desire for public life. They also have good 
mechanical ability. 
Are inclined to have nervous difficulties, from too in- 
tense activity ; also to be fastidious. 
ny (Virgo), with the Moon in 25 {Cancer). 
This polarity results from the parents’ high ideal of 
a beautiful home and domestic surroundings, and pro- THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF VIRGO. 
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duces in the child a love of beauty, grandeur, and ele- 
gance in domestic life, and a strong love of a home 
surrounded by pure nature, thus making harmony an 
absolute necessity of their being. They are so sensitive 
to inharmonious conditions that it takes but little to 
unnerve them and make them sick, from discordant 
surroundings. They have pictured in their imagina- 
tions an ideal world so far excelling this, that it is 
hard for them to endure present environments. They 
are disposed to be economical and industrious, and 
rather over-anxious concerning those dependent upon 
them, and about laying up for the future. Are very 
kind to their own, but their love and sympathy being 
controlled by the natural instincts or common mother- 
nature, they are apt to be extremely selfish and exclu- 
sive in this direction ; but their love of family may be 
greatly extended or enlarged by favoring conditions,, 
and find expression in a humanitarian feeling. 
tt£ (Virgo), with the Moon in Si (Leo). 
This nature arises from a strong but purely natural 
sex love on the part of the father, or most positive 
parent, and creates in the child a disposition to act from 
the natural instincts expressed through the emotion of 
love and the sensational nature. Such persons have a 
strong, deep, and insatiable love passion, which is apt to 
control all their thoughts and actions ; though they are 
not apt to be licentious, yet their love may be turned 
readily from one to another, and when it is. it bring* 
into subordination all the other functions of mind and 
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married, and, after living with her husband two or 
three years, fell in love with another man, and begged 
and implored of her husband to grant her a divorce, 
which he did ; and as soon as she had married the 
other, she was sorry, and more anxious than before to 
break the bond, and return to her former allegiance. 
To these persons love is a strong, restless, ideal pas- 
sion, which creates a constant desire for some unattain- 
able condition ; they should realize that the trouble is 
mainly in their own unbalanced love nature, and disci- 
pline themselves to make the most of life as they find 
it, and not be so anxious to jump, so to speak, “ from 
the frying-pan into the fire.” 
This polarity gives increased liability to affections of 
the nervous system, making the nerves highly sensi- 
tive. Mothers, while nursing, are apt to have consid- 
erable trouble with their breasts. 
tty (Virgo), with the Moon in tty (Virgo). 
This nature is produced by a restful, harmonious, and 
satisfied love condition on the part of the parents. It 
gives the child great love of harmony and nature; 
powerful love and sex endowments, great purity and 
self-control in sex matters, and uncommon faithfulness. 
Their vitality frequently exceeds their own needs or 
ability to use, and they are natural sustainers and sup- 
plyers of vitality to those with whom they are inti- 
mately related. Apart from their great devotion in 
love, they are independent and self-reliant characters. 
They have insight amounting often to the gift of 
foreknowledge, and frequently thoughts come to them, THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF VIRGO. 
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like audible words, imparting knowledge of what is to 
come. Their organic qualities, as a rule, are very fine. 
This polarity intensifies the keen sensibilities of Virgo. 
To such persons, surroundings of beauty, harmony, and 
love are indispensable. It makes them polite, gives 
love of refinement, tendency to art, admiration for 
persons of distinction and for those who dress dis- 
tinctly different from others, provided there is an air of 
superiority accompanying them. 
They are more fine and delicate in their taste, touch, 
and general habits than others, and have a natural 
dread of anything irregular, coarse, or obscene. 
This polarity leaves the diseases of the Virgo nature 
to act itself out according to circumstances. 
ny (Virgo), with the Moon in [Libra). 
This nature comes from the continual use of the per- 
ceptive faculties, on the part of the parents, both as to 
present conditions and future results, and endows the 
child with great abilities in this direction, and such an 
one in the medical profession would make the highest 
possible attainments if guided by their own innate 
powers of perception. 
They are very mature spirits, and act more from the 
spiritual than from the material plane of life. They 
are usually free from sensationalism, solid and philo- 
sophical in their reasonings, independent in thought, 
and are often writers on philosophical and scientific 
subjects. 
They have strong sexual powers, which, if perverted, 
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strong physical body and fine intuitions; but if plan- 
etary conditions are such as to greatly intensify ac- 
tivity, there is danger of early disease of the nerves of 
the eye, and even blindness, especially if the business 
demands upon the eye call it excessively into use. 
Such persons are rapid readers, quick and intuitive 
in learning; but on arriving at maturity they will not 
study anything minutely, but glance over, and catch 
general ideas of books on philosophy, science, and 
nature, and afterwards formulate their own ideas. 
They are not disposed to be attentive listeners to ser- 
mons and lectures, but intuitively catch the thought 
and utilize it as their own. Are not inclined to run 
after new things, but are satisfied with the ever new in 
nature that is constantly revealing itself to their own 
understanding. 
These persons may have spinal trouble and irritation 
or weakness of the reproductive organs. 
rt£ ( Virgo), with the Moon in Tip (Scorpio). 
This comes from the parents’ appreciation of literary 
thought and regard for men in positions of honor, with 
aspiration for similar positions and attainments them- 
selves. This nature becomes incarnated in the child, 
and gathers additional strength from selfishness, imita- 
tion, conventionality, and persistence in their own 
chosen course in life. They are too careless of the feel- 
ings of their immediate associates. They incline to 
social life and rather prefer the society of their own 
sex ; lack sympathy, and even care, in the domestic 
sphere; are high-tempered, and even vindictive. It is THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF VIRGO. 
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especially necessary to their success that such persons 
have the most complete education. 
This polarity hardens the sensitive points in the 
Virgo nature, and on the whole is favorable to success 
in life. 
It gives them some tendency to heart disease and 
liability to neuralgic pains. 
ny (Virgo), with the Moon hi t (Sagittarius). 
This comes from a vigorous, healthy and 
strong, active executive powers on the part of the 
parents, and endows the child with an exceedingly 
quick and active body and mind, and an intensity of 
power unequalled in any other polarity. They concen- 
trate all their powers of body and mind upon whatever 
they decide to do, and often push it forward to an 
extreme far beyond reason; in fact, these persons are 
only susceptible to the reason of others when they are 
exhausted, unless planets give modification. They 
have great love of the executive, and delight in physi- 
cal and mental activity, and would soon sicken and die 
if forced to be inactive. 
They are apt to be bossy, and to speak more harshly 
than they mean. We might almost suppose they spoke 
and then thought afterwards, and often cause offence, 
when not intended, by their hasty speech. 
They love to come before the public with their men- 
tal and physical abilities, and are often teachers of the 
laws of hygiene, and mental and moral philosophy, 
teaching from their intuitions rather than from their 
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mind is apt to characterize whatever they do, and they 
often jump at conclusions, being so quick and impulsive 
in their nature as to lead them to seek results by the 
shortest of possible methods. 
This polarity gives a tendency to religious and spir- 
itual thought. It increases the liability to diseases of 
the digestive organs, and gives some tendency to sci- 
atica and nerve difficulties in general. 
ny (Virgo), with the Moon in VS (Capricorn). 
This nature arises from the parents’ love of business 
attainments and financial proficiency, or love of and 
attention to music, art, or pursuit of public honors. It 
gives the child fine business qualifications and musical 
talents; makes a thorough practical mind, fond of 
business, society, music, and public entertainments; 
inclines to late suppers and general gratification of the 
senses. It is not easy for such to recognize the neces- 
sity of restraining their feelings or moderating their 
habits. 
They are apt to generalize rather than enter into 
minutiae ; are very independent in character, opposed 
to restraint or control in any direction. They lack 
domestic qualifications and only have regard for them 
from necessity; but it should be remembered that 
planetary conditions may so change this as to make it 
scarcely perceptible, save as they may observe it in 
their own interior impulses. 
They lack conjugality, yet love to have a home, and 
require that it shall be fine and elegant. Desire to be 
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others, and demanding obedience, comfort, beauty, 
elegance, and art. 
This polarity increases the liability of the digestive 
organs to disease. 
ny (Virgo), with the Moon in zz (Aquarius). 
This polarity arises from a state of mental exhilarar 
tion on the part of the parents over successful efforts 
at pleasing associates or the public. It gives the child 
mental and physical harmony, love of society, order, 
etc., which qualities if turned into a business direction 
would give them superior tact and adaptability to 
please, and well fit them for trade or mechanical and 
musical pursuits, in which they would be likely to 
excel. 
Their minds and bodies are active and intellects 
bright, and they have much control over persons with 
whom they associate. They are inclined to politics, 
but have little discrimination between friends and 
strangers. 
They have fair love of home, a wide range of busi- 
ness talent, and are best adapted to city life. 
The polarity gives liability to nervousness, also to 
rheumatism. 
ny (Virgo), with the Moon in K (Pisces). 
This arises from the parents’ attraction to, and 
enjoyment of, persistent application to some technical 
or detailed pursuit, and produces in the child a close, 
practical business mind, good mechanical ability, in- 
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obtain and utilize knowledge in various ways, but 
mainly in the every-day uses of life: it gives some 
restlessness and a love of variety. This polarity is 
apt to produce a dissatisfied feeling in the married life, 
making them restless and irritable at home, which 
arises from the existence of an ideal not formulated or 
easily attained if it was. 
They will love power and personal respect, and be 
sensitive to blame. When planetary conditions are 
unfavorable, their restlessness induces desire for travel. 
This polarity has a tendency to increase Virgo’s 
liability to diseases of the head and lower limbs. CHAPTER XII. 
THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF LIBRA. 
:£= [Libra), with the Moon in T Wes). 
This nature is produced by a condition of intensified 
and determined will on the part of the parents, and 
produces in the child a strong will and remarkable 
power of self-control under all circumstances, superior 
ability to conceal their thoughts, feelings, and emotions, 
and great psychological power, enabling them to control 
others by a single word, and to put great intensity into 
their speech. 
While not practically inclined to be head and con- 
troller, yet they are firm and reliable in all positions. 
The mental faculties of Libra are somewhat increased 
and illuminated by this polarity, and all its powers are 
enlarged and intensified. 
It somewhat increases the liability to the diseases 
common to Libra, with a tendency to uterine displace- 
ments in women. It slightly militates against conju- 
gality. 
[Libra), with the Moon in % [Taurus). 
This nature results from peculiar mental conditions 
existing in the mind of the father in the way of a 
satisfied feeling at the natural order of things. 
The child will be quiet, harmonious, and persistent in 
business. This intensifies the continuity of Libra, and 
gives carefulness, patience, and perseverance, with great 
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the sensitiveness of Libra, and makes one more suscep- 
tible to the mental and moral influence of others; gives 
love of honor, integrity of purpose, and aids them in 
adapting themselves to surrounding conditions; gives a 
desire to be alone in the communion of nature, and 
some qualification for the medical profession, and the 
natural sciences, for it turns the intuitive nature of 
Libra more toward philosophy and science. 
Children of this polarity need little restraint, but 
should be most liberally educated in every department 
of life. The polarity gives a disposition to hygienic 
habits; there is, however, a necessity that they should 
be careful in maintaining their own selfhood, and con- 
trolling their natural sensitiveness as much as possible. 
The polarity indicates liability to diseases of the 
lymphatic system. 
(Libra), with the Moon in n (Gemini). 
This polarity is produced by unsatisfactory conditions 
or surroundings, with obstacles in the way of the pros- 
perity of the parents. It gives to the child a restless, 
active mind, and adapts it to intellectual and edu- 
cational spheres of usefulness; tends toward high 
aspirations ; gives ability in the arts and mechanics, 
also in mathematics, and some inclination toward 
public speaking, with good language. These persons 
are apt to be an encyclopaedia of knowledge. 
It turns the mind somewhat away from domestic 
inclinations, and increases the imitativeness of Libra; 
also the liability of going to extremes, and a weakness 
of the reins. TILE TWELVE POLARITIES OF LIBRA. 
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[Libra), with the Moon in 93 [Cancer). 
This polarity results from a degree of anxiety on the 
part of the parents relative to their domestic and 
family life. It gives the child a nature anxious about 
the welfare of home and family. It increases conju- 
gality and continuity of purpose and disinclination to 
change of pursuits. Such persons will prosecute the 
business of their employers with the same zeal and care 
as if it were their own. 
It increases the inclination of Libra to embark in 
trade, and disposes them to deal in domestic commod- 
ities. It adds greatly to the sensitiveness of Libra, and 
increases the liability to sexual indulgence. 
This polarity indicates a tendency to weakness of 
the chest and lungs. 
[Libra), with the Moon in SI [Leo). 
This nature results from the absorption of one of 
the parents in the sensations and emotions of love, 
and such children are governed almost wholly by their 
intuitions and feelings, reason being subordinate. 
Their conjugal love is controlled largely by their 
passional nature, yet they possess the strongest love 
nature of any except Leo. 
Their parental love is so strong that the loss of 
children sometimes unbalances their mind. It gives 
great inclination toward spiritualism, and opens the 
spiritual vision, so that these visions and their intu- 
itions are the controlling powers. It is hard for 
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for, being governed by the love nature, pushed on by 
strong passional tendencies, their mind opens out into 
an ideal world, characterized by these two natures : first 
in power, love ; second, passion. These children need 
great care and education in the practical uses of life. 
Parents should be very watchful concerning secret 
vices, and should begin to educate them early, and 
throw around them a rigid law of usefulness in every- 
thing they do, thus keeping the intellectual faculties 
active. 
This polarity gives liability to weakness and diseases 
of the heart. 
(Libra), with the Moon in (Virgo). 
This nature is frequently produced by the father’s 
mind being intensely active on mathematical problems, 
and gives to the child an intensely active, critical mind, 
accurate in all the pursuits of Libra’s nature; gives love 
for music, but weakens the tendency to chastity, inclin- 
ing them to follow their feelings in such matters, 
and especially if planetary conditions indicate strong 
passions. It is not well to encourage this nature in 
the study of music unless of a religious or church 
character, as it tends in their case to unduly increase 
the ideal and sensational nature. 
This polarity has a tendency to diminish conjugality, 
continuity, and sometimes reason, and with the reason- 
ing faculties deficient they are easily led into gambling 
and low habits and ideas of morality. It intensifies 
the perceptions and intuitions of Libra, and qualifies 
for speculation and trade, in which they often have THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF LIBRA. 
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marked success, especially where the buying and sell- 
ing can be effected quickly with but a moderate in- 
vestment of capital. They are quite peculiar in their 
nature. 
This polarity intensifies the liabilities to diseases of 
the kidneys and reins, and sometimes to indigestion. 
(Libra), ivith the Moon in (Libra). 
This is produced by the father’s mind being active 
and satisfied in his business and intellectual pursuits, 
and gives balance and harmony to all the peculiarities 
and eccentricities of Libra’s nature, so that there is less 
liability of being misled or controlled by other minds: 
will have clear, bright intellect, and practical business 
qualities. The conjugality of Libra is increased and 
the liability to sexual indulgence lessened, as well as 
the imitative quality. 
They are not much inclined to seek the society of 
others, as they dwell largely within their own selfhood, 
being best satisfied within the circle of their own home 
and business and being usually successful therein. 
(Libra), with the Moon in rrp (Scorpio). 
This polarity results from a condition of pride and 
self-approbativeness on the part of the parents. The 
child will be ambitious, proud of its abilities, but desir- 
ous of pleasing others, rather from a love of approba- 
tion than from genuine kindness. 
They will incline to the materialistic sciences, with 
some adaptation to periodical literature; selfishness and 
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but quick to get over it. While they make a show of 
combativeness, they do not feel as courageous as they 
would make it appear, yet they often win high positions 
in the competitive struggles of life, as appearances 
go farther than realities as the world is, especially if 
they are not put to the test of a collision with courage 
of a more substantial type. Should be educated for a 
literary or legal career unless planetary conditions are 
specially unfavorable. They have considerable self- 
control over the sex nature. 
This polarity indicates a tendency to difficulties of 
the heart. 
(Libra), with the Moon in t (Sagittarius). 
This polarity comes from an excited, active, and 
combative condition in the parents, and the child’s 
tendencies will depend on whether they were intellec- 
tual and reasoning or otherwise. 
There are two natures in this polarity: one with 
the reflectives small and perceptives large, with large 
conscientiousness (which is really the law nature and 
the driving power in the individual). This nature is 
the incarnation of activity and excitability. They are 
natural speculators, but are in danger of being led into 
bad company and profligate habits, gambling, etc. They 
have inordinate love of excitement, and, unless carefully 
trained to usefulness, will be sure to die a premature 
death. Only by the greatest care on the part of the 
parents can such children be made useful members of 
society. Education alone will not suffice, but they 
should have careful drill in ethics and the practice of 
morals, and useful but moderate exercise, with a time THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF LIBRA. 
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for rest and recreation, in which they should be trained 
to hold all their faculties in a restful quiet, which is for 
them a difficult thing to do ; but this course should be 
faithfully pursued, that they may be made useful mem- 
bers of society and saved from a destructive and dan- 
gerous career. 
The other class in this polarity have large reasoning 
powers and intensely active brains; are quick to learn 
and readily commit to memory. They should have a 
good education in all directions. They are strongly 
inclined to public speaking, but as every faculty of 
their nature is active, great care in their education and 
training is absolutely necessary, for according as they 
are trained so will they go. 
This polarity greatly increases the tendency to diseases 
common to Libra and gives some tendency to paralysis. 
=£= (Libra), with the Moon in V? (Capricorn). 
This polarity comes from a well-balanced business 
mind on the part of the parents, and gives to the child 
strong business tendencies and professional adaptations. 
They have good, clear general ideas in all directions, 
are governed by intuition, and have the ability to be 
successful in almost any pursuit. Have musical talent 
and strong feelings of sympathy and kindness. They 
have more tendency to mental than physical pleasures, 
and are more adapted to a general than to a special 
business or profession. Sexual proclivities not affected 
other than by the usual tendencies of downward polar- 
izations in lessening self-control. 
This polarity would indicate diseases of joints and 
limbs. 158 
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(Libra), with the Moon in zz (Aquarius). 
This indicates that the mind of one or both parents 
was active in thoughts of public service, and endows 
the child with fine adaptation for the generalities as 
well as the minutiae of such service, with fine intuitions 
in trade. They would be good teachers and make high 
attainments as professors in colleges. They have fine 
mechanical talent, considerable pride of person, and 
abilities, with large approbativeness. Such children 
should have the best possible opportunities for educa- 
tion in all directions. 
This polarity tends to external pleasures, appearances,, 
and conventionality, and such persons are usually in- 
clined to church membership. They have great power 
to read character at first sight, and if they are finely 
organized, are remarkable in this direction, and can 
determine the thoughts of others, and even the words 
they are about tc utter. 
They are adapted to public service in general. This 
polarity indicates a strong tendency to paralysis and 
nerve difficulties. 
(Libra), ivith the Moon in X (Pisces). 
This polarity comes from a very studious condition, 
on the part of the parents, and endows the child with 
a greater aptitude for the acquisition of knowledge than 
for its practical use. It gives some restlessness of 
character, yet with an inclination to be industrious in 
all directions. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF LIBRA. 
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If the forehead is broad, they will have remarkable 
ability in the languages; if narrow, perseverance in 
mercantile pursuits. This polarity sometimes has a 
receding forehead, and when that is the case, they will 
have a tendency to physical labor in mechanical 
branches. They are somewhat disposed to agriculture. 
This polarity gives morbid feelings of despondency,, 
lack of courage from reduced vitativeness, with periods 
of despondency (as set forth under the sign of Libra) 
greatly increased, often producing hypochondria. 
Parents should try and stimulate their appreciation 
of life and the good things of the world, leading them 
to see and feel that it is full of opportunities for sun- 
shine and happiness. 
I CHAPTER XIII. 
THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF SCORPIO. 
tip [Scorpio), with the Moon in T [Aries). 
This polarity comes from a stubborn opposition on 
the part of the parents to something of a business, 
social, or political character. It makes the child very 
hard and positive, and liable to great extremes of anger 
and hatred, and physical and mental combativeness. 
It intensifies the imaginative nature of Scorpio, and 
makes their jealousies and hatreds more dangerous, and 
adapts them to a business where they control others by 
their will; they make good superintendents, provided 
they keep their will under the control of reason. 
These persons, if ignorant and illiterate, would be capa- 
ble of much depravity, unless dignified by planetary 
conditions; but with education and social refinement, 
they become highly useful, but are disposed to boss 
things with much absoluteness in whatever sphere they 
may be. As husbands and wives they are bound to 
rule, whether their ideas are reasonable or otherwise. 
Such children should have the best possible education, 
and be especially drilled in doing as they would be 
done by. 
Parents should use great care in suppressing every 
manifestation of jealousy or hatred. This can be done 
by making it appear ridiculous to them. It will be 
very useful for parents to talk before them, but not to THE TWELVE POLARP1TES OF SCORPIO. 
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them, about the folly and terrible evils that arise from 
jealousy and vindictiveness. Parents should do all in 
their power to suppress this passion ; yet it is usually at 
best a dominant characteristic through life, and there- 
fore there is the greater need of doing all that can be 
done to subjugate it to reason. They are disposed to 
gratify their own feelings and passions in almost any 
way, regardless of consequences. There is not much 
liability to self-abuse, as the passional nature is under 
control of the will; though very intense in mani- 
festation. 
This polarity gives the liability to diseases of the 
brain. 
ttq [Scorpio), with the Moon in b [Taurus). 
This comes from the father's condition of positiveness 
and combativeness in the outer world, which is relaxed 
by a harmonious condition in domestic life. This forms 
in the child a paradox between this polarity and the 
innate nature, softening the hard and positive char- 
acter of Scorpio, making them more kind, more sym- 
pathetic, and more sensitive. It increases conjugality, 
and allies them to the study of nature and the love of 
music, order, and harmony ; and, other things being 
equal, adapts them to the medical profession. They 
are generally quiet, good-natured, thoughtful about the 
feelings of others; careful about providing for the wel- 
fare of the family; having a studious and intellectual 
mind that reaches out in the direction of pure nature. 
They have a tendency to follow their natural inclina- 
tions in the love life, and dislike legal and other 
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•any of the others, tends to bring the Scorpio nature 
•into submission to laws and customs, but leaves them 
imbued with strong selfish tendencies. They dread to 
be blamed, and have approbativeness sufficient to bind 
them to its demands. 
This polarity indicates a tendency to derangements 
cf the lymphatic system. 
tlb [Scorpio), with the Moon in H (Gemini). 
This polarity comes from the minds of the parents 
being active and executive, and aspiring after the edu- 
cational and artistic. 
It endows the child with a mind very active in all 
•directions, but having a special love of art and science, 
and an admiration of public speakers and of people 
•occupying high positions. 
It increases the pride innate in Scorpio, and makes 
them vigilant students. They love to teach, and aspire 
towards high attainments in that direction. They are 
indisposed to accept or follow any system of thought or 
•education which is unpopular, and are circumspect in 
all their external life and habits. It is hard for them 
to submit to conditions of poverty, or to work at physi- 
cal labor; and if they are forced to do it, are apt to go 
to the other extreme, and become careless of personal 
.appearance and habits. 
They are liable to contract habits of licentiousness 
which tend to self-destruction, and to be led by asso- 
ciates in any direction. They have good mechanical 
abilities, and are adapted also to the legal profession, 
to architectural, and sometimes to art pursuits. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF SCORPIO. 
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In females, it gives great pride of personal appear- 
ance, good public address, and great delight in talking 
with or about persons in high life; also a love of places 
of popular resort. They will have ardent, and perhaps 
abnormal, admiration of men in high and honorable 
positions; and it is hard to satisfy their love of 
grandeur, elegance, and display. Many times they are 
only happy when in company that is fashionable and 
lively. 
If poor and necessitated to work for a living, it would 
give them large hope, energy, and industry in their 
aspirations for a better condition, but is liable to lead 
to eccentricities of character. 
rr\ (Scorpio), with the Moon in 25 (Cancer). 
This polarity springs from the parents’ great desire 
for elegance in home and family life, and gives the 
child strong domestic tendencies, and energy and ac- 
tivity in financial matters, though sometimes it may 
take the direction of ideal dreaming and lack practi- 
cality. It leads the intense nature of Scorpio into sen- 
sationalism, and weakens their sexual control, but 
endows them with more harmony in domestic life, and 
gives diligence and care in financial pursuits ; also a 
clear, logical mind. It creates a desire for sympathy 
and love from the opposite sex, arising from a feeling 
of dependence upon them, which may be led into vari- 
ous paths by planetary conditions. 
The innate tendency to jealousy which characterizes 
Scorpio, is not changed by this polarity, but suscepti- 
bility of being led or misled by others is increased. In 164 
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business, they will incline toward generalizing. It 
makes a more faithful wife or mother than Scorpio 
otherwise would. 
This polarity increases the liability to tumorous 
affections, and requires mothers to take extra care of 
their breasts while nursing. 
try (Scorpio), with the Moon in £1 (Leo). 
This polarity comes from the parents’ intense love of 
the opposite sex, controlled by the passional nature, 
and produces an ardent and intense nature in the child, 
who will act from and be governed by the feelings and 
emotions, which are very intense. 
This gives liability to infidelity in the marriage cove- 
nant, and very strong sexual passions, and if there are 
any unfavorable conditions in the positions of the 
planets, liability to self-abuse in children, and an 
intense, morbid ideal of sex relations; and once started 
in this wrong direction, it is very difficult to turn them 
from it; thus their health and happiness may be ruined 
thereby. 
The mind is apt to get into an ideal, dreamy condi- 
tion ; therefore it is very necessary for the preservation 
of such children, that the parents train them carefully 
to diligence in business, and give them practical expe- 
rience in providing for family and personal wants; and 
impress upon their minds the evils resulting from un- 
faithfulness in the marriage relations. When properly 
trained and harmonized, they will have talent for the 
ministry, and some for the medical profession. 
This polarity greatly increases the liability to diseases THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF SCORPIO. 
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of the heart. Such persons should limit their diet to 
the absolute necessities of the body, and abstain from 
all stimulants and narcotics, which will obviate their 
tendency to heart affections. 
tip (Scorpio), ivith the Moon in try (Virgo). 
This nature comes from an active, critical mind on 
the part of one or both parents, and indicates a satisfied 
mood regarding their own discriminative and critical 
abilities. It makes the child active, positive, and criti- 
cal, with a disposition to self-sufficiency and fault- 
finding, and also inclines to be unfeeling and hard. It 
gives great love of news and newspaper reading, with a 
tendency toward literary pursuits. They do not like to 
serve, but desire to be in positions of control. They 
are prone to pride and ostentation, with intense pas- 
sional natures, and a great deal of fury when their anger 
is aroused. 
They have mechanical ability, but are not disposed 
to labor with their hands ; also some inclination towards 
the study and practice of law, and occasionally of 
medicine. 
This polarity indicates a tendency to dyspeptic and 
asthmatic affections. 
tip (Scorpio), with the Moon in (Libra). 
This polarity comes from an intense active condition 
in the mind of one or both parents, blit somewhat sub- 
dued or suppressed by disappointments, and creates in 
the child a strong inclination to doubt, scan, and inter- 
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sometimes clairvoyant vision. It gives them business 
perception and predisposition to business success. They 
have a tendency to the blending of reason with the 
intuitions, which promotes manly and womanly dignity 
of character, with considerable nobility of feeling and 
disposition, especially with- favoring planetary condi- 
tions; but in other planetary relations there would be 
danger of sexual excesses. 
They have literary ability, love of the sciences, both 
physical and metaphysical ; general maturity of spirit 
and good judgment in all directions. 
This polarity indicates a tendency to affections of the 
liver, kidneys, and weakness of the back. 
TT|_ [Scorpio), with the Moon in [Scorpio). 
This polarity indicates that the parent mind was 
greatly absorbed in some special pursuit of life, and the 
child will be disposed to independence and self-reliance, 
standing much alone in the world and seeking few inti- 
mate friends. They are very materialistic in thought 
and feeling, and seldom get beyond the realm of the 
five senses, but on that plane are clear and logical. 
They are interested in subjects of business, government, 
and education. 
Unless planetary conditions overrule, it will be diffi- 
cult to form more than a business acquaintance with 
such persons. 
They are naturally opposed to any departure from 
accepted customs and ideas, but strong in support of 
institutions venerated for their antiquity. This polarity 
adds pride and self-sufficiency to the Scorpio nature, THE TWELVE POLARITIES UP SCORPIO. 
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and gives less liability of being led by others, as it 
shuts them up in the fires of their own life, giving them 
great power over their sex nature. 
It increases the tendency to flesh, and also to heart 
difficulties. 
Ttp (Scorpio), with the Moon in $ (Sagittarius). 
This polarity shows that there was a condition of 
mental excitement and physical activity in the parents, 
associated with combativeness, and the child will love 
law and order, and incline to be very hard, positive, 
sarcastic and cutting in language, and be liable to speak 
just what comes first into the mind, with little thought 
of consequences, unless in the presence of those they 
recognize as superiors. The activity and expression of 
Scorpio’s nature is intensified by this polarity. 
They will incline to public life, and perhaps to 
oratory ; but it will be difficult to give such children 
sufficient education, as they are apt to be hasty and 
reckless, with liability to sexual excesses and abuses. 
They will incline to a military career, and have high 
aspirations in that direction. Careful education and 
culture is absolutely necessary to such children, in 
order to bring their intense nature into subjection; 
otherwise their strong impulses would incline them to 
recklessness, and possibly make of them worthless 
persons, and will probably die prematurely. They are 
apt to be very jealous, and sometimes almost insane 
with anger and excitement from the control of this 
passion. 
This polarity indicates some tendency to diseases of 
the muscular system. 168 
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up (Scorpio), ivith the Moon in V? (Capricorn). 
This shows that the parent’s mind was active in the 
generalities of business life, with little thought of family 
or home, except so far as needful. 
This gives to the child a nature well suited to gov- 
ernment employ, where plans and arrangements govern- 
ing employees are necessary. 
They have much pride, love of grandeur and external 
display and demonstrations, and are inclined to lasciv- 
iousness, and buy only the richest and best of every- 
thing, and patronize only the most expensive and 
aristocratic places. They are careful of their words 
and not very talkative. They study hard so as to be 
thoroughly proficient in whatever they engage, fol- 
lowing out rigidly set rules and customs. They love 
music, but usually lack power in its expression. Are 
not very well suited to the domestic sphere. 
This polarity indicates liability to pains in the limbs 
and joints, and diseases of the muscular system. 
tip (Scorpio), with the Moon in zz (Aquarius). 
This comes from the parent’s mind being fully allied 
to enjoyments arising from public associations or busi- 
ness habits, and gives to the child judgment of human 
nature, and great adaptation to public or political life, 
and inclination to seek office. They are conservative, 
proud of personal appearance, and love theatres and 
public gatherings, especially those patronized by the 
wealthy and aristocratic classes. They have an ex- 
treme regard for public opinion, yet an active, practical THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF SCORPIO. 
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mind in general. They are faithful in service and 
adapted to commercial life, but there is danger of their 
overdoing and failing,, by reason of their desire to excel 
every one else in display. 
Ladies of this polarity are apt to be proud and regard 
public opinion more than home and family. Are in- 
clined to value external appearance more than real 
worth, and prize an article more for its cost than for its 
intrinsic value. Such persons will be apt to marry 
more for wealth and position than for love, thus caus- 
ing great inharmony in married life, for these two 
thoughts will dominate, viz., self-gratification and pub- 
lic display. 
This polarity indicates tendency to derangement of 
the digestive organs and of the nervous system, also 
gives some tendency to rheumatism. 
Tip (Scorpio), with the Moon in X (Pisces). 
This comes from a condition of great anxiety about 
personal accomplishments in the parents’ mind. 
It produces in the child a restless, studious nature, 
with much anxiety about success in life. It stirs to 
activity the Scorpio nature beyond its normal state; 
intensifies its excitability, and turns its veneration for 
people in high standing more toward people of high 
educational and literary attainments. It gives desire 
and ability for acquiring such attainments. It gives 
some tendency to nervousness and diseases of the 
nerves, and inclines to paralysis, in place of the usual 
heart difficulties of Scorpio. CHAPTER XIV. 
THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF SAGITTARIUS. 
1 (Sagittarius), with the Moon in T (Aries). 
This comes from the parents’ mind being very ener- 
getic and determined to resist every obstacle to the 
accomplishment of their designs. It gives unparalleled 
mental energy and will power to the child. 
Such children frequently have nervous difficulties in 
the head, headaches, and some liability to insanity. 
When healthy, if left to act out their nature, they will 
have more physical strength than the ligaments and 
muscles are capable of sustaining, thereby endangering 
themselves. They are always in a hurry in doing any 
kind of work, and lack judgment as to the endurance of 
their bodies. Instead of calling for help, they will take 
hold of anything, and it must move, for they frequently 
have unparalleled physical strength. 
Special care should be taken by the parents of such 
children to teach them to cultivate in themselves care- 
fulness of self; easy, quiet movements; more thought- 
fulness and less activity. A constant restraint should 
be kept over their activity and excitability, yet it is 
necessary to the health and happiness of these persons 
that they keep physically active as long as they live. 
If they, from whatever cause, retire from business and 
cease their activity, they become morbid, unreasonable, 
exacting, and very discontented, disposed to find fault 
when there is no good reason for it. TILE TWELVE POLAK1TIES OF SAGITTARIUS. 
171 
The above is a characteristic belonging to the basic 
principle of the Sagittarius nature, and applies most 
emphatically to this polarity. 
f (Sagittarius), with the Moon in (Taurus). 
This frequently comes from an active, anxious condi- 
tion relating to the health of some one under the 
parents’ care, and produces in the child much thought- 
fulness for others, kindness, sympathy, a desire to help 
those that are suffering, and a natural inclination for 
hygienic habits. It gives some adaptability to the 
medical profession, and makes of ladies first-class cooks 
and nurses and careful housewives. Such persons are 
liable to go to extremes when their sympathies regard- 
ing others are excited. Parents should carefully instil 
into the minds of such children wise habits, that they 
may avoid extremes in every direction. It makes a 
person very sensitive; rather indisposed to meeting 
others in public places, and strangers in general; gives 
disinclination to form new acquaintances, and great 
love of nature in its purity, and a love of and tendency 
to science in all departments. 
It brightens up the prophetic part of the Sagittarius 
nature, and gives wonderful power in this direction. 
It makes of them good watchmen as to future events, 
for they are exceptionally accurate in foresight. 
This polarity indicates liability to diseases of the 
lymphatic system. 
f (Sagittarius), with the Moon in II (Gemini). 
This polarity comes from the parents’ strong admira- 
tion for educational interests, or for books, or persons 
of high educational ability, or of the fine arts. 172 
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This endows the child with great love of order and 
beauty, and gives educational and artistic abilities. It 
improves the musical talent, and greatly assists their 
attainments in the arts. If planetary conditions are 
favorable, it would assist in literary and public official 
life, such as government or military officers. It adds 
liability to nervous difficulties, because it increases the 
restless activity of the Sagittarius nature. Children of 
this polarity should have a great deal of care and 
restraint, for their excessive activity is liable to induce 
disease through exhaustion ; and ladies should guard 
against over-excitement and activity, so as to avoid 
nerve derangements, and should have a business which 
is more of an intellectual than of a physical nature, 
though embracing both. 
This polarity increases the liability to diseases com- 
mon to Sagittarius, and with ladies, uterine derange- 
ments. 
t (Sagittarius), with the Moon in 25 (Cancer). 
This comes from the mind of the parents being in- 
tensely active in the relations of home and family. It 
produces a child very economical and industrious, hav- 
ing great love of home and family, and great care for 
its maintenance and comfort. 
It intensifies the strong conjugal feeling of Sagit- 
tarius, but lessens self-control in the sexual nature, and 
makes them more susceptible to influences of that kind 
from the opposite sex. 
Young men and women of this polarity are in great 
danger of forming unworthy alliances, and of having 
their whole life blighted thereby, and great care should THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF SAGITTARIUS. 
173 
be exercised to instruct and guard them against such 
entanglements; and parents should exercise watchful- 
ness regarding their associates, as this nature inclines 
to early marriage, and it is therefore fitting that they 
should be allowed and encouraged in the society of such 
as would make them suitable life companions ; for if 
they are not, they will be liable at a later period to fall 
in love at first sight, and to cling tenaciously to its 
object, despite of all opposition, even though their 
choice be unsuitable and unworthy of their love. 
This polarity gives some liability to lung difficulties, 
tumors, consumption, etc. 
t (Sagittarius), with the Moon in (Leo). 
This polarity comes from a suppressed external 
nature on the part of the parents, but great activity in 
the mental and emotional sphere; or from extreme 
religious excitement. It gives spiritualistic and medi- 
um istic power, and these persons have frequent visions 
and dreams, in which they are apt to put great confi- 
dence. If they are interested in a religious or reforma- 
tory movement, they are apt to foresee in symbols 
its progress and changes. They often foresee public 
and national events. They feel the general conditions 
of the public mind, as well as the minds of their 
associates. 
These persons are disposed to act wholly from the 
interior feelings, loves, and emotions, and are quiet and 
inexpressive, their activities being mainly of the inte- 
rior or thought nature. They are very kind-hearted, 
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look immediately affects the heart. Such are slow in 
forming acquaintances, desire but few friends, yet cling 
tenaciously to those they have. When they are excited 
to speak positively, they put all their feelings and 
powers into it. They act and speak from the heart in 
every sense of the word. 
They are apt to be persons of peculiarly isolated 
characters, living out their own ideals, with little or no 
regard for public opinion, living in and acting from 
themselves wholly. They will act out the mental and 
physical conditions created by the positions of the lower 
planets, unless immediate and constant restraint is 
thrown around them, except so far as their own reason 
and conscience controls them. 
Their only religion is a desire to do as they would be 
done by. They have a natural love for a community 
of interests and conditions that would enable them to 
act out their nature without restraint. 
This polarity gives some tendency to weakness of the 
functions of the heart and weakness of the lungs. 
t (Sagittarius), with the Moon in ny ( Virgo). 
This polarity results from the parents having a 
special care for the nourishment and preservation of 
their bodily condition, also from love of harmony, and 
interest in or devotion to music. Such children incline 
to be natural intuitive musicians, and with favoring 
planetary conditions they have a disposition to the 
medical profession. 
This polarity usually gives fine discrimination in 
mathematics, mechanics, architecture, and the fine arts. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF SAGITTARIUS. 
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and sometimes in languages. It refines the tastes, and 
gives love of harmony; but if their combativeness is 
aroused, or if they should be forced out of their normal 
course in life, it would create irritability and a disposi- 
tion to exact of others unreasonable things; and they 
would manifest morbid, restless nervous conditions, 
affecting both body and mind. 
If they are led into intellectual pursuits, they will be 
over-critical in demanding exactness. It harmonizes 
and assists the prophetic powers of the Sagittarius 
nature. It gives them somewhat of a materialistic and 
executive tendency; but if turned into occult or spir- 
itualistic channels, it will assist in that direction. 
This polarity indicates a tendency to weakness of the 
digestive system. 
f (Sagittarius), icith the Moon in (Libra). 
This polarity comes from a strong desire on the part 
of the parents to foresee and know the future in some 
direction. It creates in the child fine intuitions, keen 
and quick perceptions, and ability to quickly weigh 
everything in the balance of reason, and decide with 
accuracy. It so modifies the Sagittarius nature, that 
it is scarcely perceptible from external actions, unless 
planetary conditions unite to give it intensity. The 
person is usually cool and quiet, yet prompt and active 
in mind and body. It gives a fine business mind, with 
adaptability to thought, education, and science, and 
maintains the independence of the Sagittarius nature. 
If planetary conditions contribute a strong sex pas- 
sion, it then lends its force in that direction. In such. 176 
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cases, parents need to guard children carefully against 
self-abuse, and instruct them in regard to its evil re- 
sults ; and unless the most careful vigilance is exercised, 
self-injury or destruction will be highly probable. The 
first symptom of activity in this direction is a disposi- 
tion to sleep excessively, with excited activity when 
awake, and general recklessness of habits. They will 
also have a ravenous and enormous appetite. In this 
case useful physical labor is necessary, and exciting 
music should be prohibited. 
This polarity gives some tendency to liver derange- 
ments and weakness of back and kidneys. 
$ {/Sagittarius), with the Moon in up {Scorpio). 
This polarity springs from the parents’ pride of per- 
sonal ability and success, and endows the child with a 
positive, determined character, a great deal of pride, 
and considerable conventionality; a disposition to be 
hard and sarcastic in language, and very external in 
thought and action. Persons of this polarity incline 
to be laboring men and women, with a great ideal of 
attainment and personal ability, yet lack that judg- 
ment and reliability that would give success in such 
attainments. 
They have a high temper and large combativeness ; 
and young men, unless of very fine organic quality, 
are apt to be belligerent. They are strong and impet- 
uous, have a kind heart, but are unable to express it. 
They are easily led by associates into almost anything. 
Careful culture and refinement are necessary to this 
nature. Persons of this polarity have great power to 
resist disease. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF SAGITTARIUS. 
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$ (Sagittarius), with the Moon in / (Sagittarius). 
This results from a harmonious and active mind and 
body on the part of the parents. It makes the child 
well-balanced, free, independent, liberal, and rather 
careless, yet prompt and industrious. It gives har- 
monious balance to the mental and physical powers, 
with a mind clear and decisive, and well adapted to 
almost any pursuit indicated by planetary conditions. 
They are little affected by surroundings, have large 
continuity, and are faithful in domestic life. 
This polarity gives no liability to disease other than 
those peculiar to the Sagittarius nature. 
f (Sagittarius), with the Moon in VS (Capricorn). 
This indicates that the parents’ mind was very act- 
ive in prosecuting some business. It produces a child 
with an excellent business mind, abounding in plans 
and schemes, and adapts them more for general prin- 
ciples than minutiae, and turns them away from social 
and domestic thoughts and inclinations. It gives high 
aspirations in a business direction, and a disposition to 
make everything bend to that end. 
This polarity gives great love of music, though 
gentlemen are not apt to follow it as a profession, 
while ladies are. It gives love of grandeur and ele- 
gance, but decreases conjugality somewhat; yet if 
they marry, they are apt to turn everything into busi- 
ness channels. It gives order and harmony to the 
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it will give taste and refinement and grandeur in that 
direction. It increases the liability to weakness of 
the lungs, and such persons should be careful to keep a 
good appetite. 
t (Sagittarius), with the Moon in zz (Aquarius). 
This comes from the parents’ disposition to please 
society and the public. It gives a child great ability 
to deal with the public, keen perceptions and intui- 
tions in business, and adapts the person to quickly form 
pleasant and profitable acquaintances. Such persons 
are specially adapted to fill positions as salesmen or 
business agents, and usually are very successful in 
money-making, but need a consort to help them keep 
it: for unless they take extra care to restrain the 
sexual feelings (which are very strong), they will be 
apt to blur or impair their intuitional faculties, when 
by over-confidence in business associates and unwise 
investments they will come to grief. 
They are constantly liable to over-exert themselves 
physically; and if there is more than one planet in 
25 (Cancer), will be liable to have consumption. 
It is hard to bind these persons to a narrow sphere 
of use. The concentrated language of the nature of 
this polarity is a public business executor; and ladies 
of this polarity could never be satisfied with a mere 
domestic life; therefore, they should always have a 
business education. This polarity indicates some lia- 
bility to rheumatic troubles, and increases the ten- 
dency to diseases common to the Sagittarius nature. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF SAGITTARIUS. 
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$ (Sagittarius), with the Moon in X {Pisces). 
There are two conditions in the parents’ mind which 
produce this polarity: one where mechanical thought 
is active; the other, where the mind is both studious 
and restless. 
The child will be anxious and careful in whatever 
direction his attention is turned. They are usually 
faithful and industrious, but inclined to be worrisome, 
fretful, and restless in all conditions of servitude. 
This may extend to the conjugal relation, yet they are 
faithful to the marriage vow. They are hard-working 
mechanics, and not inclined to many changes. 
If planetary conditions should turn their minds to 
study, they will be hard students; yet it is seldom 
that Sagittarius, under any polarity, makes practical 
students who excel in literary professions. It gives 
an inclination to concentrate their energies to a more 
limited sphere than any other polarity. Such children 
should have a first-class education. 
It indicates tendency to nervous affections and brain 
diseases. CHAPTER XV. 
THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF CAPRICORN. 
Vj (Capricorn), with the Moon in T {Aries). 
This shows that the parents’ minds were intensely 
interested in some business speculation where high 
attainments were expected and a determined will was 
active in its accomplishment. 
It usually produces a child of fine organic quality; 
an active brain, full of speculative ideas and plans, 
and a very tenacious mind to carry them out. 
It increases the pride and aspiration of Capricorn; 
and, if properly balanced, gives great ability in mak- 
ing plans, and persistence in carrying them out, and a 
disposition to be coercive. They are very tenacious in 
the belief that their ideas are right, and are inclined to 
force them into operation. Their ideas of intellectual 
attainment are high, and they have a good deal of 
egotism in every department of life. 
They are quite incapable of working out the minu- 
tiae of things, but have an unbending will in what- 
ever direction their mind may be led. They are quite 
materialistic in their tendencies. This polarity in- 
creases the musical talent and ideality, and gives aver- 
sion to being bound by law, rule, or custom, further 
than inclination sanctions ; also tenacity in everything 
they undertake. 
This polarity would indicate tendency to nerve and 
brain difficulties. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF CAPRICORN. 
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VS (Capricorn), with the Moon in b (Taurus). 
This polarity is usually due to high parental aspira- 
tions toward the medical profession. It gives the child 
a very persistent mind, with conservative ideas of church 
principles and social customs. It gives sanguine and 
ardent feelings, and inclination and adaptation to a 
medical course of study. They are very sensitive to 
the mental conditions of others, and have good percep- 
tions of future events, and will have spiritualistic ten- 
dencies unless planetary or other conditions prevent. 
They incline to follow their feelings, and usually lack 
proper sexual control. When the mental nature pre- 
dominates, they are apt to be earnest and zealous in 
educational interests and everything relating to the 
elevation of humanity, with tendencies to found insti- 
tutions making new departures in the culture of mind 
and body. 
This polarity gives tendency to affections of the 
lymphatic system. 
VS (Capricorn), ivith the Moon in II (Gemini).. 
This indicates that the parents’ mind was exalted 
through attainments in educational or oratorical direc- 
tions, and gives the child a very studious and intensely 
active mind. It contributes to the love of science, 
literature, and oratory, and sets the Capricorn nature 
at work organizing and laying plans in those direc- 
tions. It often creates ideals beyond their capability 
of execution and sometimes what would be called air- 
castles. 182 
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It gives good language and increases their ability for 
public speaking, and aids largely in musical attainments, 
but inclines them to dissatisfaction in the domestic circle. 
This polarity indicates a tendency to nerve and 
bronchial affections. 
VS {Capricorn), ivith the Moon in 95 {Cancer). 
This polarity arises from high aspirations and encour- 
aging prospects on the part of the parents regarding 
the attainment of elegance and grandeur in their home 
life and surroundings. It turns the mind of the child 
into similar channels, giving high aspirations for beauty, 
elegance, and grandeur in their domestic life, and bril- 
liant accomplishments in their companion and children. 
It increases the economical tendencies, sometimes 
inclining to parsimoniousness, but always imparting a 
prudential and somewhat selfish regard for self, home, 
and family. It aids Capricorn in the minutiae of busi- 
ness life and trade. It increases the susceptibilities of 
the sex nature, and if planetary conditions are strong 
in that direction, will frequently lead to sexual abuses. 
Parents should therefore use great care in properly 
warning and instructing these children. It adds to the 
mechanical abilities, and in some cases in connection 
with planetary influence it so changes the Capricorn 
nature that it appears more like Cancer. 
There is indicated by this polarity some liability to 
diseases of the stomach and lungs. 
VS {Capricorn), with the Moon in Si {Leo). 
This polarity comes from the parents’ high ideals of 
success, with inclination to gratify the appetites ' and THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF CAPRICORN. 
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passions, but sometimes from zealous religious convic- 
tions or devoted love on the part of the negative parent. 
It turns the child’s mind into an ideal world, and inclines 
them to be led by the feelings, appetites, and passions in 
nil directions, and to be restless under control or self- 
restraint. They are spontaneous in their actions, and 
ardent and zealous in everything they do, unless counter- 
balanced by planetary conditions. 
Parents should exercise the greatest vigilance over 
children of this polarity, and instruct and guard them 
in every way, especially impressing them with the 
sacredness of the sex function. 
When this nature is brought under intellectual re- 
straints or aided by planetary conditions, it gives a 
bright, kind, and philanthropic person, zealous in good 
works, and full of plans for the protection of the poor 
and needy; they are apt to be too liberal with their 
money for their own good. They have adaptation to 
the ministry, with great zeal and devotion to their 
calling. 
This polarity affects the circulatory system and some- 
what the digestive organs. 
Vj (Capricorn), with the Moon in [Virgo). 
This usually results from the parents’ mind being 
elated over musical success or attainments. 
It endows the child with great love of harmony, 
beauty, and elegance, so that they are apt to live in 
an ideal world, far beyond the average attainment in 
this; yet they love to sit in quiet meditation and com- 
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They are apt to be unhappy in marriage from failing 
to realize the love, harmony, and happiness they have 
ideally pictured themselves. The polarity weakens the 
sexual nature, but increases its activity when this in- 
clination is dominant. The four leading characteristics 
of this nature, which are determined by planetary con- 
ditions, are : first, sex inclination; second, intuition ; 
third, harmony ; fourth, discrimination. 
These persons are fine judges of the qualities of 
things, and also have poetic and artistic tendencies and 
abilities, and sometimes incline to novel-writing. If 
planetary conditions predispose to educational pursuits, 
they will have excellent analytical and mathematical 
abilities, and often fitness for the study and practice of 
medicine. 
This polarity indicates a tendency to weakness of 
the digestive organs. 
VS (Capricorn), with the Moon in [Libra). 
This results from an elated feeling on the part of 
the positive parent, whose mind from some cause had 
been turned into the interior and spiritual to interro- 
gate the future. 
It produces a child with the usual active brain of 
Capricorn, and turns all that activity into the interior 
and intuitive faculties. 
Their plans and arrangements are usually very prac. 
tical and carefully balanced, so as to make them suc- 
cessful. 
They are quick and bright in their intuitions, 
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tic life. It adapts one to literary pursuits, public 
speaking, or holding office under government, corpo- 
rations, etc. They have a great deal of foresight, 
and are natural adherents to metaphysical and spir- 
itual thoughts, and often discern events before they 
happen. 
It gives adaptability in any direction in which the 
mind may be turned. 
This polarity indicates some tendency to diseases of 
liver and kidneys. 
VS (Capricorn), with the Moon in TT[_ [Scorpio). 
This polarity comes from the parents’ minds being 
turned in the direction of literary attainments or 
matters of public policy, and gives the child a positive 
tendency of nature. 
It intensifies anger, so that when they are once 
offended with persons they want nothing more to do 
with them; yet have great power to hide their feel- 
and use them well. 
It gives dignity of character, with more inclination 
to write their thoughts than to speak them. It 
increases the sexual inclination, and contributes to 
conventionalism, and is apt to develop a command- 
ing positiveness and hardness in the person’s char- 
acter. 
It increases the innate aversion of Capricorn to 
manual labor, and gives a concealed pride of person 
and ability. 
This polarity does not indicate any special tendency 
to disease other than, perhaps, to gout. 186 
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Vq (Capricorn), with the Moon in t (Sagittarius). 
This comes from parental conditions of great energy 
of mind and body. 
The child will have great mental activity and incline 
to act on the first thought, constantly executing the 
ideas of Capricorn without maturing them or making 
them practical; consequently their life is apt to be one 
of business failure and mistake. 
Because of their love of grandeur and elegance they 
will be very extravagant and lack due appreciation of 
the value of money. 
If such persons had millions of dollars at their com- 
mand, they would quickly squander it, and be poorT 
unless they had a rigid drill while young in economy 
and utilitarian habits. Parents should make industry 
and economy the most prominent ideas in the education 
of such children, otherwise they will be full of wild, 
speculative plans that will amount to nothing. 
It gives love of music, musical talent, and oratory. 
It makes them kind and full of good works, \et they 
like to have those works known and appreciated. It 
gives great activity to the sexual nature, and liabilities 
to abuse in that direction, also restlessness and dis- 
satisfaction in the domestic relations. 
They are inclined to be boss, ever seeking to com- 
mand rather than to serve. Their liability to disease is 
mainly a tendency to affections of the muscular system. 
V? (Capricorn), with the Moon in (Capricorn}. 
This polarity comes from well-regulated, successful, 
and all-absorbing business pursuits on the part of the T1IE TWELVE POLARITIES OF CAPRICORN. 
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parents. It gives the child a clear, active brain and 
continuity of purpose to carry forward whatever they 
begin. They are not adapted to physical labor, as the 
sign depends upon the head, and adapts them to gen- 
eral business plans, management, etc. It gives great 
love of order, harmony, and elegance, and qualifications 
to maintain such surroundings. It makes them very 
independent, and indisposed to confidential or intimate 
friendships : they are like a star standing alone and 
shining from its own apparently self-generated light, 
which is wholly turned upon business and educational 
subjects. It gives power of self-control in sexual and 
all other directions. Family life with such is a second- 
ary consideration, yet they are disposed to make things 
harmonious in that direction : but ladies of this polarity 
would do well not to marry unless they can marry 
wealthy ; for unless greatly aided by favorable planetary 
conditions, they would not be satisfied with the duties 
of domestic life. 
This nature is favorably inclined toward the church 
and accepted religious opinions, but is disposed to op- 
pose progressive religious ideas. They partake in a 
general way of the nature as described in Capricorn, 
and are not especially inclined to disease unless it be 
affections of the joints. 
VS (Capricorn), with, the Moon in zz (Aquarius). 
This results from the parents’ political or other 
attainments or successes in a public sphere, and gives 
an active, restless nature to the child, with pride of 
personal appearance, and adapts them for dealing with 188 
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the many. Such could not be satisfied with a country 
or lonely life, and ladies would be dissatisfied with the 
domestic sphere. 
It gives keen perceptions as to what would please 
or displease the public, adaptation for wholesale and 
retail mercantile pursuits, and for organizing corpora- 
tive interests, societies, etc. It also gives some taste 
for political economy. It turns the thoughts away 
from domestic life, yet there is love of having a home 
and family; but unless their home can be fashionable 
or aristocratic in its pertainings, it would not satisfy. 
It would be better for ladies of this polarity not to 
marry, but to engage in whatever sphere of public life 
the planets may indicate. Special drill is necessary for 
young ladies in regard to chastity, and great care 
should be taken to impress upon their minds the use 
and sacredness of the sex function; otherwise there is 
much danger of their being inclined to promiscuity. 
This polarity indicates increased tendency to rheu- 
matic difficulties. 
V? (Capricorn), with the Moon in X (Pisces). 
This comes from a tenacious, industrious mental con- 
dition on the part of the parents, and produces a child 
of very persevering and industrious habits ; studious and 
economical, loving science and general knowledge, but 
over-anxious about success in life. It counteracts much 
of the tendency of Capricorn to generalize, and largely 
binds the whole character down to special uses. 
Ladies are apt to be dissatisfied and restless in the 
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character and action. It aids mechanical genius, and 
gives beauty and elegance to the fruits of such labor. 
It makes a good general superintendent in any kind of 
business. 
In some cases it would lead to penuriousness, and 
often they feel that the more they have, the more they 
want. It favors professional life in whatever way 
planetary conditions indicate. 
This polarity gives tendency to brain and nerve 
difficulties. CHAPTER XVI. 
THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF AQUARIUS. 
xr [Aquarius), with the Moon in [Aries). 
This polarity indicates that the parents were very 
persistent in prosecuting some business. It produces in 
the child a very decided character, being disposed to 
push any issue to the greatest extreme. It makes a 
stubborn, quiet nature, indisposed to communicate their 
plans and ideas to others, and inclined to control in 
whatever sphere they are in. 
Ladies are disposed to lead in the home and domestic 
life, or else have their own sphere of business occupa- 
tion. It gives great self-control in every department of 
life, especially in the sexual nature. 
This polarity indicates a tendency to neuralgic and 
brain difficulties. 
zz (.Aquarius), with the Moon in % [Taurus). 
This results from the parents’ strong admiration of 
nature in its varied forms, and creates in the child a 
love of farming and agricultural interests, love of 
animals, and a disposition to deal in stock, as they will 
be good judges of cattle and horses. 
If planetary conditions take them into the profes- 
sions, they incline to the medical, and enjoy a medical 
course of study. 
It makes one exceedingly sensitive to physical and 
mental surroundings, and gives unparalleled ability to THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF AQUARIUS. 
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judge of human and animal nature. They are very 
active and practical in business, and industrious in all 
the minutiae of life. They are loving and harmonious 
companions, and very faithful and devoted wives, over- 
anxious about those under their care and about having 
abundant supplies for the needs of life. 
It increases the liabilities to rheumatic and nerve 
difficulties, also to indigestion. 
zz (Aquarius), ivith the Moon in il (Gemini). 
This polarity shows that the parents were very active 
in business life, tending to intellectual uses. This 
gives the child a love of intellectual pursuits, good lan- 
guage, and inclination toward public speaking. They 
will be interested in educational matters and political 
affairs; will have mechanical skill and love to excel in 
whatever they undertake. As students they are quick 
to comprehend, but not apt to adopt a confining literary 
profession. 
Ladies of this polarity are very industrious and 
economical housewives, carrying their neatness and 
care to inconvenient extremes. They are adapted to 
the pursuit of millinery, dressmaking, trade in fancy 
goods, and similar occupations, having refinement and 
order in all they do. 
The polarity increases the nervous tendencies of 
Aquarius. 
zz (Aquarius), with the Moon in 25 (Cancer). 
This comes from the parents’ over-anxiety and care 
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a child very nervous and sensitive. Great care has to 
be taken of such children, in order to raise them. 
They ought not to be nursed by old people, or by per- 
sons of a lower or grosser nature than the parents. 
They are very susceptible to the diseased conditions of 
others, and will be through life. 
They will be very industrious and economical, carry- 
ing their economy into the very smallest things, and 
hoarding up and saving everything. It weakens self- 
control in the sexual nature, so that they are liable to 
be led by associates into abuses and excesses in that 
direction. They have great firmness, yet are easily 
led if their inclinations coincide. Ladies make over- 
devoted wives, especially in the direction of econo- 
mizing and providing. It contributes to the love of 
knowledge in whatever direction the planets may in- 
dicate or lead the mind. 
This polarity gives some tendency to diseases of the 
chest, tumorous affections, etc. 
zz (Aquarius), with the Moon in 51 (Leo). 
This polarity comes from the parents’ deep and 
spontaneous love nature. It produces a child of great 
kindness and sympathy, having a devotion amounting 
almost to worship in the love relations ; very zealous 
in religion ; best adapted for country and farm life, as 
they are too tender-hearted for city dealing. 
They are liable to be deceived and misled in love 
affairs, and to have their lives blighted by infidelity in 
others. It gives activity to their love nature, either in 
conjugality or promiscuity. They are liable to make THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF AQUARIUS. 
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mistakes from being over-zealous, and will be in danger 
of nervous dyspepsia, palpitation and rheumatism of 
the heart, and other cardiac difficulties. 
Such persons are easily led by associates, and are sus- 
ceptible to psychological control, and are liable to 
extremes, being at times very positive in having their 
own way, and then again easily led by others, and 
especially if their own inclination should partially 
coincide. 
zz [Aquarius), with the Moon in ny (Virgo). 
This polarity shows that the minds of the parents 
were turned to the consideration and study of hygiene 
and of nature. It gives the child a clear*logical mind; 
faithfulness in service ; pride of personal abilities; sen- 
sitiveness in regard to the opinions of others; fine 
mechanical abilities; adaptation to trade; love of 
farming, with kindness to animals. 
The polarity also gives a tendency to the study of 
anatomy, physiology, and hygiene, and carefulness in 
their diet and habits. Their handwriting inclines to 
be clear and plain, using but few words, yet making 
those few express a great deal. They are also disposed 
to make critical and clear points in their arguments 
and reasonings. They have large ideality, good mathe- 
matical talents, are economical and saving, and some- 
times penurious. Under some circumstances they might 
incline to epicurean habits. 
They have a strong sex nature, but great power of 
self-control, and make faithful husbands and wives. 
Parents should, so far as practicable, avoid the pun- 
ishment of such children; teach them the right course 194 
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of life, in a kind and sympathetic manner, and they 
will rarely depart from it. 
This polarity inclines to the practical uses of life in 
every department. It gives great vitativeness; but 
when the vitality is depleted, they are liable to nervous 
diseases of the digestive system. 
xr (Aquarius), ivith the Moon in (Libra). 
This polarity indicates that the parents were quick 
and good judges of character, with a disposition to look 
into and judge of the future. The child will be keen, 
quick, accurate, and discriminative in weights, meas- 
ures, qualities, and conditions; and being governed by 
intuition, will exhibit superior mental qualities. Such 
will have ability and foresight in whatever pursuit 
they may engage in; also natural occult or spirit- 
ualistic powers and frequent visions of things to 
come. 
This polarity indicates a tendency to diseases of the 
reproductive organs, liver, and reins. 
~r (Aquarius), with the Moon in Tip (Scorpio). 
This polarity indicates that the paternal mind was 
hard, tenacious, and active in business. It gives the 
child special adaptation to trade, with an aptitude to 
drive bargains without much feeling in the matter, im- 
parting a good degree of selfishness to their business 
nature, with quick, strong temper when aroused, and a 
tendency to remember injuries received, and to be some- 
what revengeful therefor. Unless well disciplined, they 
will be disposed to overreaching and dishonesty. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF AQUARIUS. 
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The polarity inclines one to be somewhat hard and 
unaccommodating in family life, and weakens their 
self-control in sexual directions, but counteracts much 
of the sensitiveness of the Aquarius nature. It aids in 
literary, educational, or public life, if planetary condi- 
tions are favorable to such pursuits: it also strength- 
ens the conservative inclinations. 
This polarity adds no special liability to disease, only 
as it may affect the heart and circulatory system. 
{Aquarius), with the Moon in f (Sagittarius). 
This polarity results from the minds of the parents 
being much occupied in the executive part of their 
nature, and engaged or interested in matters pertaining 
to public meetings, speaking, etc. It makes the child 
intensely active in physical or mental pursuits, and 
leads them to speak and act without due thought or 
preparation; in short, to be too hasty and premature 
for their own good, and very liable to overdo whatever 
they undertake. They have a keen conventional sense 
of right and wrong; an active religious nature, and 
adaptation to public speaking and the ministry; are 
also predisposed toward political economy: it gives fine 
mechanical abilities and assists in the sphere of art. 
This nature will be industrious in whatever depart- 
ment they engage, but incline more to be executive 
than studious. They have great concentrativeness and 
intense excitability, which extends to combativeness 
and the sex activities. It increases the love of home 
and family, and gives a desire to be loved, cared for, 
and caressed. It makes devoted wives, neat and orderly 
in everything they do. 196 
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Parents should exercise a careful restraint over the 
activities of these children, establishing a rule of life 
and drill to secure regular periods of rest, the observ- 
ance of which should be rigidly enforced. They should 
be taught to control their hasty speech, and to consider 
more carefully their language and abrupt manner, and 
to be more self-containing, restrained, and conservative 
of their energies which they are so prone to waste in 
excessive and ill-considered action, — often to the ex- 
tent of their own destruction. They should be espe- 
cially instructed and impressed regarding the terrible 
consequences of the abuse of the sex function; and great 
method and persistency must be employed to induce 
and encourage them to study, otherwise they are apt to 
fail in the acquisition of even an ordinary education. 
The polarity indicates a tendency to rheumatic and 
muscular diseases. 
zz [Aquarius), with the Moon in VS (Capricorn). 
This polarity indicates that the parents were deeply 
interested or engaged in the endeavor to bring some 
musical or other general interest or business idea be- 
fore the people. It makes the child active, nervous, 
and excitable in both brain and body. It gives incli- 
nation and adaptability for public and political life ; 
also fitness for mercantile pursuits, with a preference 
for wholesale and large general transactions. Such 
persons, whether men or women, would be uneasy and 
dissatisfied, unless in some sphere affording opportuni- 
ties for great activity of both mind and body. 
The polarity gives a tendency to nervous and rheu- 
matic difficulties. 197 
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zz (Aquarius), with the Moon in zz (Aquarius). 
This polarity indicates that the minds of the parents 
were very active and well disciplined in some public 
capacity or business pursuit. It gives the child an ac- 
tive, prompt, and positive mind, with clear perceptions 
as to a definite business or public career. They will 
be independent, but frank and expressive, and display 
great discretion and wisdom. 
Being polarized in their native sign or innate quality, 
it intensifies and harmonizes the Aquarius nature, caus- 
ing their character to stand out clear, bright, and inde- 
pendent, making them good representatives of this sign 
of the zodiac. They are apt to select and confine them- 
selves to some particular pursuit in life, usually some 
branch of trade that brings them into intimate relations 
with the people. 
This polarity lessens the liability to the diseases spe- 
cially characterized by the sign Aquarius. 
xr [Aquarius), with the Moon in X (Pisces). 
This polarity comes from the mental qualifications 
and studious tendencies of the parents, from their great 
desire for knowledge; also from great carefulness and 
perplexities in business matters. It gives the child 
great perseverance, activity, and carefulness, adapting 
them to mental rather than physical labor. They 
will love books and incline to literary pursuits. It 
gives a high sense of honor and integrity of charac- 
ter, but imparts a degree of anxiety concerning their 
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tary conditions, some of the above indications may be 
reversed, leading them to intrigue and dishonesty. 
This polarity leads the mind into the minutiae and de- 
tails of things, giving inclination to manufacturing and 
mechanics. It usually gives a sense and habit of econ- 
omy; but if inverted or obstructed in its natural ex- 
pression, it may lead to recklessness of character. 
This polarity indicates a tendency to nervous debility. CHAPTER XVII. 
THE TWELVE POLAKITIES OF PISCES. 
X (Pisces), with the Moon in CY5 (Aries). 
This polarity is the result of determined but some- 
what inharmonious conditions on the part of the parents. 
It produces an active, restless, but very determined na- 
ture in the child, who will be self-willed, headstrong, 
positive, and hard to govern; can be coaxed more easily 
than driven. 
This polarity adds somewhat to the love of knowl- 
edge common to Pisces, gives strength, self-reliance, 
and self-control; yet there is danger of overdoing and 
weakening the nervous system, on account of the high 
tension of this nature; and especially is this true of 
females. Parents should restrain such children, and 
while very young train them to habits of moderation, 
and also impress upon their minds the importance of 
taking care of the body. 
This polarity increases the liability of brain difficul- 
ties and uterine displacements. 
X (Pisces), with the Moon in (Taurus). 
This polarity springs from a combative disposition 
on the part of the parents where there is external con- 
formity and submission caused by an internal desire to do 
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nally quiet and easy, yet wlio is interiorly active, with 
strong desires and feelings, intense love of nature, and 
adaptation to the medical profession and natural scien- 
ces. It intensifies the natural honor and integrity of the 
Pisces nature, making them considerate of the welfare 
of others as well as of their own. It gives adaptation 
to agricultural and floral pursuits; makes them very 
persistent in all things, with an intellectual bias of 
mind. They are hygienic by nature, but subject at 
times to melancholy. 
Parents should give such children every opportunity 
for reasonable enjoyment, and encourage them in social 
exercise, as they are inclined to be old men and women 
while yet young; therefore parents should strive to 
counteract that tendency in order to promote their 
physical growth and preserve them in the spontaneity 
and joyousness of childhood. 
They are very sensitive to the spheres of others and 
to surrounding conditions, and on that account often 
isolate themselves from the world, choosing some 
quiet occupation where they can remain in obscurity, 
finding their chief pleasure in quiet musings and the 
study of nature and books. 
These persons might easily incline to the idea and 
study of alchemy as entertained by the ancients. 
They are not apt to marry, yet have great love of the 
opposite sex, and would be kind and sympathetic if 
harmoniously mated. Their mind is turned to the 
interior of self and nature. 
This polarity indicates good vitativeness, with some 
liability to diseases of the lymphatic system. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF PISCES. 
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X (Pisces), with the Moon in n (Gemini). 
This polarity comes from a measure of inharmony 
on the part of the parents, which is largely on account 
of an over-devotion to investigation and study. It 
creates in the child a great love of knowledge and dis- 
position to usefulness, giving mechanical ability ; also a 
tendency to the arts and sciences, and an inclination to 
public speaking. It intensifies the activities of the 
Pisces nature, and, if they are restrained, they are 
liable to melancholy, morbid broodings and dyspepsia. 
It lessens their continuity, and increases the anxious, 
worrying nature. 
Such children should have as complete an education 
as it is in the power of the parents to give them, also 
a special education in the pursuit to which they are 
best adapted, as indicated by planetary conditions ; 
they should likewise be taught to look on the bright 
side of things, and encouraged in the cultivation qf a* 
joyous, happy spirit. Impress them with the fact that 
it is weak and unworthy to indulge in forebodings and 
morbid imaginings, and thus counteract some of the 
unfavorable tendencies with which they have been 
endowed. If they have strong sex proclivities, exer- 
cise great care in duly impressing them with the disas- 
trous consequences of abuses in that direction. In all 
tilings keep the bright side of life before them. 
This polarity indicates liability to brain difficulties 
and abnormal nervous restlessness. 202 
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X (Pisces), with the Moon in 25 (Cancer). 
This polarity results from inharmony between the 
parents concerning the maintenance of home and family. 
The child will have a very sensitive nature, and a dis- 
position to excessive industry, that will lead them to 
overtax their strength. They will also be inclined to 
penuriousness. They have great love of knowledge, 
with a desire for the prosperity of educational institu- 
tions, and for all facilities essential for the education 
of the family and the improvement of home interests. 
They tend to generalize rather than enter into the 
minutiae of things, but will have fitness for mechanical 
and manufacturing interests, and possibly to agricul- 
tural pursuits. They have a strong and persistent will, 
and are disinclined to work under others, but choose 
rather to carry on business for themselves. 
It makes them very sensitive to the influence of the 
opposite sex, and this should be guarded against. 
This polarity gives a clear, deductive mind, and in 
many cases adaptation to scientific pursuits and pro- 
fessional life. It gives some liability to inflammation of 
the digestive organs, tumorous affection; also to neural- 
gia and nervous diseases. 
X (Pisces), with the Moon in Cl (Leo). 
This polarity springs from inharmony between the 
parents, mainly on account of the lack of a due expres- 
sion of love on the part of one or both. It usually 
gives the child an abundance of sex power, and conse- TI1E TWELVE POLARITIES OF PISCES. 
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quently great vitality, and greater inclination to conju- 
gality than sex relations. They will have a high ideal 
of unity, love, and harmony, and strong disposition 
towards a soul union. If this is realized, it will give 
them great intellectual and spiritual power, and a dis- 
position to work for the elevation of humanity, and to 
promote the common good in all ways. 
They are studious and incline to Oriental and meta- 
physical philosophies, and to the occult sciences in gen- 
eral. They are, however, liable to mistakes in the 
bestowal of their love and friendship, being kind- 
hearted, fraternal, and confiding, and disappointments 
in this direction, and also in financial matters, may 
invert their good qualities, making them penurious, 
excitable, and morbidly sensitive, getting easily irritated 
or angry at opposition and failure. The selfish and 
grasping side of their nature then becomes dominant. 
This nature inclines somewhat to isolation and to 
extremes in directions governed by unfavorable plane- 
tary conditions. 
There would be in this polarity some tendency to 
dissipation on account of discouragement. They would 
also be liable to diseases of the heart. 
X (Pisces), with the Moon in try ( Virgo). 
This polarity usually results from disagreement be- 
tween the parents in matters pertaining to the treat- 
ment of the sick, methods of cooking, or from lack of 
discrimination and order. 
This gives the child a love for mathematical problems 
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be positive and exacting, and are very difficult to please. 
They have clear, logical minds, and incline to the nat- 
ural sciences, and if planetary conditions are favorable, 
it gives them adaptation to the medical profession. 
They have a tendency to agriculture and fine intuitions 
relative to the raising of children, domestic animals, 
etc.: other things being favorable, it adds inspirational 
power. 
Such children should have special care in their educa- 
tion, and be trained to that occupation to which they 
are best suited, as indicated by planetary conditions. 
They should be warned against selfishness, and im- 
pressed with the importance of rendering their home 
life harmonious and happy. 
Planetary conditions may aid them in artistic and 
musical attainments or lead them into sexual excesses. 
Their liability as relates to disease would be a tendency 
to dyspepsia. 
X (Pisces), with the Moon in =0= (Libra). 
This polarity is often the result of a protracted ill- 
ness on the part of the mother, the mind of the father 
being turned to the interior in hopeful watchfulness, 
and waiting for such changes as time may bring. 
This creates in the child (if a male) a deep, quiet, 
thoughtfulness, with foresight, carefulness, and fore- 
thought for everything, and an indisposition to take 
counsel from any one. Their life will be mainly under 
control of planetary conditions, the influence of which 
will be manifest in the direction which their intuitions 
take. They possess considerable interior nature, and 
incline to poetic and literary pursuits. THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF PISCES. 
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If the child is a female, it turns the nature into the 
exterior, and gives more of a masculine than feminine 
mind, making them positive, active, and frequently very 
expressive. Such persons love new ideas; are close 
students, and persistent in thought, reason, and inves- 
tigation ; are inclined to philosophy, largely material- 
istic, but bordering on spirituality. They are better 
adapted to business than domestic life. 
This polarity in the male indicates a tendency to 
torpidity of the liver and disease of the generative sys- 
tem ; in the female, liability to uterine displacements, 
kidney difficulties, and inflammation of the bowels. 
These persons must avoid nervous excitement, overdo- 
ing, and worriment of the mind. 
X (Pisces), with the Moon in rr[ (Scorpio). 
This polarity results from parental inharmony caused 
by the father’s mind being unduly engrossed in the 
externals of public or business life, somewhat to the 
neglect of the care of home and family. 
It gives the child a quiet and somewhat of a sullen 
temper; conventionality, selfishness, and pride of per- 
sonal abilities; love of great attainments in education, 
and adaptation to journalism. Such are not harmonous 
in family life, but incline to be hard, positive, and jeal- 
ous, lacking conjugality, and having their love nature 
turned into a desire for self-gratification • but this can 
be radically changed or modified by planetary condi- 
tions. They are usually good and faithful citizens, and 
tenacious supporters of established systems and institu- 
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Ladies of this sign are apt to be morbid, restless, and 
dissatisfied companions and housewives. They have 
strong sex endowments, and there is danger of their 
being injudicious in this direction. Mothers should ex- 
ercise great care with daughters of this nature, cultivat- 
ing the sentiment of conjugality, and impressing upon 
them the vital importance of chastity, and care in do- 
mestic matters. The children of this sign should have 
the advantages of a thorough education. 
This polarity indicates a tendency to nervous exhaus- 
tion through mental and sex activity. 
X (Pisces), with the Moon in f (Sagittarius). 
This polarity comes from intensified combativeness, 
or a strong will and determination to improve or change 
their conditions, on the part of the parents. 
It produces in the child a very active, restless nature, 
tending to extremes in every direction. They incline 
to be excitable, and even irritable, yet they have consid- 
erable power of self-control. They have good mechanical 
ability, also art tendencies, and an inclination to relig- 
ious thought and life. They incline to be very indus- 
trious, and on account of their great activity are apt to 
overtax their physical strength, and thus impair their 
health. Ladies of this polarity are apt to strain them- 
selves and bring on female weakness. This nature 
gives inclination to the public service, and some dispo- 
sition and fitness to public speaking. It increases the 
activity of the sex nature and the liability to its abuse. 
Parents should train these children to be thoughtful 
and careful in their speech and action, and to avoid THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF PISCES. 
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extremes in everything; also to keep their own secrets, 
to be careful of their bodies, and especially to be just 
in all departments of life, respecting the rights and 
feelings of others. 
This polarity indicates liability to weakness of the 
digestive organs, pleuritic pains, and weakness of the 
lungs. 
X (Pisces), with the Moon in VS (Capricorn). 
Tliis polarity arises from inharmony or difference of 
opinion, on the part of the parents, relative to some 
business idea or enterprise. 
This gives the child decided business talent, with in- 
clination to plan and speculate, and entertain more bus- 
iness schemes than can be brought to maturity, as they 
are disposed to deal with general principles rather than 
to outwork the minutiae, and consequently come short 
in many of their undertakings. 
With favoring planetary conditions, it gives love of 
music and the fine arts. Their love of knowledge in- 
clines to that which jDertains to business, and adapts 
them to be superintendents and managers, as they are 
disinclined to work with the hands. 
This polarity indicates some tendency to inflamma- 
tory rheumatism. 
X (Pisces), with the Moon in ~r (Aquarius). 
This polarity springs from parental in harmony, aris- 
ing from undue love of politics or society life. 
This turns the mind of the child away from domes- 
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dency of the Pisces nature. It gives them a bright, 
cheery habit of mind: they form acquaintances and 
make friends quickly, but are somewhat lacking in 
fidelity to friends. They are adapted to all kinds of 
mercantile pursuits, or business that brings them be- 
fore the public. They make good business agents and 
travelling salesmen. Their inhabitativeness is small, 
and their home is wherever they chance to be. Under 
some planetary conditions they would incline to profes- 
sional life. Ladies of this nature do not take kindly 
to the confinement of domestic duties. 
This polarity indicates a tendency to nervous and 
rheumatic difficulties. 
X (Pisces), with the Moon in X {Pisces). 
This arises either from a restless, struggling condi- 
tion on the part of the father, or from his entire indif- 
ference to the opposition of the wife ; or vice versa. 
This polarity causes the Pisces nature to stand out 
distinctly, but largely shut up within its own sphere. 
It somewhat increases the morbid, anxious tendencies 
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of Pisces, and gives a disinclination to launch out into 
new ventures. It gives activity and perseverance in 
whatever is undertaken, but lack of confidence in their 
own powers and abilities. The pursuits to which they 
are best adapted would be determined by planetary 
conditions. 
This polarity frequently gives morbid sex inclina- 
tions, and parents should have a care to warn such 
children of the serious consequences which always fol- 
low the abuse of this function. They should also have THE TWELVE POLARITIES OF PISCES. 
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a thorough business education in the direction indicated 
by planetary conditions. 
Their liabilities to disease arise more through melan- 
choly and fear of disease and death, than from any 
other cause. They are inclined to be troubled with 
dyspepsia, derangement of the liver and spleen, neu- 
ralgia, and pleuritis ; but these are mainly produced by 
melancholic imaginings. They should cultivate hope 
and cheerfulness, which will add much to the comfort 
of the many years they are likely to spend on earth, as 
they frequently live to a great age. CHAPTER XVIII. 
THE PLANETS. 
We shall treat of the planets as centres of specific 
creative forces and mental elements. 
Solar biology agrees with phrenology in ascribing to 
every part of the body its due and correspondent amount 
of mental force. Thus each of the twelve departments 
of the body has its own mental element, which finds its 
head in the solar plexus, or gray spot of brain matter 
(located at the spinal column, in the rear of the stomach) 
which rules digestion, and is also the seat of the intuitive 
faculty, and centre from which the body is built up 
and maintained. The organs of the cranium are also 
brought into existence through the agency of the solar 
plexus, as a necessary agent for the selection of proper 
food for the building up and control of the body in its 
physical relations; therefore the cranium relates almost 
wholly to the material world and its uses, while the 
solar plexus relates to the deep chemistry of nature, and 
stands directly related to the cause world, and is the 
medium through which the influence of the planets is 
transmitted to the body, and especially when they enter 
the signs representing the seven vital functions, and 
then they tend to produce physical force, animal in- 
stinct, and intuition. 
The animal world has in these functions only two 
active principles, viz., physical strength and instinct: 
the latter leads them to act as a delicate electro-vital THE PLANETS. 
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instrument or machine that is responsive to the creative 
forces acting through it. 
Man has the third principle, developed into what we 
call intuition, which faculty instructs the brain or intel- 
ligent principle of his mind, and not only impels him to 
act in harmony with nature, but brings into activity the 
spirit of wisdom, and frequently enables him to under- 
stand why he thus acts. Wisdom is the point of unity 
between the reasoning faculty, in the cranium, and the 
intuitive, in the solar plexus ; and the more perfect har- 
mony we find between those two principles, the more 
perfect will be the unfoldment of the person, and the 
more certain their success in whatever pursuit their 
intuition leads them to embrace. 
In delineating character, if we find a nature that is 
derived from the most positive parent (which nature 
is designated by the signs in which the sun and moon 
were at birth) to be wholly in the external or physical 
signs, and the planets to be in the internal or seven 
vital signs or functions of the body, we may safely say 
there is antagonism between the exterior and interior 
natures, and one will be apt to subjugate the other; 
and usually the exterior will subjugate the interior, 
and cause it to serve in the sensations only as a physi- 
cal power. Again, if the sign in which the earth was, 
at the time of a person’s birth, is interior, and the 
planets mainly in interior signs, and the polarization is 
in an exterior sign, then all will unite in expressing 
themselves on an exterior plane; but let the innate 
nature, or earth sign, be what it may, if the polarization 
accords mainly with the planetary conditions, then there 
will be a good degree of harmony existing in the nature. 212 
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The interior signs which accord most with the inner 
or intuitive nature are: first, in power and effect, 
Libra, which relates mainly to intuition and spiritual 
vision; second, Taurus, which relates to pure nature; 
third, Leo, which relates to love and emotion. Cancer 
relates somewhat to the intuitions, but is mainly limited 
to the family sphere. Virgo is also interior in its char- 
acter, but relates principally to the chemistry and har- 
mony of nature. Its intuitions unite directly with the 
mental faculties and physical functions, so that what- 
ever planet is found in Virgo, it will aid in uniting the 
intuitive with the intellectual or with the physical, 
according to the nature of the planet. 
When the planets in a nativity are mostly in the 
heads of the trinities, they relate more to generaliza- 
tions, love of education, and knowledge. 
The five serving functions relate wholly to externali- 
ties. Scorpio may also be counted largely an external 
function, unless either Mercury or Venus is in that sign, 
when it will acquire more of an interior nature. 
In judging of character it is important to observe if 
any of the planets were in the sign of one’s nativity; 
that is, in the same sign the earth was in at the time of 
their birth. In that event the innate quality is strength- 
ened and characterized by the nature of the planet in 
question, which adds its influence to the basic principle 
of their being, forming as it were a chemical or mag- 
netic combination with the qualities of their earth sign, 
thereby becoming more active and potent in their life. 
The next most important position of influence and 
power is when a planet is in the sign Leo (represent- 
ing the heart). This is very like being in the sign in THE PLANETS. 
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which a person was born, save that its influence is 
manifested more largely in their interior nature and 
less conspicuously in their basic or external character. 
The size and form of the body can usually be desig- 
nated by the position of the planets- as found in vital 
or non-vital signs. For instance, if the majority of the 
planets (that is, leaving out Saturn and Uranus) are 
in the seven vital signs, it will contribute to the length 
and size of the body over that of the limbs, and incline 
to a sedentary life, with the exception of persons born 
in Sagittarius. But if the majority of the planets were 
in the five serving functions or signs, then the domi- 
nancy will be in the length of the limbs, and the ten- 
dency of the person will be to active, physical exercise, 
and they will have more disposition to serve than to 
order and control, but will lack vitality, and be in 
danger of overdoing and suffering in consequence. 
Mercury gives strength and activity to that part of 
the body in which it is found. If in a very active func- 
tion, its energy will incline to overdo the innate 
strength, and give liability to exhaustion and disease 
of the function. Jupiter adds size and power to what- 
ever function it is in. These two planets have more to 
do with the physical organism than any of the others, 
with the possible exception of Venus. 
The seven planets, including the earth, embody and 
represent the seven creative principles, and impart all 
their power and quality to that part of the nature cor- 
responding to the sign in which they were at the time 
of the person’s birth, and all their influence upon the 
physical and mental nature of the individual should be 
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operates regularly on definite vital and physical func- 
tions, in accordance with their position at birth, and 
is distributed and characterized by these centres of dis- 
semination. 
ORDER AND HARMONY OF THE SEVEN VITAL FUNCTIONS. 
The vital functions, or centres, of the solar fluid 
representing the Grand Solar Man, as set forth in this 
science, for their highest order and harmony, occur in 
the follow sequence. See Diagram No. 1. 
Mercury in =£= (Libra). 
Venus in (Virgo). 
Earth in SI (Leo). 
Mars in Id (Cancer). 
Jupiter in n (Gemini). 
Saturn in S (Taurus). 
Uranus in T (Aries) 
The more nearly the planets are found, in any nativ- 
ity, in the above order, the more harmonious will the 
nature be; and could a man or woman be found with 
the planets in this order, we might expect to see a per- 
fect man or woman. See Diagram No. 6. 
When a planet is in the same sign with the earth at 
a child’s birth, then it may be said to rule the life and 
character more fully than it could in any other way, 
and should be set down as controlling the innate na- 
ture, and also as controlling that function of the body 
as well, thus giving it a double power; and should it 
at the same time be in its native position or home, as 
given above, it would then become the controlling prin- 
ciple of a person’s life, subjugating all others. But if 
a planet is in its native position, even though the earth 
is not in the same sign, its tendency is to dominate the 
character, and be an important factor in the life, under 
all circumstances. CHAPTER XIX. 
THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF MERCURY. 
$ (Mercury): its Function. 
Mercury, the youngest planet that we consider, is 
nearest the sun, and more physical in its nature and 
effects than any other. It adds physical strength to 
whatever sign or function it may be in. 
Its qualities are: first, those of the conserved sexual 
or reproductive elements; second, physical strength ; 
third, its mental characteristics, which are materialistic. 
Mercury controls all that pertains to sex desire, and* 
many marriages occur through the attractions of this 
planet. For instance, a person having Mercury in the 
sign in which one of the opposite sex was born, will be 
liable to strong sex attraction in that direction. Again, 
if a person had Mercury in Scorpio, they would perceive 
those of the opposite sex born in that sign as liable to 
be attracted to them. The sex impulses often lay hold 
of and carry the love nature captive, and thus many 
marriages are consummated ; but love of this kind is not 
apt to be lasting, and therefore these marriages are sel- 
dom harmonious and happy ones. This law of attrac- 
tion would hold good in whatever sign Mercury might 
be at the time of birth, giving sex attraction to those 
born in the same sign. 216 
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$ (Mercury) in T (Aries). 
This gives very strong brain power and great endur- 
ance in thought and study ; but in children it is apt to 
contribute morbid ideas concerning sexuality, and 
should they be led into excesses in that direction, it 
would give liability to insanity. Insanity might also 
result from lack of vitality. 
It gives strong materialistic tendencies to the person ; 
consequently a disinclination to recognize anything that 
does not come within the scope of the five senses. It 
gives special qualifications for a general business life, 
because it holds the mind down to a practical money- 
getting, bread-and-butter interest. 
$ (Mercury) in b (Taurus). 
This contributes to physical strength and to strong 
feelings and emotions, and also increases ideality in sex 
directions; gives inclination to sensual pleasures, and 
fear of pain; many times inclines to sensational indul- 
gence far beyond the endurance of the body; and is apt 
to create a hazy and illogical mental condition. 
In case of a good degree of mental harmony, it will 
take control of the baser principles of the Mercury na- 
ture, and give power and efficiency to the brain, coun- 
teracting the undesirable qualities given above. 
$ (Mercury) in II (Gemini). 
This gives inclination to physical labor, strengthens 
the vocal organs, tends to avert diseases of the throat 
and bronchial tubes, and aids in quieting nervous and TIIE TWELVE POSITIONS OE MERCURY. 
217 
restless tendencies. It makes a strong, studious mind, 
inclined to scientific and collegiate studies, especially 
mathematics and whatever relates to physical uses. It 
turns the balance of its power against chastity, and 
exerts a strong influence to hind the person down to 
menial service. 
£ {Mercury) in S5 {Cancer). 
This position of Mercury gives strong lungs and 
voice, and obviates the liability to consumption. It 
adds health, strength, and vigor to the body, frequently 
giving broad shoulders and full chest. It increases the 
sex love and desire for children, but somewhat lowers 
the idea of chastity. It gives, however, strong paren- 
tal love and especial care in matters of providing for 
and protection of offspring. 
$ (Mercury) in Cl {Leo). 
This gives a very strong and intense love nature; also 
a positive will, strong impulses, feelings,'and emotions, 
strong love of the opposite sex, and a feeling almost 
amounting to dependence upon their society. It is 
hard for such to live a single life. It intensifies con- 
jugality, and makes one kind and sympathetic. 
In this position it has control of the whole body and 
all its functions to express itself according to its nature ; 
therefore we may safely look for its most natural ex- 
pression through the sex inclination if not well guarded 
or in any function of the body or mind where it can 
find expression harmonious with its nature. 218 
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$ (Mercury) in ny (Virgo). 
This gives strong digestion and aids in building up 
a large, strong body; gives great physical endurance, 
and obviates the liability to derangements of the diges- 
tive function. It relates the intuitive faculties to pure 
nature, mainly of a physical character. It weakens 
conjugality and self-control in sex directions. It fre- 
quently gives to children morbid imaginations and lia- 
bility to self-abuse. Parents should carefully guard 
such children against these habits. 
It gives a strong appetite and desire for rich food 
and stimulating drinks, and is thus apt to tax diges- 
tion and cause dyspeptic difficulties. 
$ (Mercury) in (Libra). 
This gives physical strength to the body, and fre- 
quently adds to its length. (A long body always indi- 
cates great vitality and usually an inclination to seden- 
tary habits.) It gives especial strength to the reins, 
and strength and activity to the sex nature, with some 
inclination to excesses. It is liable to produce female 
weaknesses where girls did not have proper opportunity 
to develop the muscles of the body by exercise and 
play. It gives power to the perceptive faculties, and 
frequently materialistic tendencies. Such persons are 
apt to reason from externalities unless otherwise coun- 
teracted. 
This being Mercury’s native and home position, it 
therefore exerts its full normal power over the system. THE TTVELVE POSITIONS OF MERCURY. 
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$ (Mercury) in Tip [Scorpio). 
This position of Mercury gives great vitality and 
strength of the reproductive system. It adds no par- 
ticular incentive to indulgence, but gives power and 
endurance and strength and vivacity to the whole 
body, obviating liability to weakness or disease of the 
reproductive organs, though there is liability through 
activity of this function of exhausting the vitality of 
the system and thus bringing on general debility, and 
often a special weakness of the innate function corre- 
sponding to the sign in which they were born. 
$ [Mercury) in t [Sagittarius). 
This gives strength to the muscles and motor nerves, 
and intensifies the activity of the whole body ; also gives 
inclination to the use of the muscular system in some 
active pursuit. It makes them vigorous in all their 
executive tendencies, and counteracts liability to rheu- 
matic and nerve difficulties. It increases the combative 
nature and the ardor and zeal of life, giving them 
strong sex attractions and inclinations, and also adding 
strength to the muscular system. 
$ [Mercury) in VS (Capricorn). 
This gives great activity to the body, love of loco- 
motion, travel, etc. It tends strongly to the sex pas- 
sion, and consequently lessens the purity and sacredness 
of the domestic relations. It gives strong economical 
business tendencies, with love of labor and its rewards, 
and usually makes a practical business character. It 
obviates the liability to disease of the lower limbs. 220 
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$ {Mercury) in zz {Aquarius). 
This strengthens the general nerve system, and also 
militates against conjugality, and inclines to license 
rather than restraint. Parents should take great care 
to impress upon the minds of such children the sacred- 
ness of the sex function. 
It gives pride of external appearance and show, and 
great restlessness and activity. It strengthens the 
sensatory nerves, gives strong business qualities, ten- 
dency to physical labor, and active bodily habits. 
$ {Mercury) in X {Pisces). 
This gives great love of activity and inclination to 
walk and be on the feet a great deal. Children as 
soon as they learn to walk are apt to run away from 
home. They'are very liable to overdo in running and 
walking and to lack continuity and endurance. It in- 
creases the activity of the sex nature and detracts from 
its sacredness. These persons are apt to have large 
feet. It decreases inhabitativeness and gives love of 
travel. CHAPTER XX. 
THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF VENUS. 
$ ( Venus): its Function. 
Tins planet embodies the nature of pure conjugal 
love. It lias in its composition the elements of beauty, 
elegance, faithfulness, and devotion. It is in the func- 
tion of the pure and divine instincts, and these enno- 
bling qualities are contributed in degree according to 
the receptivity of the function of the body in which 
the planet is found. Venus serves faithfully whatever 
sign or function she is united to; so if the planet is in 
an educational or business department, she gives her 
power and energy to those pursuits, even to leaving the 
conjugal and domestic sphere to the sway of other 
planetary influences; her nature being that of love, she 
is readily turned into the service of dominant functions, 
and therefore even unites in strengthening and intensi- 
fying the passions if they are controlling forces. Venus 
is therefore a choice gift, and, like riches and many 
other blessings of life, proves a benefit or injury accord- 
ing to the use one makes of it. 
Venus is accountable for many marriages through 
the natural attraction, produced from its presence in 
signs corresponding to those in which persons of the 
opposite sex were born, as illustrated in Mercury, as its 
influence on the love nature causes an appreciation and 222 
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love for the corresponding principle in others. These 
marriages are more apt to be harmonious than those 
caused by the attractions of any other planet. 
$ ( Venus) in T (Aries). 
This position of Venus contributes ideality, and gives 
a high ideal of the love life, but frequently produces a 
dreamy mental state, tending away from practical, every- 
day life. Their ideal is so exquisite that it frequently 
causes disappointment and unhappiness in marriage. 
It intensifies conjugality, but such persons frequently 
live a single life from inability to find a companion 
who meets their ideal requirements. It contributes to 
the mental qualifications requisite to proficiency in 
music, art, poetry, novel-writing, etc.; but adaptation 
to such pursuits will be mainly determined by other 
planetary positions. 
$ ( Venus) in 8 (Taurus) 
This position of Venus idealizes the mind in all 
matters pertaining to the sensations and affections, 
frequently giving strong, ardent love; but, having its 
origin in the sensational nature, it is not always endur- 
ing, especially when the person is born in a sign or 
function lacking constancy. It gives a keen sense of 
pain and pleasure, and, if abnormal conditions exist in 
the nature of the person, it is apt to create morbid fan- 
cies of derangement and disease. It gives strong likes 
and dislikes ; also a love of nature, with a disposition to 
the study of its phenomena and adaptation to agricul- 
tural thought and life. THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF VENUS. 
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$ (Venus) in n {Gemini). 
This position gives great love of study, scientific and 
scholastic, and tendencies toward materialism. It 
qualifies such persons for teacher's, and sometimes 
speakers. It turns the love away from the domestic 
and sexual nature into the intellectual and educational 
spheres. 
$ (Venus) in 35 {Cancer). 
This concentrates the love nature upon home, family, 
and children, and is apt to unite its forces with Mars 
and create an excessive love of home and family. It 
intensifies the sensitiveness of the innate nature, and is 
apt to give an intense love for children generally, and 
all the characteristics given under the sign Cancer. 
$ (Venus) in £1 (Leo). 
This gives the most intense conjugal love, without 
any direct alliance to mere sex passion. It gives a very 
strong, ardent, emotional, and even zealous nature, and 
imparts love of beauty, harmony, and refinement to the 
spontaneous love attributes; but we must remember 
that all these good qualities may be inverted by inhar- 
monious conditions or by the natural inclinations of a 
person. To illustrate, one possessing these choice quali- 
ties may meet obstacles and evil and treachery in so 
many ways, that the law of self-preservation would 
assert itself, and convert these finer and nobler quali- 
ties into their direct opposites; in which case, the 
greater the prior good, the more conspicuous would the 
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$ ( Venus) in try ( Virgo). 
In this position Venus is at home, where her nature 
finds its most harmonious expression and imparts all its 
beautiful characteristics to the soul and intuitive nature. 
She gives faithfulness in love, kindness, sympathy, and 
devotion in all the affections, uniting them in harmonious 
expression, and giving intuitive knowledge of the uses 
and abuses of the sex and love nature. She strength- 
ens and harmonizes the digestive organs and functions, 
giving a fine, harmonious, and symmetrical physique; 
but as this position is in the intuitive function, she may 
come under the influence of the passional nature, when 
her beautiful qualities may be led captive to the lower 
sensual principles. 
$ ( Venus) in (Libra). 
This gives a strong love of sex indulgence, very fine 
intuitions, ripens the intellect, and forms a harmonious 
link between the intuitions and reasoning faculties, 
unless its powers are unduly turned in sex directions. 
It strengthens the generative function, increases ideality 
and love of beauty; but if other conditions incline 
toward sensuality, it will add its power in that direction. 
$ ( Venus) in up (Scorpio). 
This contributes its influence to the sex function, and 
its powers are absorbed therein and its high qualities 
inverted, unless other powers are sufficiently strong to 
control. It leaves the nature devoid of conjugality in 
the finer and higher sense of the term. It is apt to 
increase hardness, self-will, and combativeness. This THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF VENUS. 
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position of Venus reduces the love nature to a mere 
animal instinct; therefore under this condition we may 
not expect to find very loving or harmonious compan- 
ions. The position may be somewhat counterbalanced 
in other directions, so as to present the phase of a strong 
sex love, purifying the ideas concerning sex relations, yet 
the position is more apt to give weakness than strength 
to the body. 
$ (Venus) in / [Sagittarius). 
This gives a strong, active, and expressive love na- 
ture ; a love of activity; harmony and grace in move- 
ment ; love of the beautiful and artistic; and disposition 
to express love by service to the loved one: it enhances 
chastity, and greatly increases conjugality; it gives a 
love for the invisible, and for the interior sciences and 
spiritual philosophies. 
$ (Venus) in VS (Capricorn). 
This gives love of business, more than of home and 
family, or conjugal relations. 
It is advisable for persons not to marry under these 
circumstances, unless other planetary conditions assist 
in creating true conjugal and domestic inclinations. 
It then gives power and tenacity for maintenance of 
home and family. Such persons’ minds are apt to be all 
absorbed in general business ideas. It adds, however, 
to the love of music, art, and the beautiful in general. 
$ (Venus) in zz [Aquarius). 
This turns the love nature into the sphere of the 
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and dealing with the many ; it inclines one to the thea- 
tre, and other places of amusement, and turns the love 
nature away from home and family relations; it adapts 
one for trade or travel where they will meet the public. 
If other things contribute towards sexual indulgence 
or abuses, it will then give its whole power in that di- 
rection ; but if ordinary chastity is maintained, it will 
add suavity, inclination to fashionable dress, approba- 
tiveness and conservativeness, and a great deal of tact 
in dealing with strangers. 
It adds harmony to the motor nerves; gives fine me- 
chanical intuitions; love of music, with ability to com- 
pose and perform the same; and also adds somewhat to 
the love of nature. 
? (Venus) in K (Pisces). 
This gives a love of walking and of physical exercise; 
a love of study and of knowledge; and sometimes it 
takes the form of an uneasy, restless desire for some- 
thing, or to go somewhere, which they cannot explain, 
even to themselves ; and creates uneasiness and dissatis- 
faction in married life. Where this effect is dominant, 
it is always seen in the lines of the hand. The line 
partially surrounding the thumb will have a parallel 
line on the side next the thumb, but more frequently, 
numerous small lines will be seen running parallel with 
this line (which is called the life-line). Where this is 
seen, we may safely say that there is, or will be, a dis- 
satisfied or confused state existing in the marital rela- 
tions. Sometimes, however, these lines are produced 
by other combinations, and the single line expresses a THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF VENUS. 
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single obstacle or barrier in the way of their carrying 
out their will or inclinations. 
Where there is a single parallel line, it indicates that 
a person will live an inner and an outer life,—one for 
the public and one for themselves. The length of the 
line around the thumb indicates the length of the life. 
If the parallel line runs half-way, beginning at the end 
next the forefinger, then this obstacle will continue till 
about half the life is past: thus the length of the par- 
allel line indicates the length of time this obstacle will 
continue, whether it be a quarter, half, three-quarters, 
or the whole life. It also indicates at what time of life 
it will begin, and at what time it will end, by its rela- 
tive position to the beginning or end of the life-line. 
Venus’ position in Pisces frequently produces ner- 
vousness and dyspeptic difficulties when the innate 
nature is of a nervous temperament. If the innate 
function is Aries, it will be productive of nervous head- 
aches and restless anxiety. If in Gemini, it would be 
a restless, general nervousness. If in Cancer, it would 
be apt to create tumors and inflammation of the bowels. 
If in Virgo, dyspeptic difficulties, and sometimes ner- 
vous affections of the eyes. If in Libra, some liability 
to kidney difficulty; and if a female, affections of the 
womb and pains across the small of the back. In 
Sagittarius, it would produce general nervous derange- 
ment of the liver and all the internal organs. These 
derangements do not always occur under these condi- 
tions ; but where there are extreme difficulties in the 
family and love life, such effects will be consequent. 
If Mercury and Venus are both in Pisces, it will occa- 
sion dissatisfaction and desire to travel. CHAPTER XXI. 
THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF MARS. 
S (Mars): its Function. 
Mars expresses the principles of parental love, and 
must be considered in its effects upon the natural in- 
stincts connected with this love, as manifested in all 
forms of animate life. In the animal nature it is en- 
tirely selfish, combative, and tyrannical, destroying 
others for the preservation of its own young; and in 
man, where it is allowed to rule without reason it will 
manifest the same phases as in the brute creation; so 
that while it embodies and expresses the elements of 
love, carefulness, and maternal protection and preserva- 
tion, it also manifests hatred, combativeness, and an- 
tagonism when its interests are disturbed or threatened. 
So, whenever we find it in parts of the body whose 
phenomena are wholly instinctive, it must be considered 
as acting in conjunction with either the spiritual or 
the animal nature, according to the predominance of 
the higher or the lower faculties in the individual. 
<$ (Mars) in T (Aries). 
Here Mars contributes all its qualities to the intel- 
lect, giving a high ideal of family life, and a desire to 
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of them intellectually, or trying to put “old heads on 
young shoulders,” as it is often expressed. 
It gives carefulness, neatness, and economy in domes- 
tic and business life. It gives much the same mental 
tendencies as though the person was born in the sign 
Cancer; gives vague imaginings of evil, and frequently 
cruel and combative tendencies. 
6 (Mars) in b (Taurus). 
Here the characteristics of Mars are contributed in 
the strongest and most direct manner to the feelings 
and emotions; and while giving a strong love for their 
own children, such love will be largely characterized 
by the animal instincts. It gives courage in combat, 
and makes one very sensitive concerning the treatment 
their own children receive from others. 
<$ (Mars) in II (Gemini). 
In this case the family love is changed to love of 
knowledge. It gives adaptation for school-teaching, 
general education, and the care of children. It also 
gives love of beauty, culture, and refinement in chil- 
dren, and love of scientific knowledge in the direction of 
home and domestic uses, and sometimes is extended to 
scientific pursuits. 
6 (Mars) in 25 (Cancer). 
This is its native home, where it gives the strongest 
parental love, and love of children in general. It 
greatly increases the domestic qualities, and often over- 
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domestic life; and, if the nature is fine, it will modify 
and elevate the lower animal tendencies associated with 
it. It gives love of agricultural life and stock-raising. 
S (Mars) in SI (Leo). 
This makes the parental love deep, strong, and 
enduring, and, in case of the death of a child, is apt to 
affect the parents’ health. Such parents are apt to be 
over-indulgent with their children, and should heed the 
words of Solomon in this matter. It turns the ideal 
of a family life into the love channels and awakens all 
the finer sensibilities, and thus may be caused to con- 
tribute its nature to whatever leading characteristics 
the nativity may possess. 
Being feminine in quality, it will add fineness to the 
male nature. It gives some tendency to the occult 
sciences and to spirituality. 
It often causes irritable and combative tendencies, 
and in organisms where these conditions are dominant 
it will find its fullest expression in that direction. It 
will frequently cause a feeling of restlessness and dis- 
satisfaction in one’s nature, and in many cases contri- 
bute to cause dyspeptic and other difficulties, according 
to the innate nature or sign in which the person is born. 
S (Mars) in ny (Virgo). 
Here it is found as an enemy to the digestive func- 
tion, causing frequent derangement and necessitating 
great care in diet and habits. Such persons need to 
have their food prepared in their own homes, or by 
persons with whom they are in sympathy. It tends to 
lessen conjugality and increase the general love of the THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF MARS. 
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opposite sex. It also injures their discriminative abil- 
ity and intuitive faculties, and is apt to make them 
materialistic, positive, and in some cases pretentious 
and deceptive; but this applies mainly to outside inter- 
ests, as their intuitions and sympathies would remain 
active and clear in matters pertaining to their own 
home and family. 
S (Mars) in (Libra). 
This position imparts its nature to the perceptive 
faculties, both physical and mental. It inclines the 
person to be very materialistic. It gives increased 
tendencies and intuitions in the direction of acquiring 
wealth, self-preservation, and protection, and to care of 
family. It contributes to the powers of foresight and 
foreknowledge of events that will affect those under 
their care, especially family and children. It fixes 
their eyes upon the things of this world, and imparts 
energy and activity in the pursuit of business interests. 
It affects the sexual nature so that in some cases it 
makes the magnetism so antagonistic, that it will pro- 
duce disease and death in the husband or wife. This 
only occurs when companions are incompatible, and 
where the planetary conditions are such as to give 
Mars the controlling influence; and this may be known 
by the complexion and physiognomy. In man it will 
produce a pale, beardless face, velvety voice, and ex- 
tremely sanguine temperament. In woman, the same 
temperament and pale face, and a voice which appears 
to start deep down in the body. 
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temper, which is apparently kind and gentle, but easily 
ruffled, though it is shown only by occasional Cutting 
and unpleasant insinuations. The parental affections 
incline to the plane of the animal loves, and the sex 
inclinations are quite selfish. 
S (Mars) in Tt|_ (Scorpio). 
This gives one a positive tendency, and an inclina- 
tion to be the controlling power in the household. It 
gives a strong family love, and a tendency to adhere 
closely to the uses of the sexual nature, but a greater 
love for this relation than for the care of children, or 
for the higher phases of conjugality. The person will 
incline to self-gratification and pride of family appear- 
ances and possessions. The general tendencies are 
toward a public life rather than a domestic one. 
6 (Mars) in t (Sagittarius). 
Mars is an adversary in this sign if the innate nature 
is one of the sensitive signs, as it then makes them 
liable to extremes in action and feeling, and sometimes 
to conditions resembling obsession; but it usually gives 
an inclination to make everything conserve the uses of 
home and family. 
When there are other conditions that aid in increas- 
ing the family loves, it makes one a servant to their own 
children ; but they are apt to neglect their education ; 
and if acquisitiveness is large, require them to work to 
increase the store of this world’s goods when they ought 
to be at school. This position, as a rule, inclines pa- 
rents to be too impatient, exacting, and severe with THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF MAKS. 
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their children and to use the rod too frequently. Les- 
sons in the recognition of the rights of child life should 
be impressed upon this nature while young, not only 
by precept, but by example, in showing that their own 
desires and rights are respected and encouraged in all 
reasonable matters, thus establishing in the child’s 
mind precedents for their guidance at maturity. Mars, 
in this sign, contributes a great deal of the law nature 
and disposition; so these persons will be apt to stand 
up for their rights: they also incline to be governed by 
rule and law in mechanical matters, in which they are 
apt to have good abilities, with a tendency to the 
manufacture of domestic goods. 
<$ [Mars) in VS [Capricorn). 
This gives a great love for the care of children, with 
special adaptation for teaching; and, if a female, for 
the position of a matron of an asylum or other institu- 
tion for the young. It often enslaves parents to their 
children, giving an inclination to serve them altogether 
too much. It also gives some inclination to domestic 
science and love of education. 
<5 (Mars) in zz [Aquarius). 
This gives a love for the motto, “ The world is my 
family.” It turns the loves largely away from the 
family to the public, militating against conjugality, 
giving a love of travel and inclination for meeting 
strangers and associating familiarly with them. 
If other conditions have produced family love, it will 
give great pride of appearance and show in one’s chil- SOLAR BIOLOGY. 
dren; also regard for external personal appearance, 
custom, and conventionality. 
6 {Mars) in X {Pisces). 
This gives a restless dissatisfaction, and often creates 
antagonism in domestic life, through peculiar tenden- 
cies and exacting requirements; so that such lives 
frequently becomes burdensome and their homes 
broken up, though the person may in other matters he 
naturally kind and loving. It gives uncertainty of 
feeling, with disinclination to marriage, yet a disposi- 
tion to yield to and serve a companion, but liability to 
be attracted to those who are more or less antagonistic. 
(In such cases we often find small lines running paral- 
lel with the life-line, extending partly around the 
thumb; which are expressive of the above domestic 
conditions.) It ordinarily gives fidelity in marriage; 
but when inverted, uses its power in the opposite direc- 
tion. 
It gives faithfulness to children, but turns the family 
love largely into channels of knowledge, giving stu- 
dious tendencies and some adaptation to writing: it also 
gives love of travel, with liability to periods of melan- 
choly. CHAPTER XXII. 
THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF JUPITER. 
(Jupiter): its Function. 
Jupiter’s prominent characteristics are size and 
strength, as it is the largest planet in the solar system 
(being fourteen hundred times larger than the earth). 
It imparts love of grandeur, harmony, art, music, beauty, 
and physical excellence. It also contributes refining 
and spiritualizing qualities and lofty and grand aspira- 
tions. 
In reading character, these principles are added and 
combined with the innate principles of the sign in which 
the planet is found at birth; so the planet’s nature will 
be manifested in that part of the body which this sign 
represents, and be dependent on the uses of that func- 
tion for means of expression : therefore we must con- 
sider that special part of the body as controlling, and 
the principles of Jupiter as serving ; so that the above 
results obtain only under favorable conditions. But 
when these conditions are strongly opposed by the 
innate nature, the polarity, and the other planetary con- 
ditions, it may so restrain the influence of Jupiter, as 
to prevent its manifesting itself to any great extent. 
If {Jupiter) in T {Aries). 
In this position Jupiter contributes its nature to the 
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sublime, the imposing, the magnificent, and stately, 
elegance, beauty, and symmetry being sought and appre- 
ciated. These qualities may readily blend with, and he 
modified by, other conditions, but they are pretty sure to 
have a feeling of pride and self-importance; and if not 
properly balanced in other directions, their exalted ideas 
may lead into various forms of extravagance. Should 
they take the direction of mental aspiration, it might 
lead them to great heights; but it requires very harmoni- 
ous conditions in other directions, or a very careful edu- 
cation. for a person to become a wholly useful member 
of society, with Jupiter in Aries. 
If (Jupiter) in h (Taurus). 
This intensifies the sensational nature, making a per- 
son quiet and inexpressive, feeling more than they say ; 
though they may have clear, well-defined language. It 
strengthens the sexual powers, giving great vitality to 
the physical body, fine sensations, great love of the 
physical organism, fear of death or pain, and impa- 
tience under suffering. It contributes love of personal 
abilities, and of excellence and purity in life, yet gives 
some inclination to self-gratification. 
It enters into all the inner feelings, sensations, and 
intuitions, but its whole nature is very easily controlled 
by a leading tendency of character, so that all that has 
been said above may assume one phase or another, accord- 
ing to the control of some leading characteristic. If a 
person is born in Scorpio, it will give pride, self-esteem, 
and dignity, which are leading features of that sign. 
If in Gemini or Sagittarius, it imparts quiet energy and TIIE TWELVE POSITIONS OF JUPITER. 
237 
high aspirations : thus to each sign it will contribute of 
its nature, though often dominated by other leading 
planetary conditions. 
11 {Jupiter) in u {Gemini). 
This gives high aspirations after knowledge of all 
kinds, receptivity of new thought, and illumination and 
exaltation of the mind, especially in the direction of 
great undertakings and attainments in life. It gives 
energy and perseverance in surmounting difficulties, 
even to the extent of feeling that nothing is impossible 
of accomplishment. In the active, intellectual mind it 
develops images of greatness and grandeur apparently 
original with them, toward which they aspire and 
labor. It often gives abundance and elegance in lan- 
guage, and is a strong incentive to public speaking. 
Where this is the only business tendency appearing, 
and the innate nature is also adapted, we may safely say 
that such persons are natural orators. This position of 
Jupiter gives breadth to the chest and strength to the 
voice, and being in its natural home position, it controls 
the interior characteristics, and may be considered the 
controlling planet. 
If (Jupiter) in 25 [Cancer). 
This characterizes the love of home, with all the 
greatness and grandeur, elegance and beauty, of Jupi- 
ter’s great nature. 
It often creates dissatisfaction in the home life, from 
the fact that they will never be able to make it suffi- 
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love of refinement, adds faithfulness and love in the- 
conjugal relations, and strong attachment to chil- 
dren. 
It frequently gives suavity, also activity, to the- 
desire to amass wealth, and strengthens the lungs and 
chest. It sometimes, however, overpowers the vita- 
tiveness, and gives tendency to consumption. 
11 [Jupiter) in Si {Leo). 
This gives pride of person, reputation, or position in 
life, and dignity and harmony of action to the whole 
body; frequently producing an easy, gliding motion in 
walking. 
It gives love of elegant and harmonious surround- 
ings, making it very difficult for such an one to live in 
poverty. It expresses the fact that such persons be- 
long to a natural aristocracy. It gives very great love 
of music, frequently making one an intuitive musician. 
It spiritualizes the mental tendencies; makes one very 
sensitive to surroundings; contributes strong lung 
powers, and a desire for large, spacious rooms in their 
dwellings, open, airy surroundings, with plenty of sun- 
light, and imparts health and vitality to the body. 
This position obviates all liability to diseases of the 
respiratory and circulatory system. In cases of vital 
exhaustion, however, the heart would be affected; but 
this would be due to other causes. With persons born 
in signs giving liability to paralysis, if they have an 
over-supply of vitality, might produce sudden stroke, 
and would also increase the liability of those born in 
Scorpio to heart disease. THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF JUPITER. 
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If (Jupiter) in tty (Virgo). 
This position of Jupiter gives powerful digestion, also 
a love of rich and highly seasoned food in great abun- 
dance and variety. It would also give the qualifica- 
tions of a first-class cook. It aids in building up a 
strong body, giving great endurance and tenacity of 
life, and a love and appreciation of all its good things. 
It gives activity and power to the sex nature, and 
unless otherwise balanced would incline to excesses in 
that direction. It gives to the intuitions mechanical 
order and discrimination, and therefore fitness for any 
branch of art or mechanics; also aptitude to refined 
educational pursuits. 
If (Jupiter) in (Libra). 
This position usually gives a strong physical body,, 
and especially a strong back, and great sex power. It 
controls the perceptions in the direction of art, order, 
harmony, and executive ability, and is apt to create 
too high an ideal of the sex life in the minds of chil- 
dren. In females it obviates liability to the many 
local weaknesses peculiar to the sex, save to exhaus- 
tion from over-activity, from which cause derangement 
would be induced. 
If (Jupiter) in tip (Scorpio). 
This gives strength to the sex function; contributes 
to pride and conventionality; adapts the person for 
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sex function, and sometimes disregard for the marriage 
covenant. Being in the source of physical life, it ele- 
vates and dignifies that function. 
11 (Jupiter) in t (Sagittarius). 
This gives extreme executive ability, and tendency to 
overdo, and lay out more work for themselves and 
others than it is possible to accomplish. Such persons 
are usually found with a rather weak constitution, 
because of this over-executive tendency. 
As Sagittarius has mechanical and ideal characteris- 
tics, Jupiter tends to increase their mechanical, ideal, 
poetic, and artistic qualities. It gives grace and beauty 
to the muscular action, and a special tendency to sculp- 
ture. 
IX (Jupiter) in V$ (Capricorn). 
This position of Jupiter enlarges business ideals, and 
gives a person conceptions of a new and grander order 
of things relative to social and domestic life. It creates 
a dissatisfaction with the old business and social condi- 
tions, and tends toward eccentricities; but when prop- 
erly balanced and governed, it inclines the business life 
in the direction of music and art: but is apt to lead to 
larger business undertakings than they can successfully 
manage. 
(Jupiter) in zz (Aquarius). 
This creates an ideal of great business organizations 
and undertakings with and among the people. It 
gives strong love of public life and associations and in- THE TWELVE POSITIONS OE JUPITER. 
241 
clination to politics. In the physical, it inclines one 
to be active on the feet, and imparts strength to the 
muscles of the lower limbs. 
If (Jupiter) in X [Pisces). 
This gives a person strong feet, with a disposition for 
their active use. It lessens one’s love of home, and 
gives a great desire to travel, and love of new places 
and scenes; also qualifications for a travelling or busi- 
ness solicitor, circus or theatrical agent; or position 
wliere enterprise, grandeur, and display are called for; 
also gives qualification for dealing in lands, foreign 
securities, or to occupy the position of foreign consul. CHAPTER XXIII. 
THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF SATURN. 
k> [Saturn): its Function. 
This planet is the embodiment of all that belongs 
to the science (or language) of form in art or nature, 
that being its function in the grand solar body; and 
it imparts its quality to the human organism mainly 
through the nerve fluid. Its function has to do with 
the scientific and religious principles which it embodies 
and expresses in a degree far in excess of our present 
intellectual ability to comprehend. 
During the authors investigation into the nature and 
quality of Saturn, he became convinced that it was the 
grandest and most perfect planet in our solar system, 
and that its rings were spirit-zones, luminous with 
Divine life, having come into perfect harmony with the 
same. We shall not attempt to prove this, but find it 
is in accordance with all its expressions through human 
intelligence, as revealed by this system. It is shaped 
like a triune magic circle, in compliance with which 
formula all the magicians of antiquity executed their 
wonderful feats. Even the temple of Jerusalem was 
built on that plan, only with the circle squared. 
In dealing with a planet embodying such an elevated 
class of attributes, it is difficult to find words for ex- 
pressing its exact influence in the different functions of 
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of the twelve signs; therefore, much depends on the 
organic quality of the person, for its complete express- 
ion ; yet it never can be fully expressed by any one in- 
dividual on this planet, but will always create in the 
human family aspirations for the embodiment of its 
lofty and grand qualities, which from their nature 
exert their strongest effects in the mental and intuitive 
faculties. 
h {Saturn) in T {Aries). 
This position gives order, harmony, and clearness to 
the thought, greatly facilitating the expression of ideas, 
giving keen perception of form and use; fine mechan- 
ical intuitions, and general ability for any or all pur- 
suits : and the general character may be given as pos- 
sessing the higher qualities and finer abilities essential 
in all branches of intellectual effort, with a special fit- 
ness to scientific thought and research; and where 
mechanism is the dominant quality, imparting the high- 
est order of inventive genius. It somewhat obviates 
the liability to difficulties of the brain, insanity, etc. 
h (Saturn) in h {Taurus). 
In this position Saturn adds of its characteristics to 
the entire nature, giving order and harmony so far as 
the innate nature will admit; also peculiar intuitions 
.and intuitional guidance to success in life, so that such 
persons, though frequently extravagant and sometimes 
eccentric, will scarcely ever come to want. It gives 
beauty and elegance to writing, art, composition, or 
poetry, and kindness and benevolence to the character. 
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person, judging of character by the feelings which the 
states of others communicate. It also imparts spiritual 
sight, discernment of things to come, intuitive and 
psychometric power, and often strong intuitive likes 
and dislikes, having quick discernment as to the nature 
and character of people at sight. 
This position of Saturn throws the scientific and 
religious tendencies into their feelings and senses, and 
may be controlled intellectually or otherwise. 
V) (Saturn) in H (Gemini). 
In this position it contributes its nature to intellec- 
tual and scientific uses, and usually controls the busi- 
ness inclination in that direction. 
It gives great love of scientific knowledge, and a 
desire to make it practical and useful to the world. 
It gives artistic and mechanical abilities, and some- 
times, when the organism is not well balanced, it 
makes eccentric characters. 
It is apt to give a childlike simplicity in appearance, 
and creates a restless activity in the brain, and a con- 
stant desire to know. It sometimes gives very fine 
intuitions and inventive genius; also studious mind 
with high aspirations. 
T? (Saturn) in 25 {Cancer). 
This turns the nature of Saturn in the direction of 
domestic life; and if the intellect controls the person, 
the mind will be largely occupied with ideas of domes- 
tic and social sciences and reforms, frequently subju- 
gating all the faculties to those purposes. If these con- THE TWELVE POSITIONS OE SATURN. 
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ditions are counteracted by other planetary influences, 
it will take the form of neatness and order in home 
life, with great love of harmony and peace. 
It sometimes adds love of music, and usually creates 
dissatisfaction with old conditions and relations of home 
life. It causes a person to love the intellectual and 
scientific in others, and to look up to and respect those 
who possess such talents. It adds strength and often 
breadth to the chest, contributes to the sensations, and 
refines and intensifies the sexual desires. 
1? (Saturn) in SI (Leo). 
This creates in the affections an ardent longing and 
aspiration toward the attributes embodied by Saturn, 
entering into and characterizing the feelings, emotions, 
and even passions; creating an ardent and ideal love 
nature, and a constant reaching out for something 
grander and higher than that already realized. It 
imparts its higher nature to the whole person, and to 
the mind an unsatisfied and aspiring condition. While 
it makes persons true, loving, and confiding, they 
usually over-estimate the object of their affection; and 
when they discover their mistake, they feel the disap- 
pointment keenly, and turn away, thus seeming to be 
unreliable. It is apt to turn the mind into an ideal 
and dream state, making it hard for a person to come 
down to the realities of this world. Where such a 
condition exists, the parents should carefully instruct 
children regarding the practical realities of life, letting 
them experience and learn something of the cold, hard 
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means of saving them from mistakes and disappoint- 
ments in after-years. 
This position gives adaptation to poetry and novel- 
writing, but, perverted, or improperly educated, gives 
liability to prevarication. 
1? (Saturn) in ny (Virgo). 
This strengthens the digestive function, gives too 
great love for refined and tasty food, yet a strong in- 
clination toward hygienic diet. 
It refines the intuitions, and gives spiritual tenden- 
cies ; clear spiritual vision; foresight in business, or in 
whatever direction the mind may lead. 
h (Saturn) in (Libra). 
This is quite a harmonious position, and contributes 
spiritual and intuitive power, inclining to visions, which 
are usually symbolic forms represented by the nature 
of men, birds, beasts, reptiles, insects, earth, air, water, 
and all forms of nature expressive of quality and use. 
It also contributes to every department of mechanical 
genius; gives expression to the eye and strength to the 
vocal and sexual organs. In the higher order of hu- 
manity it gives intuitions concerning a nobler state of 
social and domestic life; but when confined in lower 
conditions, it gives inclination to licentiousness: it con- 
tributes order and harmony to the mental faculties in 
general. 
T? (Saturn) in VT[ (Scorpio). 
As Scorpio is the generator of life and mental power 
in the organism, Saturn contributes here some of its THE TWELVE POSITIONS OE SATURN. 
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general characteristics to every function of the mind, 
but in a very limited degree, especially while this func- 
tion is kept on the lower plane of generation and sen- 
sual gratification; and when found in this sphere, it will 
only be enabled to contribute a natural tact to please 
the public and conform to the conventionality of this 
sign; but in those persons who are trying to rise above 
the influence of the passions, its contributions are car- 
ried up, and result in harmonizing the whole body and 
mind, finding expression through all the faculties that 
may be called into use in that direction, and creating 
strong soul aspirations toward its qualities. 
T? (Saturn) in f (Sagittarius). 
As this is mainly a mechanical sign, Saturn is here 
largely dependent upon the mechanical powers for ex- 
pression, wherein it gives elegance and refinement, and 
frequently great attainments in art. It aids in music, 
and where language is in the innate nature, it will give 
elegance, harmony, and beauty to the expression. It 
finds ready embodiment in the ministerial and spirit- 
ual tendency of Sagittarius. 
Sagittarius being in the muscular system, this posi- 
tion of Saturn gives order and harmony to muscular 
action. To all parts of the body below this sign it 
gives love of science, and tact, efficiency, and elegance, 
in their executive work. 
h (Saturn) in VS (Capricorn). 
This gives adaptation for religious and scientific pro- 
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life, and conforms it to the nature of Saturn as far as 
possible. 
If other conditions lead toward trade, it will give in- 
clination to deal in fine goods, with good judgment as to 
quality of the same; also neatness, elegance, and order 
in all they do. It makes them sensitive to anything 
coarse, gross, or sensual. 
It creates a love of the spiritual, with aspirations 
toward the same. It frequently gives special endow- 
ment for mechanical pursuits, intuitive musical power, 
and great inventive genius pertaining to the finer prin- 
ciples and elements of nature. 
h (Saturn) in zz [Aquarius). 
Herein it affects the nerves of sense, and gives love 
of activity and motion; love of beauty and elegance in 
the same; love for the theatre and adaptation to the 
stage; large approbativeness ; pride of personal appear- 
ance ; and power to please others. It creates fine sensi- 
bilities, and where the innate nature is sensitive, some- 
times even inclines one to shrink away from the world. 
It readily unites with other conditions in adapting 
one for public service in all directions, and harmonizes 
with all that belongs to art, elegance, and beauty. It 
endows the Aquarius nature with a somewhat servile 
fear of public opinion. 
h (Saturn) in X [Pisces). 
This gives physical activity, love of travel, and some- 
times tendency to melancholy. In studious natures it 
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books. It adds to the mechanical abilities, and in sci- 
entific natures contributes to their love of experiment 
and research. 
This position of Saturn is somewhat remote from the 
vital functions, as Pisces belongs to the understanding 
of the material world, and therefore its expression 
would be dependent upon the materialistic mind; and 
as this planet embodies all the elements of order and 
harmony, which are the two main attributes of life, 
health, and happiness, therefore it follows that the per- 
son would lack this order and harmony, except so far 
as the nature of Pisces is able to utilize it. We must 
constantly remember, in delineating character, to give 
due regard to this principle in the several uses of the 
different signs in which Saturn appears ; for the expres- 
sion of its attributes will be dependent on the function 
of the particular sign in which it is found. In this 
position it would therefore contribute love of music, 
dancing, and the harmonious movements and mani- 
festations of nature. CHAPTER XXIV. 
THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF UIL1NUS, OR IIERSCHEL. 
( Uranus): its Function. 
Tins is the farthest from the sun of any planet we 
use. Its influence is almost entirely of a metaphysical 
character; therefore, in dealing with this planet, we 
find that it affects the physical body only in the sub- 
limated life forces, preparing them for the higher meta- 
physical uses. Its real nature and influence cannot be 
fully expressed by any organism on this planet; there- 
fore it produces very strange effects upon the mind and 
life; and its influence is less potent than that of any 
other planet, except when it is in the life; that is, in 
conjunction with the earth at the time of birth. It is 
also potent in Libra and Scorpio; for as it revolves in 
an opposite direction from the other planets, it also acts 
in an opposite direction upon the life forces, turning the 
sex inclinations away from expression in that function, 
and directing them upward for the uses of the brain. 
The same is true, more or less, in all the signs and func- 
tions ; for it serves as a depolarizer, turning the forces 
away from the animal, toward the spiritual. 
fll (Uranus) in °f (Aries). 
This stirs the mind to activity, and gives a clear idea 
of the unseen, a love for the spiritual, and a desire for 
philosophical and metaphysical research and the study 
of causes. It leads the mental tendencies almost 
entirely in that direction. THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF URANUS. 
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fit (Uranus) in b (Taurus). 
This gives very fine psycliometrical abilities, enabling 
those who are highly unfolded to feel and perceive the 
physical and mental conditions of others, and even to 
read their thoughts ; but to those who are controlled by 
their physical nature, it will create carelessness in regard 
to dress and personal appearance, a love for the antique, 
for weird music and amusements, an inclination toward 
fortune-telling, and faith in mysterious predictions. 
ifi (Uranus) in u (Gemini). 
This imparts a desire to study and deal with the finer 
forces in nature, and a disposition towards the occult 
philosophies. It gives to speakers strong metaphysi- 
cal characteristics in all their thoughts and sayings, 
and inclination to teach the laws of mind. 
fit (Uranus) in 25 (Cancer). 
This gives a person very peculiar, weird, and unex- 
plainable fancies relating to domestic life, and fre- 
quently a desire to possess antique and strange pic- 
tures. This is liable to be controlled in almost any 
direction; therefore we must be guided by other condi- 
tions in deciding what tendency it would give the life. 
It is liable to create antagonistic conditions in domestic 
relations, which, though suppressed, will usually gene- 
rate in the system tumorous diseases, which are apt 
to prove fatal. Such persons ought to be very careful 
never to enter into the more sacred conjugal relations, 
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fit (Uranus) in (Leo). 
This turns all the mental and intuitive inclinations 
largely toward the spiritual and metaphysical. It gives 
an active, imaginative mind, keen and discriminative 
in its tendencies; refines the feelings and emotions; 
and gives love of elegance and refinement in every 
department of life. 
In case of inverted or abnormal sex proclivities, it 
gives tendency toward vague imaginings and prevari- 
cation. 
fit (Uranus) in ny (Virgo). 
This affects the digestive organs unfavorably, mak- 
ing the person over-sensitive to the mental conditions 
of those who are near them at meal time. It gives a 
strong desire for refined and pure qualities of food, and 
a liability to many diseases and abnormalties arising 
from antagonistic and inharmonious conditions while 
eating. It gives a desire for the study of anatomy, 
physiology, and hygiene, and in the finer and more 
cultivated organisms it imparts fine metaphysical intui- 
tions. It also creates strong aspirations toward the 
unseen and unknown. 
(Uranus) in (Libra). 
This position is in harmony with its nature in all 
particulars. It brightens the perceptive faculties, giv- 
ing spiritual visions, foresight, and peculiar dreams. 
It lessens the desire for sexual indulgence, and greatly 
strengthens the generative organs, causing the person THE TWELVE POSITIONS OF URANUS. 
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to conserve the potencies and elements within the body, 
thus vitalizing, energizing, and refining their whole 
being. 
pt (Uranus) in 1T[ [Scorpio). 
Here, again, it affects the sexual nature, turning the 
forces back into the body, giving a disinclination to 
waste them, and power of self-control in that direction. 
Scorpio receives only the baser principles of this planet; 
therefore its contributions are limited mainly to pride, 
self-esteem, conventionality, and approbativeness. 
It also gives a hidden planning and conniving ten- 
dency, and even a dishonest disposition to persons on a 
low plane of life, the true nature of Uranus being dis- 
torted through undeveloped conditions. 
td (Uranus) in $ (Sagittarius). 
In this position it slightly improves the mechanical 
talents of Sagittarius; gives inclination to follow lead- 
ers, some veneration for the invisible and unknown, 
and, if the person is spiritually inclined, the gifts of 
foresight and spiritual perception. It unites strongly 
with other characteristics in making persons anxious to 
know what is going on around them, so that they are 
sometimes meddlesome. 
hf (Uranus) in VS (Capricorn). 
This gives fine business intuitions, and strong desires 
to study and investigate the more refined forces of 
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principles of mind and spirit; sometimes inclining them 
to make this research the main business of life,— 
especially where the mechanical dominates. 
(Uranus) in zz (Aquarius). 
This gives a peculiar disposition to be among the 
people, and to study their natures, striving constantly 
to perceive their motives, thoughts, and inclinations, 
whether consciously or unconsciously to themselves. It 
gives a disposition to dress uniquely, and to make their 
own peculiarities stand out prominently in whatever 
direction they are led; it creates a desire to control 
others by the mind and will. 
pt (Uranus) in X (Pisces). 
This imparts a strong desire to study and investigate 
everything relating to the unseen forces in the universe, 
and increases the person’s secretiveness, and gives a 
restless activity to the mind. It may give love of study 
in almost any direction; and if the tendency is down- 
ward,— toward the base and sensual, — it will give 
licentious and intemperate inclinations, and a subtle 
and deceptive disposition. CHAPTER XXV. 
PARENTAL CONDITIONS. 
The practical part of this science is to give us knowl- 
edge of our strong and weak points of character, so 
that we may use our strong points in the sphere of their 
uses, and protect and strengthen the weak ones, in our 
contact and combat with domestic, social, and business 
life; to ward off disease; and also to know what prin- 
ciples exist within ourselves, and others, that lead to 
antagonism : for there are many persons who are 
conscious of unsatisfactory conditions, but who know 
not where to place the trouble, and thus are very prone 
to look for the cause in others, and not in themselves, 
and even to blame others wrongfully. This system 
gives us to know what these conditions are, and this 
knowledge always suggests to the intelligent mind the 
methods of restraining and correcting them. It is 
therefore necessary to give a few suggestions in that 
direction; for it would be impossible, in a work like 
this, to give a complete review of the multifarious 
conditions we find in human nature; for this system 
gives us more than two hundred and thirty millions of 
distinct characteristics, made up in the time of one 
cycle of the planet Uranus, which is about eighty-four 
years, which when multiplied into the different organic 
qualities and race conditions, gives us an almost 
unlimited variety of human types. 256 
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The constant rapidity with which the thought forma- 
tions are made by the changing position of the sun, 
moon, and different planets, and incarnated in human 
form, are beyond the possibility of ordinary conception; 
yet the mechanism of this system is so simple that we 
can read and know them, not only during the one cycle 
of Uranus, but during all future cycles, within the space 
of 2152 years. The sun is a planet, and our earth and 
all the other planets are satellites to it. The sun has a 
zodiac, through which it travels about one degree every 
seventy-one and two-tliirds years. Therefore, every 
2152 years it carries the whole solar system into 
another sign, or astral atmosphere which changes the 
character of all the solar signs every time the sun, with 
its system, passes into a new sign. The sun is now 
two degrees in the sign xr (Aquarius), or about 144 
years in that sign ; so that this system will correctly read 
character for the space of 2008 years, after which time 
it will have to be revised according to the sign 
Capricorn. 
CONFLICTING ATTRIBUTES OF CHARACTER. 
To illustrate our views of parental conditions, take 
11 (Jupiter) in X (Pisces): this gives great love of 
travel, and frequently a desire to do business with the 
many, and indisposition to settle down to home life; 
and at the same time we find that S (Mars) is in 25 
(Cancer), which gives the strongest possible love of 
home and family life. Now, if the person was born in 
f (Sagittarius),-!'? (Capricornus), or xr (Aquarius), or 
under any executive conditions, these positions, and CONFLICTING ATTRIBUTES OF CHARACTER. 
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their nature, would be antagonistic, one to the other. 
The strong point in a business life would be m travel- 
ling ; the strong opposition to that would be m the szreat 
love for a home and familv life. Now. a Derson knowing 
that these two opposites exist m tneir nature, at once 
cast around to see how the two can be best reconciled 
and made use of; and as circumstances alter cases, then 
the circumstances surrounding the person will control 
the methods of bringing this about. If the business 
that one has been educated to confines them to the 
farm, store, or office, then that inclination to travel 
must be suppressed, so far as its physical workings go, 
and must always be remembered as their weak point; 
for such could be easily persuaded or induced to give 
up their business, and travel. But this weak point 
could be utilized, should there be an opening in a direc- 
tion to transact business in various parts of the world, 
through agencies, and they remain at home. In such 
a case the business would be characterized by domestic 
uses. But polarization in f , VS, or xr would general- 
ize that business inclination, so as to create in the 
person a mental condition that would express itself in 
the wprds, “ The world is my family.” In this case the 
weak points of family life would be strengthened, as 
they would unite their forces with the principles of 1(. 
(Jupiter), and would give a familiar feeling with stran- 
gers ; thus the strong point would be strengthened bv the 
weak one; and the weak one would onlv be such when 
circumstances conspired to hoid such persons irom their 
natural tendency to travel ; and in such cases — which 
would be more common to ladies than to tfcmtiemen — 
it would be apt to create m mem a restless aissatisrac- 258 
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tion with everything around them, and a feeling: that 
everybody and everything was opposing them, tnus 
nourishing antagonistic elements, and creating melan- 
choly ; and this in many cases would be apt to produce 
diseases of a varied character, and sometimes inte mnor. 
ance. 
HOW TO CONTROL AND OVERCOME BAD HABITS. 
We frequently meet with persons who have, and are 
conscious of having, an inherited tendency to some vice, 
to some mental or moral deformity, and also a desire to 
overcome such defect and rise into better, higher, and 
more satisfactory conditions of life. Where there ex- 
ists an unhealthy bias in any direction, the remedy sug- 
gested would be to cultivate the opposite, keeping that 
ever in mind, and ever thinking and acting in the 
direction their intelligence teaches they should go 
This thought kept active while eating, and for one hour 
after, will have a more potent effect on the system, 
mental and physical, than all the rest of the time: 
therefore, if the vice pertains to self-indulgence, or 
indulgence of the sensational nature, in whatever direc' 
tion, the discrimination as to what kinds and qualities 
of food they eat, persistently rejecting all articles that 
are intended merely for the gratification of the taste: 
or, in other words, by studying the laws of dietetics ana 
hygiene, and carrying out those laws most rigidlv, wil*' 
lay a foundation so deep and broad, in the whole nature 
that a habit and structure of harmonious seii-controi 
will develop into a most beautiful ultimate, almost 
without conscious volition on the part of the person ; or, FASTING TO OVERCOME DISEASE. 
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in other words, will develop a disposition, and even 
love, for the restraint of all these proclivities. 
At first thought, this may seem very easy of accom- 
plishment ; yet when we sit down to table in company, 
many articles of food are placed before us that are 
deleterious, but very tempting to the appetite: with 
that temptation comes the solicitation of our friends to 
partake of this and that: if we refuse, they may ridi- 
cule and call us “ cranky.” It always requires deter- 
mination to be able to say No! and rigidly carry out 
the rules we have made, — a determination which must 
be adhered to without deviation, in order to accomplish 
the desired result. We must remember that the 
friends who would ridicule us for these moral and self- 
improving habits would be the first to blame and ridi- 
cule us for the vices we may be trying to conquer. 
A course like the above is a most potent factor in 
making any and all great attainments in life. And 
whoever practises it will soon find that they have put 
the physical, mental, and moral nature under the 
control of their will, or higher nature. This done, the 
battle is won. This course would redeem the most 
dissipated drunkard. There are no prenatal conditions 
of disease but may be conquered through the above, by 
the practice of self-control, though it may sometimes be 
necessary to enforce it in a more heroic manner, as 
follows: — 
THE EFFICACY OF FASTING TO OVERCOME DISEASE. 
First fast long enough to reduce the flesh to a very- 
low point; then feed up the body until the flesh is 
regained, or even a greater amount than before; then, in 260 
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extreme cases, a repetition of the fast may be necessary. 
Thus we may throw off the old body entirely, and cre- 
ate for ourselves a new one, whose nature will be wholly 
that of the mental conditions that are active during the 
process. 
Now there is a method by which this course may be 
made easy. Having gained control of one’s self by the 
rigid dietetics above mentioned, it would not be difficult 
for one to abstain from all food and drink, except water, 
for forty-eight hours; after which time resume eating 
for a week or ten days: then begin again, and fast for 
five days. On breaking this latter fast, it would be 
well to begin eating with coarse corn bread, — corn 
roasted until well carbonated: it could be ground fine 
in an ordinary coffee-mill, and eaten with sugar. Any 
other granulated grain food that is not susceptible of 
being reduced to paste by the digestive process would 
answer the purpose. The object to be obtained is this: 
the alimentary canal from the stomach down is filled 
with leaves, like the leaves of a book, and by the con- 
stant use of glutinous food, these leaves become pasted 
down and coated over with a thick slime, and the lac- 
teals, or absorbent glands, covered, so that the food taken 
does not nourish the system. Frequently, in cases of 
weak digestion, particles of the food remain under these 
leaves, and decay and ferment, creating bad breath, etc. 
This is usually the condition of dyspeptics, and this 
coarse granulated food serves to scrub off and carry 
away all this coating, and will thoroughly cleanse the 
system. 
It is well in connection with this granular food to 
use the juice of the tomato, which is also a cleansing FASTING TO OVERCOME DISEASE. 
261 
article of food : fasting serves to strengthen the stom- 
ach rather than to weaken it, and such a regime would 
cure very severe cases of dyspepsia. If it should not at 
first make a cure, repeating the same formula after the 
lapse of a month would complete the cure. This would 
be also effectual in the case of scrofula or eczema; but 
in cases of a more extreme character, after the per- 
son has gone through with the five days’ regime, they 
should wait one or two months, then fast about ten 
or fourteen days; after which time the most stubborn 
diseases will be entirely eradicated from the system. 
The best time to begin a fast would be about the 
time of a person’s birthday; then during the fast the 
person should drink nothing but pure cold water, and 
should put nothing into the mouth that would excite 
the flow of gastric juice ; for anything that would carry 
the gastric juice to the stomach would create a gnawing 
sensation, and somewhat endanger dissolving the parti- 
cles of the stomach. If any person should transgress 
this rule, or take into the stomach any fermented liquor, 
our advice would be to immediately commence eating. 
Persons whose stomachs are not very sensitive to the 
use of spices, peppers, etc. (the most sensitive stomachs 
are those born in Virgo, or characterized by it), after 
fasting five days, should take about a quarter of a tea- 
spoonful of cayenne pepper: it may be taken in a small 
quantity of milk, or mixed with a small portion of flour 
and made into pills. Where the stomach is sensitive, 
we will suggest the following: take a small pinch of 
baking-soda dissolved in a tablespoonful of 
squeeze a lemon into about three tablespoonfuls of 
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This will soften the remaining food in the alimentary 
canal, and work it off, obviating all liability to harden- 
ing of the feces in the colon and difficulty of passage. 
Physicians should not give strong cathartics to per- 
sons born in the sign (Virgo). The author has 
known of persons born in this sign, having good health 
otherwise, but suffering some slight derangement of the 
stomach, having died from the effects of one dose of 
cathartic medicine. 
Persons who are in a weak physical condition can 
restore the body to health, strength, and vigor by this 
course of fasting, although great care must be used 
under such circumstances. 
It would hurt no person, unless extremely weak, to 
fast forty-eight hours. This fast should be followed by 
the process above mentioned for cleansing the stomach 
and alimentary canal; but if the stomach is so weak 
that there is danger of the food fermenting, or if it 
should sour during the process, the patient should eat a 
little salt fish — the richer the fish the better. Fish will 
remove all the difficulty in that direction, and nourish 
and strengthen the digestive organs; for it will not, 
under any circumstances, ferment, and it will counter- 
act fermentation in the stomach at any time. Such 
persons should not resume the fast for a longer period, 
until they have gained more vitality than they had pre- 
vious to the first fast, and all the organs appear to be 
in good working order: then they can safely carry out 
the regime already prescribed. 
During the time of fasting, persons should banish all 
fear of injurious results, keep mind and body active, 
avoiding excitement or great exertion. It would be FASTING TO OVEKOOME DISEASE. 
263 
well during that time to practise light gymnastics. 
The physical movements belonging to the drill for voice 
culture as practised by the Munroe School of Oratory 
is good exercise. The movements must be practised in 
moderation, so as not to injure the body; and then they 
will keep up a harmonious action all through the sys- 
tem, and avoid the liability of any of the organs oi 
muscles becoming inactive or flabby. CHAPTER XXVI. 
CRITICAL PERIODS IN TIIE LIFE OF WOMAN. 
There are two critical periods in the life of woman: 
one, at puberty; the other, at the menopause. On reach- 
ing puberty there is a natural excitability of the sexual 
system, and unless girls are properly instructed by 
their parents as to the care of themselves, and the re- 
straint of their impulses and passions, they are led into 
many dangers, and sometimes into self-abuse, thereby 
retarding the true development of womanhood ; for all 
the life forces at that period are needed for the devel- 
opment of their physical systems to fit them for the 
performance of the maternal function; and if that 
development is checked in consequence of abuse, then, 
as soon as they are called upon to perform this most 
important function in woman’s life, they will suffer 
from various weaknesses consequent upon this early 
abuse, such as prolapsus, spinal weakness, nervous 
debility, etc., which will render their whole life mis- 
erable, if not helpless, and perhaps entail incalculable 
misery upon their offspring. 
Another danger is, that the childish mind, on coming 
into this state of excitability, has no idea of the evil of 
indulging that passion unless instructed regarding the 
consequences. Their childish instincts cause them to 
think this function is a natural one, and they often 
yield to the solicitations of the opposite sex unless they 
have been properly taught. SECOND PERIOD IN WOMANS LIFE. 
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At this period of life, and throughout childhood, 
abundance of out-door exercise is especially necessary. 
Nature prompts all young creatures to develop all the 
muscles of the body; therefore, they incline to run and 
play, and be constantly active while awake. Parents 
too often take upon themselves the task of overruling 
and suppressing this activity, thus bringing men and 
women upon the stage of life less prepared for its uses 
than the animal world is for theirs. Grids, especially, 
are restrained in these natural muscular activities ; and 
so, from lack of development, the muscular supports of 
the womb and abdomen are lax and weak, and we have 
in consequence a long list of uterine malpositions, lives 
of misery and nervous irritability, because of these 
suppressions of nature’s promptings to exercise. It 
becomes necessary, in giving a correct measurement of 
physical and mental ability, to judge as to what extent 
these suppressions have affected the system, and in 
what directions. 
THE SECOND PERIOD AND DANGER IN WOMAN’S LIFE. 
At the menopause the ordinary periodical waste of 
the system ceases, the forces are turned within, and the 
demand for food lessened; so, unless the appetite is 
carefully restrained, there will be a clogging of the 
system, or a surplus of vitality which may result in 
gout, heart disease, paralysis, trembling palsy, and 
many other diseases or derangements, according to the 
function or sign in which they were born. In reality, 
they have simply completed the first or natural cycle of 
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tion of other beings; and if they have lived harmonious 
lives, they will still possess a life force that will enable 
them to live longer than they have already lived ; and 
that, in health and vivacity, if they but regulate their 
diet and control their appetite, — for their system is 
coming under new conditions, — it is resting from its 
natural generative uses, and entering upon a stage of 
higher spiritual being, in which their life forces are 
building up their interior spiritual and soul nature, — 
which work may go on even to the renewal of their 
physical bodies and the restoration of natural potency 
upon a higher plane ; and instances are on record of 
the renewal of sight, hearing, and youth to all the 
senses, a return of the natural color to the hair, new 
teeth, etc. Catharine, Countess of Desmond, in Ire- 
land, lived to the age of one hundred and forty years, 
and three times renewed her teeth; and many cases 
might be cited of vigor and renewal of powers at an 
advanced age. 
It must, however, be borne in mind that at this 
period the life forces are seeking a new equilibrium, 
and the habits and appetites must be adjusted to this 
new condition of the system. Many times ladies will 
say, “ 1 don’t eat anything, yet am getting fat, and 
don’t know what to do: ’tisn’t eating that makes me 
fat,” etc. But it is a fixed law in nature, too well-known 
to be disputed, that unless there is a food supply, flesh 
will decrease; but in point of fact, these persons have 
come into a condition where the waste is shut off, and 
they consequently require less food, and must regulate 
their appetites accordingly if they would enjoy their 
due measure of health and strength. Frequently where CAUSES OF 1NIIARMONY IN MARRIED LIFE. 
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ladies are in the kitchen much, they get almost nourish- 
ment enough from the aroma of the food, to supply 
nearly all the demands of the body. In such cases, 
it is only necessary to give the stomach something to 
work on ; therefore, a little rice, or graham mush, or 
fruit once a day will be sufficient. 
CAUSES OF INHARMONY IN MARRIED LIFE. 
First, misunderstandings; second, incompatibility of 
chemical and magnetic interchanges; third, excess 
in sexual indulgence. Misunderstandings arise from 
difference in thoughts, sensations, and emotions. Being 
born in different zodiacal or solar signs, they sensate 
from different parts of the body corresponding to their 
signs; so that what gives pleasure to one, may give pain 
to the other, even though the best possible motives 
prompted the effort. Again, two opposites are usually 
attracted together by the law of generation. 
One acting entirely from the intuitive nature is 
incapable of giving a reason for any course of action. 
Such persons cannot make themselves pliable to the 
wishes of others; for intuition is master, and not servant. 
Another is governed by reason, which is the law nature; 
and when those of the latter class attempt to dominate, 
they are apt to demand of the former class reasons for 
their course of action; and those who are guided by 
intuition — though they know they are right — are 
not often ready with a reason. This is apt to arouse 
combativeness and produce inharmony. 
Second, incompatibility of chemical and magnetic 
elements. Where the husband and wife are too much 268 
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alike in the chemical and magnetic combinations of 
their physical bodies, both being positive, or both 
negative, there is no renewal of life in their systems 
from mutual association. 
There are two laws in nature: one of growth or 
nourishment, where like attracts like; as in the vege- 
table kingdom, and in food supplies for the body. The 
other is the law of creation, which is generation, where 
opposites are attracted which chemically combine to 
form a new organism. 
Vital chemistry, though in advance of inorganic 
chemistry, is governed by the same general law. The 
nourishment taken into the body to supply the life prin- 
ciple used in mental and physical action does not 
immediately become life, but only a force like that of 
the body, positive or negative. 
The positive or centrifugal force, which is electric, 
corresponds to the male; and when in excess, in very 
positive persons, it causes a restless, irritable, strained, 
and combative state, and is apt to over-strain and 
weaken that part of the body corresponding to the sign 
in which they were born, thus inducing disease. A 
positive man takes food into the body, and attracts 
that which is like himself, — which is electric and cen- 
trifugal,— and may be compared to the elements of 
tempests and cyclones in nature. 
The negative or centripetal force, which is magnetic 
and concentrative, corresponds to the female ; and when 
in excess, concentrates in the body as a suffocating 
fulness. Ladies will often fall insensible from its effects ; 
the food ceases to digest properly, causing loss of appe- 
tite, morbid imagination, dissatisfaction, and often CAUSES OF INIIARMONY IN MARRIED LIFE. 
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general debility. But when these two opposite forces 
come together, where there is a proper magnetic and 
•electric interchange between the male and female, a 
new life essence or element is born within their 
systems. 
There.are two methods of generation. In the gener- 
ation of children, the seed is not the life, but the life is 
in the seed. It is that subtile principle which animates 
the seed germ, and when the positive and negative 
forces unite under proper conditions, a child is the 
result. If there be a suitable blending of opposites, the 
offspring will be healthy; but if the parents are too 
similar in their natures, the child will be imperfect and 
unhealthy. We call the life force magnetism, and in 
the interchange between man and woman new life is 
born in the body when the seed is not wasted. In pro- 
creation the seed is not all thrown off, and the portion 
•retained in the body is transmuted, and becomes a new 
life element in proportion to the amount retained. 
There is an interchange of fine magnetic and electric 
•elements between the male and the female, sometimes 
sufficient to gratify all sexual desires simply by sleeping 
in the same bed, without further contact, and often by 
mere association. 
Persons differ greatly from each other in their ele- 
mental combinations, and association between the sexes 
produces varied sensations and mental conditions, ac- 
cording to the result of the chemical combination of 
the two qualities. If there is perfect physical and 
mental adaptation, the result will be strengthening to 
the body and illuminating to the mind in its normal 
functions; but if the combination is not adapted, the 270 
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magnetic life generated will be inharmonious, and pro- 
duce abnormal thoughts and actions, such as melan- 
choly, hatred, intensified passions, worriment, irrita- 
bility, and an innumerable catalogue of unpleasant 
conditions that are the cause of very much domestic 
inharmony ; each blaming the other for having changed 
in feelings and disposition since marriage, when really 
all the difficulty may have arisen from chemical changes 
in the system. Sometimes the new magnetism thus 
generated poisons the life forces so that sickness and 
death may result from it. When the magnetisms are 
too nearly alike, instead of generating life in the body, 
it creates a morbid craving for sexual relations where 
it is fancied the required magnetism can be obtained ; 
and frequently men and women, under the starved con- 
ditions of the generative system, seek satisfaction in 
illegal directions, and when they do, the varied chemi- 
cal conditions with which they are brought in contact 
invariably create great confusion in themselves, which 
may lead them to monstrous extremes in every conceiv- 
able direction. 
The multifarious chemical combinations produced by 
continued promiscuity is the cause of the various forms 
of venereal disease. 
SEXUAL EXCESSES. 
In young ladies who are taught by their parents to 
restrain all sexual passion, and live a chaste life till 
marriage, these special life forces are depolarized and 
turned towards the brain, so that they cease to have 
any desires in the other direction, though they may 
have great sexual power. Young men are not often SEXUAL EXCESSES. 
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thus instructed, and their sexual passions being unre- 
strained, are constantly active; thus, after marriage, 
the husband being injudicious, and not understanding 
the condition of the wife in regard to her latent or 
inactive sexual nature, forces his own abnormally 
excited sex activities upon her finer sensibilities, until a 
surfeit and revulsion occurs before her magnetic forces 
have time to be turned in that direction; and this 
revulsion may be so strong that her forces may never 
be thus turned, and a repulsion to all the approaches of 
the husband is the result. 
The pure-minded woman wants love, — not passion,. 
— and in many cases only love will succeed in turning 
the forces so as to create any demand in that direction. 
In some cases, where man’s powers in this direction are 
much stronger than woman’s, the same result occurs. 
Also where the woman is weakened by child-bearing or 
sickness, this surfeit may occur, so that she will cease 
A.o have any desires in this department of her being. 
It sometimes happens that woman is the strongest 
ar most active sexually, and this may produce greater 
harmony, unless the woman is very gross; for woman 
would be considered a monster should she seek to com- 
pel man to respond to this desire in herself, and man is 
no less a monster when he seeks to compel woman to 
gratify these desires on his part. 
We have heard good women say that the sound of 
their husband’s feet coming towards the door filled 
them with horror, and their hearts would sink within 
them from sadness; all caused by the injudicious con- 
duct of the husband, though kind-hearted and having 
good intentions. No pen can portray the miseries at 272 
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present existing in the world from this cause, which 
might be prevented by a little consideration and knowl- 
edge of the laws of life. 
Love is life in motion, and the sex desires are like 
the demands for food ; and when the want is supplied, 
the appetite ceases. And to force a person to eat, after 
this, would be torture, and tenfold greater torture is 
produced by forced sex relations. Nor does the evil stop 
here; for the mental conditions of parents at conception 
enter into the nature of the child, who becomes an 
embodiment of the parents’ thought at and just previous 
to conception. 
In regard to the magnetic life which is generated in 
the systems of the parents, we may say, that if there is 
antagonism existing between them when they come 
together in these relations, antagonistic thought will be 
generated in their systems, producing many forms of 
disease : and as the life force thus generated in the 
system controls the work of rebuilding the body, 
abnormal formations frequently result from these con- 
flicting conditions of the life forces. Where there is 
anger or hatred existing at the time of such contact, 
demoniacal conditions are generated, often resulting in 
insanity in its various forms, or spirits of demons are 
born into the organism by this means, so that, in the 
words of Jesus, they are “possessed of devils.” 
At other times tumors, cancers, and cancerous condi- 
tions are produced. These malformations which are 
generated in the system are not always from physical 
sex contact. The sex nature has little discriminative 
power in regard to the attraction of opposite magne- 
tism, and if the demands of this nature are not met and SEXUAL EXCESSES 
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satisfied, they will draw the opposite magnetism or 
electricity from persons living in the same house, 
though they are repulsive and even hateful to them, 
and it will produce the same results in the line of mal- 
formations, only in less degree. 
Those who live a perfectly chaste life may, through 
sympathy, draw sufficient life from persons, or even 
from higher mental and spiritual surroundings, to 
largely supply the demands of the regenerative pro- 
cesses in their own life; for the course of life is a con- 
stant exhaust and regeneration. 
The very atmosphere in which we live is filled with 
positive and negative emanations from man and from 
all animate and inanimate nature; and the solar fluid, 
that belongs to the immediate cause realm of this world, 
is positive and negative in its essence. It alone is pure 
and free from all vicious sensuality, being an emana- 
tion from the Infinite Spirit of the universe; and per- 
sons may, by the law of sympathy directed by the will, 
draw from this higher fountain of life, and thus be 
united to the eternal source of all things, — the divine 
Father or Mother. 
This idea will be further elaborated in a forthcoming; 
work on Theosophy. CHAPTER XXVII. 
DIRECTION FOR READING CHARACTER BY THE SYSTEM 
OF SOLAR BIOLOGY. 
First ascertain the day of the month the person 
was born ; then from the following table ascertain to 
which of the twelve departments or functions of the 
body they belong. For instance, if born on the 21st 
of March or on any day prior to the 19th of April, 
their function is that of Aries; and for the general par- 
ticulars or foundation qualities of that nature read the 
article descriptive of that sign or function, the page of 
which is given opposite; and so on with all the other 
signs. 
PAGE 
If born March 21, or prior to April 19, °p (Aries) 49 
“ April 19, “ “ May 20, (Taurus) .... 51 
“ May 20, “ “ June 21, n (Gemini) .... 53 
“ June 21, “ “ July 22, 25 (Cancer) .... 54 
“ July 22, “ “ August 22, Si (Leo) 57 
“ August 22, “ “ September 23, TtJJ (Virgo) 60 
“ September 23, “ “ October 23, =£= (Libra) 62 
“ October 23, “ “ November 22, tt\, (Scorpio) .... 66 
“ November 22, “ “ December 21, / (Sagittarius) ... 69 
" December 21, “ “ January 20, V? (Capricorn) ... 72 
“ January 20, “ “ February 19, CJ? (Aquarius) .... 75 
“ February 19, “ “ March 21, X (Pisces) 77 
PERIODS OF THE TWELVE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
TO FIND THE POLARITY. 
Turn to the table of Ephemerides giving the positions 
of the moon for the year in which the person was born. TO FIND THE POSITION OF THE PLANETS. 
275 
It will be observed that one column is devoted to each 
month of the year. Take the month in which the per- 
son was born, and follow down the column until oppo- 
site the required date, the days of the month being 
given in the left-hand column. In this way one can 
ascertain the position of the moon for any day through- 
out the year. To illustrate : If a person was born 
March 21, 1820, by following down the column for 
March until opposite the 21st day, we find the moon 
was in LI (Gemini). The innate quality or function 
being T (Aries), we thus learn that the person is polar- 
ized in n (Gemini). Turn to the table of contents 
and find the page where “ T (Aries) with the Moon in 
II (Gemini)” is described. Having read that, turn to 
the Ephemerides of the planets for the same year. But 
ere explaining the method of finding the position of 
the planets, we will add a few words to guard against 
any misunderstanding of the moon’s positions. The 
position of the signs in the upright columns indicates 
the day the moon entered a given function or sign. 
The mark ( u ) indicates that the moon continued in 
the sign given above until the next following sign 
occurs: thus we find that the moon entered the sign 
II (Gemini) March 19, and remained in that sign until 
March 22, against which date we find the sign 25 
(Cancer); therefore March 21, 1820 the moon was still 
in II, as indicated by the ditto mark ( u ). 
TO FIND THE POSITION OF THE PLANETS. 
Turning to the Ephemerides of the planets for the 
year 1820, we find the three left-hand columns devoted 276 
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to fit (Uranus), with the character (fit), which stands 
for this planet, at the head of the three columns. 
Against the date Jan. 1 we find the sign il (Gemini), 
and the ditto mark ( u ) indicates that Uranus remained 
in this sign throughout the entire year, as it takes this 
planet nearly seven years to pass through one sign of 
the zodiac. Therefore March 21 fit (Uranus) was in 
II (Gemini). The three adjoining columns to the right 
are devoted to fi (Saturn), whose designating character 
(fi) is found at the top of the column. Jan. 1 we find 
this planet was in (Libra) ; and as the table shows 
that it remained in this sign throughout the year, it 
was consequently in (Libra) March 21. Moving 
again to the right, we find at the top of the next three- 
fold column (11), the character representing Jupiter. 
Against Jan. 1 we find the sign Si (Leo), but following 
down the column we find that Jupiter entered tty (Vir- 
go) Feb. 22, and remained in that sign for the balance 
of the year; consequently March 21 it was in (Vir- 
go). Moving again to the right, we find the character 
S (Mars). By following down the column, we find 
that Jan. 26 Mars entered zz (Aquarius) and remained 
in that sign until April 2, when it entered X (Pisces); 
consequently March 21 it was still in zz (Aquarius). 
Following down the column devoted to $ (Venus), we 
find this planet entered (Capricorn) March 18 and 
remained in that sign until April 5, when it entered 
zz (Aquarius). Consequently March 21 it was in V? 
(Capricorn). 
It will be observed that, as we approach the sun, the 
planets having shorter orbits make their changes from 
sign to sign much more frequently; so much so, that TO FIND THE POSITION OF THE PLANETS. 
277 
when we come to Mercury, we require double space to 
give the numerous changes it makes within a year's 
time. Commencing with January and following down 
the column, we find March 20 that Mercury entered 
VS (Capricorn). The next change indicated was March 
25, when it entered (Aquarius). Consequently we 
know that it was in VS March 21, which completes the 
positions of the planets for a person of the date in 
question; and the same method is pursued in finding 
their position at any other date of this or other years, 
a three-line column or division being devoted to each 
planet, with the appropriate planetary sign over the 
same, save in the case of Mercury, whose changes are 
so frequent that one column barely gives its positions 
for six months : so for the balance of the year, follow 
down the last right-hand column, which is the second 
or extra column that it has been necessary to devote to 
this extremely lively planet, to enable us to tabulate all 
its changes. 
In each of the three-line columns the first space is 
devoted to the month, the second to the day of the 
month, and the third to the sign or position of the 
planet at the specified time. 
With a few experiments, the positions of the moon 
and planets can be readily found, and in far less time 
than this detailed description occupies. We give below, 
in tabulated form, the positions as found in the above 
nativity, which will also serve as a suggestion of a con- 
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Position of Earth, Moon, and Planets, March 21, 1820 
© (Earth) in T (Aries). 
D (Moon) “ n (Gemini). 
# (Uranus) “ n (Gemini), 
h (Saturn) “ =£*= (Libra). 
X (Jupiter) “ (Virgo). 
$ (Mars) “ (Aquarius). 
$ (Venus) “ >5 (Capricorn). 
5 (Mercury) “ V3 (Capricorn). 
By consulting the Table of Contents, the significance 
of the above or any other positions can be readily ascer- 
tained. 
As the twelve tribes of Israel were each an expression 
of a distinct sign of the zodiac, or twelve departments 
of the heavens, and as each person in a general sense 
belongs to one of these tribes, we give below, in tabu- 
lated form, the sign of each, and therefrom persons 
may determine by the sign of their own nativity to 
which of the twelve tribes they belong. 
Relation of the Twelve 
Tribes 
to the Signs of the Zodiac. 
Reuben =£= (Libra). 
Simeon n't (Scorpio). 
Levi t (Sagittarius). 
Judah Vj (Capricorn). 
Dan zz (Aquarius). 
Naphtali X (Pisces). 
Gad T (Aries). 
Asher (Taurus). 
Issachar n (Gemini). 
Zebulon 25 (Cancer). 
Joseph SI (Leo). 
Benjamin (Virgo). APPENDIX.1 
It is the opinion of many that the material compris- 
ing the planetoids (or, as they are usually though in- 
correctly called, the asteroids) is the fragments of a 
planet which from some internal or other cause has 
been destroyed. The idea has still further been ad- 
vanced that this planet was the seat of a fallen race, 
and that utlie powers and principalities of the air,” 
against which the people of this earth have to contend, 
are in reality the lost souls of the planet in question. 
Be that as it may, there are numerous collateral rea- 
sons why a brief consideration of this subject may 
prove highly profitable to lovers of occult thought. 
Many supposed mythological traditions of ancient 
Greece have been demonstrated to have had a founda- 
tion in fact and history ; and we may assume that such 
is possibly the case to a far greater extent than has yet 
been proven, and that this applies to the traditions of 
other localities and people as well; and when we take 
into account the intuitive knowledge of the ancient 
people, by virtue of their being more fully in the breath 
of the solar fluid, we can understand how the history 
of other planets might in a measure become incorpo- 
rated into the traditions of our own. 
1 See page 41; also Editor’s Preface. 280 
SOLAR BIOLOGY. 
By the principles of Solar Biology we are enabled 
to trace the influence which the destruction of the 
planet in question would have upon the earth. Know- 
ing as we do that the function of our earth in its rela- 
tions to the other planets of the solar system is that of 
the heart, and that the planet whose probable destruc- 
tion we are considering must have been in the function 
or department of the lungs, we inferentially see that 
the relation between these two planets must have been 
electrically and vitally intimate; and while this event 
would have a marked effect on all the planets of our 
system, its influence on the dwellers' of this earth would 
be most direct and disastrous, because of the intimate 
reciprocal relation of the functions of the heart and 
lungs. 
Isaiah makes reference to Lucifer as having fallen 
from his shining position in the heavens, and intimates 
that its people were not allowed to rest even in their 
graves. This would be literally true if the planet had 
been destroyed. 
We have to confront numerous traditions regarding 
a fallen race, — tempters of Adam and Eve, etc. The 
Talmud speaks of the ancient people of earth as having 
faces that shone like the sun, and natures that reached 
into the heavens. 
There is something in life that we call evil, the 
nature and origin of which is shrouded in mystery. 
The Bible is full of prophecies pointing to a restoration 
of a lost state. Christ characterized the great mass of 
the people as being possessed of their father the devil, 
whose works they would do. His incarnation, life, and 
death were prefigured, and are to-day accepted by mil- APPENDIX. 
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lions as having to do with the re-establishment of a 
heavenly order. 
It is by no means improbable that the traditions of a 
lost planet should be incorporated into the intuitive 
knowdedge of this. And there are logical and highly 
probable reasons why the origin of evil, or divergence 
from the order of the heavens, first originated in the 
planet under consideration, whose function was that of 
the lungs, of the Grand Solar Man. or nature. The tra- 
ditions of early ages, which are furthermore supported 
by the principles of this science, go to prove that the 
goodness and harmony of the ancient people was of an 
intuitive kind, and that divergence from that vernal or 
innocent state came about through intellectual self-asser- 
tion, through a vivid realization of conscious material 
life, with the apparently independent and sovereign 
power of the intellectuals, inclining to self-established 
centres and methods of action, or personal experiments, 
so to speak, “in the knowledge of good and evil.” See 
Genesis, chap, iii., wherein is allegorically pictured 
the temptation, fall, and expulsion of Adam and Eve 
from .the garden of Eden. The serpent, or that part of 
the intellectuals which is expressive of the sensuous and 
generative principle, is specially implicated in the in- 
troduction of an order of life at variance with that of 
the heavens as previously experienced through the 
intuitive nature. 
From our physiological knowledge of the relations 
existing between the lungs and heart, aided by the 
light this science throws upon the functions of the 
different planets, we are led to the conclusion that 
there may once have existed a planet that we shall 282 
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designate as Lucifer, which occupied the position of the 
planetoids. 
The nature of the lungs is individualizing in their 
function, producing positive and apparently independ- 
ent and self-conscious mentality and god-like feeling; 
therefore in this function or vital principle of the solar 
system would we naturally look for the origin of indi- 
vidual action at variance with the intuitive perceptions 
and observance of the law of the heavens as expressed 
in the solar fluid; and, owing to the close interplane- 
tary relations existing throughout the system, a gradual 
alienation and severance from the intuitive life of it 
would be wrought, in degree, throughout all the earths 
of our solar system, which consequently came to stand as 
the “ bruised heel ” of the universe. Christ’s advent to 
earth symbolized the restoration of the heavenly order 
He stood as the new MAN of the starry universe. 
The crucifixion of his natural body was the material 
expression of the antagonism of earth polarities to the 
order of the heavens ; his resurrection, the assurance 
of the final triumph of the principles of life, order, and 
immortality. 
The idea of a special incarnation on this earth is 
often scouted, and it is asked, If on this earth, why not 
on all others ? and to those even approximately realiz- 
ing the countless millions of worlds of the universe, the 
idea brings confusion and doubt. In regard to this, we 
should bear in mind that neither this earth nor yet the 
solar system is complete within itself, but are merely 
parts of one perfect whole, and that a work of such 
vast import on one earth would undoubtedly have Us 
relation and uses to all. APPENDIX 
283 
We might designate the life of the entire material 
universe up to the period in question as being that of 
intuition or childhood. There is a period when the law 
of individualization of intellectual self-assertion comes 
to be operative, and children often make serious mis- 
takes. Lucifer may have been the over-venturesome 
planet of the spheres, and for its lesson to the “ ninety 
and nine” may have been permitted to work his own 
self-will, even to the destruction of the planet itself. 
We find in Isaiah xiv. 12, “ How art thou fallen from 
heaven, 0 Lucifer, son of the morning! liow art thou 
cut down to the ground which didst weaken the nations 
(planets).” Again Isaiah says of his ofience, verses 
13 and 14, “ For thou hast said in thine heart, I will 
ascend into heaven, I will exalt my throne above the 
stars of God. I will sit also upon the mount of the 
congregation in the sides of the north. 1 will ascend 
above the heights of the clouds, I will be like the Most 
High.” Isaiah further tells us that he is to “ be brought 
down to hell,” and people are to say, “Is this the man 
that made the earth to tremble ? ” 
The “morning star” has vanished, and where once 
was unity, light, and power, we now have but a con- 
fused mass of planetoids moving in eccentric orbits. 
The extremity of individualism stands exemplified, and 
the mind and nature of humanity is broken and divided 
in a corresponding manner; for this was not merely 
the experience of a planet, but a tragedy of the solar 
system, the effect of which is spread over thousands 
of years, though it is probable that we are now well 
advanced in the stages of the restoration of order. 
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Swedenborg, in his description of the people of Jupiter, 
while according them high spirituality and intelligence, 
states that they all have a bent or stooping attitude in 
walking. It would not be unreasonable to infer that 
Jupiter, being in the function of the shoulders, and the 
adjacent and lost planet being in the function of the 
lungs, similar physical effects might naturally follow, 
as the shoulders for their upright position are closely 
related to the lungs, and probably the people of Jupiter 
suffer in this particular more than in their mental and 
spiritual nature, which is strongly supported by the 
intellectual and spiritual forces of Saturn, which was 
disturbed far less by the fall than the inferior planets. 
In conversation with A. J. Davis, the “ seer of Pough- 
keepsie,” and the author of Divine Revelations and 
numerous other occult works, he stated that he like- 
wise noticed in his clairvoyant investigations of Jupiter 
the stooping attitude of body above referred to. The 
effect would undoubtedly vary on different planets, 
according to their nearness and function. 
Will this lost star be relit in the material heavens ? 
We judge not. The solar system has established a new 
equilibrium, but it leaves us impoverished in the vital- 
izing solar lung function, the distributor of the purify- 
ing and unitizing: solar fluid. 
We have a partial analogy in the human heart, 
which still beats on for a time after the breath has 
left the body: but in the case of the earth, the lungs 
losing their measure of the solar fluid, expanded more 
fully into the natural atmosphere. Man came to real- 
ize “that he was naked”; he was no longer clothed 
upon by the heavens ; the light and glory of life had APPENDIX. 
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departed, and his career from that time forward has 
been little less than a living death; the solar system, 
and especially the earth, has been a charnel house. 
Man did not wholly die, but he died to that which 
made life pure and noble and worth the living. 
Was this calamity unforeseen? Was the plan of 
redemption an after-thought? We judge not. The 
catastrophe was at least permitted, and man’s adversity 
is said to be God’s opportunity; and from that period 
dates a new cycle of this solar system. Measures were 
inaugurated in the inner circles and higher atmospheres 
of the system, which in due process of time became 
operative on the material earth, and stand recorded in 
the career of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and the twelve 
tribes of Israel, and finally in the advent of Christ, in 
whom the nature of the race became interiorly opened 
and conjoined again to the order of the heavens. 
Christ stood in the place of the fallen son of the morn- 
ing. He was to be lifted up, that he might draw all 
men unto him; the solar atmosphere was to be intro- 
duced and restored to the lungs of humanity by an 
interior process. The “ new heaven” was to stand in 
the place of the fallen star. The order of Melchisedec, 
‘‘without beginning of days or end of time,” was to 
be transfused not only to our earth and solar system, 
but presumably through that as a centre of new cre- 
ative energies, to all the material worlds of the uni- 
verse ; for this planet and system would stand interiorly 
opened to the heavens. It would be spiritually con- 
joined in a manner differing from all others, as the 
heavens are present in the externals of other worlds 
.and systems after a natural order, whereas this earth 286 
SOLAR BIOLOGY. 
and solar system, being, so to speak, the last and least 
of the earths and systems of the universe, being spirit- 
ually opened to the heavens, becomes the first of a new 
order, thus giving additional significance to the saying 
“the first shall be last, and the last shall be first." 
If “the hairs of our head are numbered," and “not 
a sparrow falls to the ground without notice,’’ it is pre- 
sumable that the permitted fall of Lucifer is not with- 
out an ultimate of good to this earth and solar system 
and as a necessary consequence to the countless worlds 
of the starry heavens. From this point of view we 
might comprehend how and why this earth should be- 
come the theatre of a special incarnation. 
It is the nature of love to desire reciprocal beings 
who are receptive of and responsive to its benign im- 
pulses ; countless millions on of such natures 
have been evolved throughout the immensity of space, 
and into their midst it is alleged descends the lumi- 
nous and omnipotent One of the heavens and universe to 
be unto these love recipient beings what a central sun 
is to the planets of its system. 
There is a law of involution as well as of evolution, 
and there must be some point where forces meet and 
balance, or find equilibrium. Humanity ascends and 
unfolds into spirit; spirit descends and finds embodi- 
ment in humanity. Thoughts of this kind do not de- 
grade or belittle God; they merely exalt and ennoble 
man. 
Swedenborg in his converse with the angels was 
advised regarding the transcendent possibilities of the 
spirits from this earth. While comparative or appar- 
ently less than all others, they had capacities when un- APPENDIX. 
287 
folded of surpassing those of any of the various and 
many earths he visited. Therefore we might well 
recall the utterance, “ Be still, and know that I am 
God.” 
Opinions may differ as to whether or no the inner- 
most of Christ’s nature was the very God. According 
to his own testimony, “ He and his Father were one,” 
and “ all power was given into his hands,” both in the 
heavens and on the earth. This is a vast saying, yet 
what if it be true ? It is not inconsistent with the 
mysteries and wonders of the heavens. The picture 
and symbol of the material universe is that of a man 
from its least to its greatest; and as the centre controls 
the circumference, as the cause must be adequate to the 
effect, and as principles are nowhere operative without 
form, what more natural than that we should find where 
spirit and matter meet a wonderfully luminous person- 
ality, the very perfection and omnipotence of form, but 
infinitely above human comprehension, yet ever tem- 
pered to the aspirations and needs of both intellect and 
affection. 
Intellect may be satisfied with light, truth, principle, 
and declare these sufficient; but the affections realize 
that the fulness and perfection of love is not possible 
without personality. What means the declaration of 
Genesis, “ Let us make man in our image, after our 
likeness ” ? and do we not find in the interior altitudes 
of our being that a luminous personality is being evolved ? 
for creation is a progressive series, and the relatively 
void and formless abyss of man and nature is perpetu- 
ally caking on the image and likeness of the Crestive 
Mind, behind which, as a logical sequence, is omnipo- 288 
dOLAK BIOLOGY. 
tent personality as the opposite of chaos, — the adequate 
and inspiring magnet, — tilling the grand nature of the 
heavens and the exalted societies of the angelic world 
with an ever-present and sufficient sun of light and life 
from which proceeds perfection of being and form. How, 
then, can we predicate form and personality of the effect 
if it does not exist in the Cause ? Nor ought we to deem 
it inconsistent with the mysteries of the luminous and 
mighty One of the heavens, that He should once have 
walked this earth, thus gathering to Himself the ulti- 
mates of earthly being, thereby conjoining the least to 
the greatest, and carrying aloft to the innermost alti- 
tudes of the heavens the chords of this human nature, 
thereby rendering mortal access easy and the kingdom 
of heaven on earth not only possible but certain. 
J. L. PUBLISHER’S NOTICE. 
In reading nativities, or delineating character in accordance with 
this system of science, all that is requisite is tables of past posi- 
tions of the moon and planets. We have no need to refer to future 
positions, as all calculations are made from the positions at birth ; 
therefore, in practice, tables ten or more years back will be in 
most frequent requisition ; nevertheless, those of current date will 
be desired for information regarding children just born, and, as 
time rolls on, that which was the future constantly becomes the 
present, and we have accordingly made provision for this con- 
tingent, and have given the positions of the planets up to the close 
of the nineteenth century. The ephemerides of the moon are not 
at present available beyond the close of the year 1895, but after 
that time it will be merely necessary each year to procure a nautical 
or an astrological almanac for the current year, and from that the 
positions of the moon can be had, and blank tables have been 
bound with the book for each year to complete the century, into 
which the moon’s positions can be copied, and thus preserved in 
compact form. POSITIONS OF THE MOON AND PLANETS 
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THE SEVEN CREATIVE PRINCIPLES. 
First Lecture.—The Idea of God, The people of all ages characterized 
by their idea of God—The word of God associated with the idea of power—Man can only 
understand or think of things of which he has a correspondence within himself, p. 3. 
The senses perceive effects only—Causes are deductively determined by reason, p. 4. The 
wonders of will, p. 5. Yahveh, “ I will be what I will to be,” p. 6. Space filled and in- 
terfilled with worlds interior to each other—Ordei and intelligence everywhere mani- 
fest, p. 11. The First Cause, the essential Man, humanity the objective parts, p. 12. Mat- 
ter a condition of spirit, p. 15. Love the fulfillment of the law, p. 18. Meditation good 
for the soul-Finding God, p. 19. 
Second Lecture.—Force. “All things work together for good”—The male 
and female principles every where present in Nature. The condensation of force into matter 
accomplished by the Logos or “ Word of God,” p. 26. How thought is formed and sent 
forth on its mission, p. 27. The evolution of matter through generative processes, p. 29. 
The female will the ensphering or binding principle, p.-31. Compression, heat, ex- 
pansion, polarization, p. 35. Electric and magnetic currents of earth and sun, p. P6 Be- 
coming Sons and Masters instead of servants, p. 38. 
Third Lecture.—Discrimination. The relation of the Seven Principles to 
each other, p. 4-. The first manifestation of Discrimination—All things come from and 
relate to mind, p. 43. Keason for calling some things good and others evil, p. 44. 
Motives of ancient Prophets and Seers for seeking isolation from the world, p. 46. Dis- 
crimination manifested in desire and prayer—Inspiration—Revelation, p. 49. Manifesta- 
tions of discrimination in plant life, p. 51. The pleasures of the senses contrasted with 
higher discrimination and joy, p. 53. 
Fourth Lecture.—Order. Heat and cold as formative forces in Nature, p. 58. 
The evidences of Order in crystal formations, p. 59. Interpreting Nature and deter- 
mining quality and character from form—Form within form revealed by the microscope— 
Worlds beyond worlds brought down by the telescope, p. 65. The Order and Chemistry 
of Digestion, p. 67. The explanation of vision—Manifestation of the sixth sense, p. 71. 
The influence of psychic surroundings, p, 72. Being Joint-Creators with the Infinite, 
p. 73 Possessing the true Wisdom, p. 75. 
Fittb Lecture.—Cohesion. Drawing the line between principles aud 
phenomena, p. 79. Evolution—Cohesion essentially a feminine principle, ensphering, 
nourishii g, preserving, p. 82. The “adversary” that is set off against Cohesion, p. 83. 
The conservative tendencies of Cohesion, p. 84. The abuses of the cohesive principle, 
p. 85. Cohesion—The mother nature considered as a distinct principle, p. 87. The mother 
love to take higher form, p. 91. Live up to your highest ideal of right, p. 93. Placing the 
name of God in the forehead, p. 94. 
Sixth Lecture.—Fermentation. The Destroyer who stands in the way of 
physical immortality—Disintegration—All vegetation the materialization of Infinite 
thought—Man’s thought as real creations as the offspring of his loius, p. 100. A vital 
chemistry that will throw light on mental healing aud thought formation, p. 101. A 
secret of the Magi and Alchemists, p. 102. Fermentation an agent of progress, p. 103. 
The baleful aspects of man when the principle of fermentation has the ascendency, p. 106. 
Dependence of man for executive energy upon his helpmeet—VVoman, p. 107. Howto 
become a “Prevailing Prince,” p. 108. Conquering and controlling the forces of genera- 
tion, p. 110. The fallen state, p. 112. Becoming “ kings and priests unto God,” p. 113. 
Seventh Lecture.—Trausniutatioii. A lighted match as an illustration 
of transmutation, p. 117. The fire energy of the Infinite Being ensphered in matter, p. 120. 
Man’s inner being a luminous flame transmuting the baser substance, p. 121. Importance 
of the kind of thoughts we entertain while eating, p. 123. The process by which to ob- 
tain magic power, p. 128. Becoming superior to earth, p. 129. Making all visible things 
one’s servant, p. 130. 
Figrlitti Lecture.—Sensation. Sensation, a mode of consciousness or cogni 
zanceof life, p. 136. Sensation made manifest in the crystal water of the nerve fluid, p. 138. 
Transmuting the lower into higher sensation, p. 139. Education, uplifting and relief of 
God’s creatures—Polarization of inner consciousness, p. 140. Thought impossible without 
form, p. 141. No sensation without motion of life-element, p. 143. No pleasure without 
a reaction—Removal of the exhausted and broken down molecules, p. 145. Self posses- 
sion—Soul calm—Subdual of senses, p 146. The inner sense the one we most need, p. 148. 
Turning the nature into line with the Divine current, p. 149. 
INiuth Lecture.—Color. Significance of colors—Opening the sixths use. p. 154. 
Red,—magnetic, concentrative, heating;—blue represents order ;— yellow, perfection, p. 
156. Vibrations of color—Relations to sound, p. 158. Significance of blue, gray, indigo, 
p. 159. Fourth principle, symbolizes life, fertility ; represents the mother-nature, p. 160. 
Language of God in Nature; Clairvoyance, a manifestation of the sixth sense, p. 162. 
Green a symbol of strength ; significance of black, p. 163. Sixth principle expressed by 
violet; represents good, p. 164. Seventh principle, identified with yellow; implies Divine 
sensation, p. 166. Summary of the principles of the seven-pointed star, p.109. The key to 
a wonderful system of chemistry, p. 170. 
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