<p>The English language has many words whose etymology is derived from astrology, some less obvious than others. For example, the word considered is made up from the Latin words con (meaning with) and sideris (starry; relating to stars; heavenly, star-like the same root as sidereal). When someone says they re going to consider something they might just mean they re going to con - sider the astrology of the matter. Which is precisely what Astrology Considered: A Thinking Person s Guide would have you do. Readers are encouraged to consider the subject from a fresh perspective; to think about how the planet and its inhabitants might evolve if the full power and utility of astrology were better understood and applied. The 51 educational articles, interviews and news features you ll find in this book are from the Astrology News Service archives and were written for (and intended to appeal to) an informed general audience. On one level, the book is a response to astrology s vocal critics. But, hopefully, the real take-away from your reading experience will be a greater appreciation for an evolving worldview that has withstood the test of time. You may discover there s a lot more to astrology s story than you have been led to believe.</p>

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