Discover astrological quintiles and sesquiquintiles as detailed by renowned astrologer Dusty Bunker. Presented for the first time, full interpretations of the astrological quintiles and the sesquiquintiles using the ten traditional planets and the Ascendant. In this groundbreaking book, astrologer Dusty Bunker reveals the importance of the 72° quintile and the 108° sesquiquintile, two previously ignored astrological aspects, which the Egyptians called the “sacred golden bowls.” With information gathered over thirty years through studying esoteric numbers, sacred geometry, Masonic manuscripts, religious texts, Egyptian symbols, and much more, Dusty shows why these aspects should be considered among the most important in the lexicon of astrologers because they reveal your hidden talents and your legacy, your path to fame! With a dusty map in hand, travel from the cosmic birth of the quintiles and the sesquiquintiles to the sand-covered site where these golden-bowl aspects have remained hidden all these years. This important reference book should be part of every astrologer’s library.

For those interested in the ultimate reference guide for all astrological angle families including trines, septiles, taos, and IV-undeciles, All 144 Aspects addresses these angles and many more. As the final installment in a trio which began with Full Spectrum Astrology and Hayden's Book of Synastry, this volume not only addresses each of the 144 possible angle types found in second level astrology, but also introduces a brand new set of advanced planet interpretations for putting these angles to use. Here you'll find full planet-by-planet interpretations for Sedna, Eris, Chariklo, and Quaoar as well as "antiplanets," custom Arabic Parts, and square points. All of this produces a set of tools which you can ultimately use to put astrology to work for you intentionally--taking you far beyond the old view of the subject as being "for entertainment purposes only."

Vols. 1-36, 1914-1949, 1999- issued in separate parts, called sections, e.g. Journal section, Federal Court section, Privy Council section, Allahabad section, Bombay section, etc.