Laurel Lowell – Pluto

“In 1933, E. H. Bailey, editor of the British Journal of Astrology, stated, “I have no belief whatever in the alleged influence of Pluto, and can see no reason to include it when dealing with horoscopes.” Laurel Lowell doesn’t agree. She feels it is no accident that Pluto’s discovery in 1931 coincided with the Great Depression: a time of upheaval and demoralization. “The events of the early thirties were characterized by what we have since come to understand as Plutonian evolutionary tactics.” she writes. Mrs Lowell has written this book about the dark and mysterious planet to share her understanding. In her unique style she discusses the true meaning and correspondence of our youngest planet and gives in-depth delineations for Pluto in the signs and houses. She interprets in amazing detail almost every possible aspect to Pluto – a worthy and much needed contribution to astrological knowledge. Pluto will fill the gaps in your astrological library and bring up-to-date the many astrology books written before the 1930’s. It is by far the most accurate and informative source material on Pluto to be found anywhere.”

Llewellyn Publications, 1973 Softcover edition. Some wear & rubbing to wraps.