Correction: Komilla Sutton's Node Book

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Hi Therese,

 

I am reading your question again and I see that you mentioned to

quote something from her nodebook. I haven't finished it yet, but I

must say that the information given and the background of the

mythology is quite fascinating untill now. I will think of the best

quote in this book after I have finished it.

 

Anne

 

 

 

, " hagazussah "

<hagazussa@c...> wrote:

> Hi Therese,

>

> I have this book: translated in Dutch. I just sent a shortlist

about

> naksatras to the list 2 days ago. Don't you think that is correct?

> In what way is she not making a good combination between western

and

> Jyotish? I have understood that in Jyotish the emphasis is more on

> the moon rather than the sun. Komilla puts in this book the

emphasis

> on the sun, am I correct?

>

> Anne

>

>

> , Therese Hamilton

> <eastwest@s...> wrote:

> > Hi..

> >

> > I wonder if one or two of you on this list who really like

> Komilla's book

> > on the nodes could type a quote or two from the book on this

> > list--something that you really feel she hit just right? Does

she

> keep the

> > mansions in the sidereal zodiac or use them with the Tropical

> signs?

> >

> > I'm asking because I have another one of her books--Barnes &

Noble

> was

> > selling it for $5 when it was originally $25. I wish I'd bought

> the whole

> > stack of them to give to people.

> > This book has lots of lovely color illustarations, but Komilla

> combines

> > the nakshatras with the Tropical signs and rulers, which I think

> isn't a

> > very good way to approach the nakshatras. (The book is INDIAN

> ASTROLOGY.)

> >

> > Thanks to anyone who can help!

> > Therese