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"An Important Astrology Resource", This book provided a lot of important insight and information that helped me understand aspects of my birth chart.

"good ", In depth analysis of the way different planets combine in aspects. Does not narrow down by aspect, but, for example will have 2-3pages on mercury-venus instead of having different, shorter paragraphs for each different type of aspect. I really liked it.

"Excellent choice, add this to your collection sooner than later", I have owned this book for a few years now. Though I am enrolled in a super correspondance course I also turn to this book in addition to the material I've been given. If I recall, this is a reprint of a much sought after OOP book. If so, I am grateful. Just when your brain is stuck on a symbolism or you need a fresh idea- crack this open. Full of insightful knowledge that exudes confidence, experience and practical application. This book is about uniting planetary symbols for interpretation. No chart delineation is included and it's not intended to be. You will instantly recognize the truth in the pages.

"important info for any astrologer", This book lists out all the possible aspects between planets and explains each in detail. A very helpful reference book for astrologers.

"Aspects in Astrology", This book offers good in depth descriptions of planetary contacts through aspects, some of which I thought were right on. However, it mostly describes what happens with hard aspects. It only mentions briefly how some of the issues in the life would be easier if it were a trine. Although, there are in depth descriptions of the meaning of quintiles, semi-sextiles, sesquiquadrates, etc. in general, he does not indicate the difference if a planet makes that kind of an aspect vs a true hard aspect. I would have liked to have heard the significant differences, instead of having to infer them myself.

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"The Best", The most important part of the horoscope is probably the aspects between the planets and/or the ascendant. The more the aspects and the greater their strength, the more the horoscope seems to be saying. But to understand just what it is saying, many of us rely on other astrologers who are better than we are, and that is why owning a few good books about the planetary aspects is so important for most students of astrology.
A little technique I use when checking out a book in the store is to skip to the section about an aspect I have in my own natal chart and am more familiar with-- Venus-Saturn, for example --and test the author in that manner. You can't necessarily expect he or she to know every little thing you know about how this aspect seems to play out in your life, but their interpretation should at least tell you something you don't already know.
But even if it doesn't, as long as it sounds accurate, I'll give the book a second chance and look at its treatment of some of the other aspects. You usually can tell when what the author says seems to have the kind of authenticity and convincing detail that is grounded in personal experience, rather than being derived from guess-work or deductive reasoning about what a combination of Venus-Saturn or Jupiter-Pluto *should* mean. Horoscope interpretation is hard enough as it is, because I think that everyone who studies astrology quickly learns that the textbooks are just a guide, and even though they are usually referred to as "cookbooks", relying on the separate ingredients to reach an overall understanding of a real person's complex personality is not even as useful as a recipe. Not that I'm much of a cook myself, and not that I don't admire astrologers who can write these books, because it must be quite difficult.
Given these facts, Sue Tompkins's book passes all the tests and I've returned many times for guidance to the worn, underlined passages in my 1990 copy of her book. And the fact that it keeps getting reissued by different publishers and still can be found in the ridiculously small astrology section of Borders or Barnes & Noble--while so many others are excluded or have gone out of print-- speaks for itself. I whole-heartedly recommend it.


"TRUST ME--BUY THIS BOOK!!!", This is the best aspect book I have come across. Although it is written in a "cookbook" style, the descriptions are uniquely insightful. The book starts off laying down the basics of what each planet signifies (some of the best descriptions I have seen), then the meaning of each of the aspect types (clear-cut and insightful with interesting info. on the quintile series and the semi-squares and sesquiquadrates), then the weighting of the aspects, their obs, applying and separating aspects. Qualities, elements and signs in the aspects are then covered. All of this Part I information is so well-presented that the interpretations in the "cookbook" section are a pleasant added bonus. The author presents the information in part I well enough to give the reader a good start on interpreting the placements on their own. The way in which Part I is presented, leading into Part II's "cookbook" section, gives the reader a better grasp as to how it's done--how to begin synthesizing the information beyond the Part II descriptions. And if that isn't enough, there's a Part III on the MC-IC and AC-DC axes as well as each of the planets at the angles.

Most astrology books are either of the "cookbook" variety without information on synthesis or of the type that goes in-depth, but without instruction on application and synthesis. This book takes a unique approach in effectively combining the two. This book is not only great for beginning and intermediate students, but can also be useful for the professional.

It's too bad this author doesn't have any other titles to her name. I would buy everything else she wrote. She is a gifted writer, and through this book, a gifted teacher. At the very least, I hope she puts out a second edition of this book that includes Chiron.

"excellent", This is one of the best English books about aspects in astrology. Every aspect is handled indepth with very good descriptions. Sue Tompkins knows what she is writing about ! The other book about aspects that I recommend is the one by Charles EO Carter. None of these books can be missed by any serious astrologer.

"Aspects in astrology", The book is used as the main text book at the Faculty of Astrological Studies here in London and for good reason! Although presented in cookbook style it is anything but! It is deep, comprehensive, well researched and more. And for who has had the pleasure to be a student of this amazing woman, it is no surprise. She is definitely one of the great astrologers of this day. A true classic.

"I highly recommend this book.", This book has excellent descriptions of the aspects. It is the best book that I have found so far on the subject.