Category: Philosophers

Marc Jones does not have a time for Mr. Browder so we rectified it to 11:03 PM on May 20, 1891 in Wichita Kansas. This gives him the Ascendant of 17 Capricorn or “a boy surreptitiously bathing naked”. This suggests his irresistible desire to strip back to essentials and gain self-renewal by close intimacy with […]

Robert S. Lynd, one of the founding fathers of modern American sociology and co-author, with his wife, Helen Merrell Lynd, of “Middletown” and “Middletown in transition,” died Sunday in Warren, Conn., after a long illness. He was 78 years old and lived at 560 Riverside Drive here. — The New York Times Obit section.

We mentioned previously that Elbert Hubbard was the first horoscope in How to Learn Astrology with a full complement of astrological symbology.  Sigmund Freud is part of the earlier lessons where Marc Jones uses his “piano key” to highlight what the student should focus on.  In a B&W publishing word, the piano keys were a […]

Sir Richard Francis Burton is renowned for the being the first European to penetrate Arabian culture in the 19th century so thoroughly that he was able to write sixteen volumes of their stories and folktales in The Arabian Nights. His books are here on Gutenberg.org. Click here to download sir-Richard-burton’s chart