The Astrology of Human Relationships

This book is on the art of comparing one persons horoscope to anothers. I have worn out and have probably bought this book 10X. I always recommend this book to beginners (what I began with). These books (The Astrologers Handbook, Predictive Astrology, both by Sakoian & Acker)are clear, organized and to the point. They are written from a psychological point of veiw. The authors didn't waste any words. These books are on target. If you want to know "is this person right for me" or "why is my relationship with so-and-so so impossible", this book will make things clear.

Frances Sakoian's The Astrology of Human Relationships is a must have for any Astrologer. She goes through all the planet/sign combinations with their aspects in the book, describing indepth, the good and the bad of compatibility between two charts. Of course you must have a basic understanding of the signs, planets and what conjunctions, trines, squares, etc., are. It puts a new spin on what "A's Mercury conjunct B's Uranus" means as well as well as what "A's Venus in B's fourth house" means. I would recommend this book to anyone studying Astrology. It is definitely a book for my library.

A comparison of the horoscopes of two people can yield much useful information about whether they will be attracted to each other and, if a relationship occurs, what the nature of that relationship is likely to be. This book is an excellent introduction to how to make such horoscope comparisons and contains the detailed information required for doing so. Incidentally, although horoscope comparisons are often done to see the potential for a successful romantic relationship or marriage, such comparisons are equally valid for any two people including siblings, coworkers, etc.

I bought this excellent reference book years ago and use it on a regular basis. Brief but well written descriptions of how planets in one persons chart affect the others persons life. Example: A's Sun in B's 4 house, as well as inter-planetary aspects. I'd quickly get another copy of this book if I lost mine. My library would not be complete without it.