Sexual Astrology - Books : Linda Goodman's Star Signs

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Rating: - down right awful
If you like fluffy bunny new age crap,then this book is for you. However if you like reality then overlook this book. The part that made me the angriest was when she said that it was okay to kill plants for food,but not animals,and that we didnt need protein in our diet. If you want to eat,you have to kill something to eat,unless you want to destroy your body by putting artificial substances in it. This book was so awful that I couldnt even finish it.

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Rating: - Essential Knowledge for the Esoteric Student
Approximately ten years ago, I checked this book out from the library and when I browsed the contents I was spooked and couldn't read it. I now know that "spooked" feeling comes when I am not ready to inherit such knowledge. In other words, I was not ready for this book. About six years ago, I read Star Signs in it's entirety and refer to it often when encountering life's mysteries. It is deep for the most part - one should not begin his or her spiritual journey with this book. Some prior knowledge of astrology and numerology is helpful. Goodman will educate you on your personal colors, herbs and foods that are good for your body, careers that you would be happy with, karma, past lives, and lexigrams. This book explains why some people can see ghosts and others cannot. Linda also touched on a quirky town in Colorado, Cripple Creek, that matched her eccentric personality (I had to visit this place after reading the book). There is so much information here - you will be able to refer back to it for your entire life! The bottom line is, Star Signs - written in 1987 - was way before it's time, however, Linda died five years ago so the knowledge had to be transmitted prematurely. I hope there is a resurgence of this book in the near future.

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Rating: - yes what did happen to Sally
I am currently reading Star signs - I am heavyly into numerology at the moment and find it very interesting what Linda has to say about that. It is a heavy book and it will take a long time to digest it so I am reading bits by bits - and really enjoying it. I am also curious to know what did happen to her daughter Sally...that is the only problem about this interesting book - LG sometimes leaves out a bit of information or wanders off, where it is sometimes difficult to follow her.. But a great book

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Rating: - AN ABSOLUTE DELIGHT
The late Linda Goodman (she died at the age of seventy) wrote in an amusing and informative manner which was more fun than scientific. The chapter on numerology was fascinating as it gives certain herbs, colours, foods and jewelry which are beneficial to a "5" person, for instance.I have yet to try her theory of ingesting orange and yellow foods in order to lose weight, but a friend of mine swears it works! This is Goodman's ultimate collection of New Age wisdom and it's downright fun to read: highly recommended!

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Rating: - Conceptions for eternity
The two most interesting parts were her extension on the rarely touch topic of the eternal now(timelessness), and when she proposes your soul is behind your physical body watching lifetime after lifetime waiting for a book like this!