My book “GET MONEY BY ASTROLOGY” is now available in six languages: English, Italian, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, and German.
It’s a short, 90-page book that I published only in English and only in the United States in 2014.
The paperback version is the American version only.
Dear Ciro,
I have three of your books translated into Spanish: Tránsitos y Retornos Solares, Fundamentos de la Astrología Médica, and Retornos Solares y Lunares Dirigidos.
However, I read on your blog that a few more titles have been published in Spanish, and I haven’t been able to find them on Amazon. Where can I get them preferably in Kindle format?
Thank you
Dear Carolina,
it’s not easy to find them, but they’re all on Amazon.
I recommend you do this in the future, too, since since August 15th, I’ve been publishing a book of mine every day in six languages and in Kindle format. One of the languages is Spanish. So go to my Facebook posts, where I’ve made a daily announcement, and look at the attached photo on a large screen. The photo shows, in small print, the individual ASINs you need to search for on Amazon, either in Italy, the USA, or Spain.
Happy reading!
Dear Ciro,
as I am currently planning my next ASR, I would like to politely ask you to clarify the following point for me.
According to the 34 rules, Saturn, Uranus and Pluto may be placed in the houses I, VI and XII – “but if it can be avoided, it should be avoided”.
From what I have gathered from your statements in recent years, it seems to me that this view has become more stringent, to the extent that you now only accept these placements in young, healthy people, whilst they are out of the question for people over 40 and/or those with chronic conditions.
Have I understood this correctly, and does it apply equally to ALL three ‘dangerous’ houses and ALL three stars? Or are there circumstances, in your esteemed opinion, where such a placement might be acceptable for older people – for example, if one of the three stars is far removed from the Ascendant in house I, or even in house VI, provided the rest of the ASR shows no other risks?
If such a placement could be tolerated in older people under certain conditions, would you only recommend this if there are no difficult transits at that time, such as a Uranus-Sun opposition, or do transits play only a minor role here?
Thank you for your reply.
Corinne.
Dear Corinne,
The rule, which hasn’t changed, is: if you can avoid it, never place Uranus, Saturn, or Pluto in the first, sixth, or twelfth Houses.
However, there are cases where we need to do so, for various reasons, and then you can understand, case by case, how I approach it.
First, by looking at all my and Daniela’s ASRs or ALRs, which are public, like our birth data.
Or you can find answers to these questions by reading my blog books: for now, there are eight large-format volumes, about 500 pages each, where those who have followed me for decades have asked me hundreds of questions on this specific topic.
To narrow the field a bit, I’d say I try to avoid Uranus in all three Houses 100%.
I try to avoid Saturn or Pluto in the twelfth House almost 100% of the time.
I can accept Saturn being far from the Ascendant in the first House because it almost always indicates a deterioration in the bones and teeth.
Pluto is the one I take the most risks with, completely excluding the twelfth House. Why? Because in my experience, it tends to function strongly in the sixth House, more for work, where it can actually be beneficial, than for health.
Naturally, I exclude all three celestial bodies if they are close to the Ascendant.