The print and Kindle editions (readable on mobile phones, tablets, PCs, Macs, TVs, etc.) of my book *Transits and Solar Returns*—now in its fourth edition and available in Japanese—are out now. The original Italian text is 673 pages long, while the English version runs to 760 pages in the 6×9-inch format (this Japanese edition comprises 826 pages).
I would remind you that this book—like the dozens of new editions in various languages I have been publishing daily since August 15th—doesn’t necessarily have to be purchased; you can simply read it via the Kindle Unlimited platform and then return the copy if it doesn’t interest you.
Regarding the Japanese edition, I must say it was quite an arduous undertaking, but the result was rewarding: a magnificent 826-page layout, densely filled with the fascinating, artistic script of the Land of the Rising Sun.
I would also love to publish in Chinese, Korean, Indian languages, and Arabic, but for the moment, these languages are not fully supported by Amazon/KDP—or, in the case of the last one mentioned, it might prove to be a poor investment, as the content of my writing would conflict with the religious principles of that culture.
One last thing. In the book I am presenting today, I have revisited a point that is extremely important to me: Rule 34 of the “34 Rules”:
34）ソーラーリターンでは、火星と土星を同じハウスに置くことはできません。どのハウスであっても同じで、例外は第3ハウスと第9ハウスだけです。そうしないと、非常に深刻な損害を被る可能性があります。〔12〕
Well, it couldn’t possibly be any clearer than that!
If anyone tells me now that they still don’t understand, I’m telling them to get lost!
