The Aquarian Age
About this book
An age may have an astrological identity, and that identity may transform the course of civilisation. The Aquarian Age develops this belief into a theory of historical change and spiritual renewal.
The author interprets religious movements and human progress through a succession of zodiacal eras. These correlations are speculative, and the astronomical boundaries of an 'Age of Aquarius' have no single accepted definition. The book documents the hope invested in a coming period of greater understanding, as well as the extraordinary confidence with which cosmic cycles were used to explain social change.
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Prof. James L. Hicks. The Aquarian Age. Author-published illustrated edition, 1928. James L. Hicks. 1928. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/books/the-aquarian-age
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