Sky and Psyche: The Relationship Between Cosmos and Consciousness by Nicholas Campion and Patrick Curry (2006)
The relationship between the human soul and the stars has been central to the spiritual and esoteric traditions of Western thought, and many other cultures, for thousands of years. Medieval Christians thought that heaven was located above the earth, beyond the stars. Our modern society, however, has largely severed the relationship between the human spirit and the sky.
This book explores ideas, beliefs and practices which meet at the boundary of psychology and cosmology, the universe and human imagination. This book addresses this special relationship from a variety of challenging and inspiring approaches.
The contributors include James Hillman, the founder of archetypal psychology and Jungian analyst; astrologer Liz Greene; Professor Neville Brown of Mansfield College, Oxford; Nicholas Pearson of the Temenos Academy; Professor Jarita Holbrook of the University of Arizona; Dr Angela Vos of the University of Kent; Bernadette Brady; Jules Cashford; Noel Cobb, the former editor of Sphinx; Cherry Gilchrist; Robert Hand; and Professor Richard Tarnas of the California Institute of Integral Studies.
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Heavenly Discourses by Nicholas Campion (2016)
Cosmologies by Nicholas Campion (2016)
Astrology as Art: Representation and Practice by Nicholas Campion (2018)
Mundane Astrology by Michael Baigent and Nicholas Campion (1984)
Zodiac: Enhance Your Life Through Astrology by Nicholas Campion (2000)
Astrologies: Plurality and Diversity in the History of Astrology by Nicholas Campion and Liz Greene
The Practical Astrologer by Nicholas Campion (1987)
The New Astrology: The Art and Science of the Stars by Nicholas Campion and Steve Eddy
What Do Astrologers Believe? by Nicholas Campion
A History of Western Astrology Volume II: The Medieval and Modern Worlds by Nicholas Campion
Astrology and Cosmology in the World’s Religions by Nicholas Campion