Julia Parker Libros

In this book, Julia Parker teaches you in easy stages how to calculate a full and detailed birth chart, and explains how to 'progress' it so that you can identify future trends in a person's life. All the information you need interpret a horoscope in depth is provided in this one volume - descriptions of the twelve sun signs; explanations of techniques; guidance on chart interpretations for relationships, marriage, career, leisure, and health; the effects of planetary relationships within a birth chart; and an invaluable and easy-to-follow ephemeris to the year 2012.

Internationally renowned dream experts Derek and Julia Parker provide a complete tour of the world of dreams with specific advice and techniques to understanding the messages dreams convey. Illustrated. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

Each book of The Sun and Moon Signs Library series is devoted to one of the 12 sun signs and covers everything from peronality and physical traits, traditional symbols and tokens, to ambitions, hobbies and success in love. Each person's moon sign influences their instincts and emotions and these can be identified with reference to easy-to-use tables. Miniature paintings, illustrations and decorative borders have been commissioned from fine artists. This book covers the sign Pisces. By the authors of The Compleat Astrologer and Parkers' Astrology.

This guide shows how to remember dreams, interpret them, and how to deal with problem dreams such as nightmares. It contains a dream theme section and a dream thesaurus.

Imagined by one of the world's leading experts on Casanova, this fictionalised conversation presents the essential biography of history's most famous lover.

The best-selling author team of Derek and Julia Parker provide in-depth coverage of each Sun sign and the effect of the Moon upon them. All the physical, emotional and intellectual traits are revealed, providing an attractive and comprehensive profile.

Focusing on the evolution of citizenship in 19th and 20th-century Britain, this analysis explores the interplay between work and social responsibilities amid industrialization's challenges. It examines how citizenship rights have expanded from meeting basic needs to encompassing broader notions of social inclusion. The discussion culminates in the late 20th century, addressing the complexities of fulfilling citizenship entitlements amidst rising expectations, ongoing unemployment, and an ageing demographic.