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The Role of the Least-Aspected Planet in Astrocartography
'Rob Couteau has assembled his creative and impeccable research … into a book subtitled 'Planetary Symbolism in Transcendental Astrology' ... Astrologers with a serious interest in locational astrology and mapping techniques will be enthralled by this book, as will all those who appreciate innovative astrological thinking.' - Mary Plumb, The Mountain Astrologer, Oct./Nov. 2006
Praise for the original online version of The Role of the Least-Aspected
'Couteau's astrocartography is not only a good primer on locational astrology but a cogent presentation of his theory that the least-aspected planet in anyone's chart is a key to understanding not only the horoscope but also the person's place in the world … Celebrity and historical charts aplenty illustrate Couteau's thesis … He also explains how midpoints, 'parans,' and other complications figure into his Transcendental Planet scheme.... and he furnishes ample case studies in support of his theory, both in terms of biographies and in relation to historic events. There's a great deal more besides … and there’s even a second volume with more on Transcendental Planets.' –Richard Nolle, author of Interpreting Astrology; Critical Astrology; and Chiron.
'I've just checked into your Web site, and I am extremely impressed with your discoveries and presentation! Thank you. Please know that your work requires / deserves much time for study and assimilation…. I feel it is really a 'book' that all of us should study.' - Noel Tyl, author of Synthesis & Counseling In The Professional Manual.
'Your material is superb ... Because of my interest in aspects as well as Astro*Carto*Graphy, I found your discussion of least-aspected planets very interesting … Had never looked at this concept in astrocartography before and am excited with what I've found.' –Donna Van Toen, author of The Astrologer's Node Book and The Mars Book.
'I visited your new site today and was quite bowled over by the wealth of material there! This is a high-quality contribution to our field.' - Donna Cunningham, author of An Astrological Guide to Self-Awareness.
495 pages; complete, unabridged text by renowned astrocartographer Rob Couteau. Up-to-date Fourth, Revised Edition.
Praise for the original online version of The Role of the Least-Aspected
'Couteau's astrocartography is not only a good primer on locational astrology but a cogent presentation of his theory that the least-aspected planet in anyone's chart is a key to understanding not only the horoscope but also the person's place in the world … Celebrity and historical charts aplenty illustrate Couteau's thesis … He also explains how midpoints, 'parans,' and other complications figure into his Transcendental Planet scheme.... and he furnishes ample case studies in support of his theory, both in terms of biographies and in relation to historic events. There's a great deal more besides … and there’s even a second volume with more on Transcendental Planets.' –Richard Nolle, author of Interpreting Astrology; Critical Astrology; and Chiron.
'I've just checked into your Web site, and I am extremely impressed with your discoveries and presentation! Thank you. Please know that your work requires / deserves much time for study and assimilation…. I feel it is really a 'book' that all of us should study.' - Noel Tyl, author of Synthesis & Counseling In The Professional Manual.
'Your material is superb ... Because of my interest in aspects as well as Astro*Carto*Graphy, I found your discussion of least-aspected planets very interesting … Had never looked at this concept in astrocartography before and am excited with what I've found.' –Donna Van Toen, author of The Astrologer's Node Book and The Mars Book.
'I visited your new site today and was quite bowled over by the wealth of material there! This is a high-quality contribution to our field.' - Donna Cunningham, author of An Astrological Guide to Self-Awareness.
495 pages; complete, unabridged text by renowned astrocartographer Rob Couteau. Up-to-date Fourth, Revised Edition.
776 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 18, 2013
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