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Cosmic Power: Ignite Your Light – A Simple Guide to Sun Signs for the Modern Mystic
Have you ever met anyone who didn't know their sign? Even the 'I don't believe in it' sceptics will be able to tell you their sign, by which, of course, we mean your star or zodiac sign or, as astrological experts call it, your Sun sign.
From the mundane to the mystic, this practical and revealing guide is designed to help you understand your sun sign and release your shine. Cosmic Power reloads the wisdom of the classic astrological signs, explaining why it’s important to radiate confidence, the drawbacks to dimming your light and throwing shade, and simple techniques to max out your wattage. It is divided into five clear
Part 1 is all about the Sun, what it represents, and why it is imperative to own your shine and amp your cosmic power.Part 2 illuminates the pitfalls that have the potential to throw shade on your shine so you can spot imbalance and get back to glowing up and showing up.Part 3 reveals where you shine. It's an easy guide that explains how the Sun impacts every area of your life.Part 4 is divided into the 12 Sun signs from Aries through to Pisces. You'll discover what makes each one shine and what can dim its light.Part 5 gives you reference information and direction for further learning.Guided by this mystic light, it's time to create a happy, successful and meaningful identity. This book will illuminate the best path for every aspect of your life, amp up your solar power and ultimately allow you to take cosmic control of the dazzling universe we live in.
From the mundane to the mystic, this practical and revealing guide is designed to help you understand your sun sign and release your shine. Cosmic Power reloads the wisdom of the classic astrological signs, explaining why it’s important to radiate confidence, the drawbacks to dimming your light and throwing shade, and simple techniques to max out your wattage. It is divided into five clear
Part 1 is all about the Sun, what it represents, and why it is imperative to own your shine and amp your cosmic power.Part 2 illuminates the pitfalls that have the potential to throw shade on your shine so you can spot imbalance and get back to glowing up and showing up.Part 3 reveals where you shine. It's an easy guide that explains how the Sun impacts every area of your life.Part 4 is divided into the 12 Sun signs from Aries through to Pisces. You'll discover what makes each one shine and what can dim its light.Part 5 gives you reference information and direction for further learning.Guided by this mystic light, it's time to create a happy, successful and meaningful identity. This book will illuminate the best path for every aspect of your life, amp up your solar power and ultimately allow you to take cosmic control of the dazzling universe we live in.
192 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 12, 2020
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February 7, 2022
Beautiful illustrations, bite sized info, liked the deep dive on the sun signs. Overall it was just ok.
November 16, 2020
3.5/5
Those thinking of getting this book should not expect a literary masterpiece - the writing (particularly at the beginning) was a little awkward and redundant, and I was certainly not expecting a 'cosmic' feminist self-help section at the beginning to take up nearly 1/3 of the entire book.
That being said .. I wanted a simple and aesthetically pleasing guide for learning the 12 signs for my own tarot practice, which is exactly what this book does - no more, no less. It's got all the basic information about houses and planetary placements and is ideally suited to the novice astrologer! The illustrations are beautiful and I enjoyed reading through the correlations / self-care suggestions tailored to each sign. Overall, a good starter resource for astrologic beginners.
Those thinking of getting this book should not expect a literary masterpiece - the writing (particularly at the beginning) was a little awkward and redundant, and I was certainly not expecting a 'cosmic' feminist self-help section at the beginning to take up nearly 1/3 of the entire book.
That being said .. I wanted a simple and aesthetically pleasing guide for learning the 12 signs for my own tarot practice, which is exactly what this book does - no more, no less. It's got all the basic information about houses and planetary placements and is ideally suited to the novice astrologer! The illustrations are beautiful and I enjoyed reading through the correlations / self-care suggestions tailored to each sign. Overall, a good starter resource for astrologic beginners.
September 13, 2026
3.5 ⭐️
I picked this one up because I really liked the cover and the overall aesthetic. From the title and cover, I expected a fairly straightforward guide to the zodiac signs and sun signs, so I was a little surprised when the first third or so turned out to be more of a self-help book. It wasn’t bad at all, just not really what I was looking for.
Once we got to the sun signs in chapter four, I enjoyed it much more. This was the part I had actually picked the book up for, and I did learn a few things. I also really liked the illustrations throughout the book, as well as the overall vibe and presentation.
Overall, this wasn’t a bad book, it just wasn’t quite what I expected it to be. It’s very pretty and has a lovely aesthetic, but I was mainly looking for a book where I could learn more about the zodiac signs, so I would have preferred a little less self-help and a little more astrology.
I picked this one up because I really liked the cover and the overall aesthetic. From the title and cover, I expected a fairly straightforward guide to the zodiac signs and sun signs, so I was a little surprised when the first third or so turned out to be more of a self-help book. It wasn’t bad at all, just not really what I was looking for.
Once we got to the sun signs in chapter four, I enjoyed it much more. This was the part I had actually picked the book up for, and I did learn a few things. I also really liked the illustrations throughout the book, as well as the overall vibe and presentation.
Overall, this wasn’t a bad book, it just wasn’t quite what I expected it to be. It’s very pretty and has a lovely aesthetic, but I was mainly looking for a book where I could learn more about the zodiac signs, so I would have preferred a little less self-help and a little more astrology.
March 28, 2021
A work colleague picked this out for me to read. I quite liked the 1970s style cover and was quite bemused by the wokey feminism. Once I got past all that be yourself mularky, the sun sign info was pretty standard to other things I've read. Sorry, the style didn't engage me.
December 29, 2021
Amazing book, great detail on each star sign and how to find birth chart. Books beautiful on the inside down to how it’s laid out down to the pictures .
January 18, 2022
Good information. But the way it’s written just doesn’t flow
July 20, 2022
What I thought would be a good insight into sun signs was just a boring self help book. I love a feminist go girl moment, but didn’t really feel like this was the book for it.
March 1, 2026
(3.5) I bought as a coffee table book years back and just now read it!! Lots of great introductory and moderate level information on astrology. Beautiful illustrations too!
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