Newest Addition To Astro*Carto*Graphy Literature
We at Continuum have been pleased to observe a growing body of literature by people from around the world to expand our collective understanding of the many levels the Astro*Carto*Graphy maps operate. On this page, we will list some that we know about, but would welcome any additions, so long as these sources respect the A*C*G trademark guidelines.
From Here to There:
An Astrologer's Guide to Astromapping by Martin Davis; is an anthology of meaty and unique articles published
by The Wessex Astrologer in 2008.
In addition to Martin's contributions, it contains chapters by a number of Continuum's practitioners, including
Jim Lewis & Ariel Guttman, Robert Currey, Maya White, Angel Z. Thompson,Donna Cunningham,
David Meadows, and
Dale O'Brien. See a copy and order here.
Jim Lewis' Astro*Carto*Graphy Legacy
It is our great
good fortune that Jim's years of experience
in interpreting Astro*Carto*Graphy maps was preserved in
the posthumously published book, The Psychology of Astro*Carto*Graphy.
This came about because of the coordinated efforts of a number of people,
including his co-author Kenneth Irving and his editor Erin Sullivan. To order it
and to read the moving story of how this book was written, visit Ken's
page.
For the serious student who wishes to prepare for the A*C*G certification exam, the most comprehensive resource is Continuum's transcript of the tapes from Jim Lewis's last seminar, a 16-hour training. The 80 plus page transcript with copious handouts is available for $50 plus + $10 for postage from Continuum at the address given on our site. Since such comprehensive training seminars are seldom given now, this transcript is well worthwhile in that it contains all the basic concepts of A*C*G and illustrations of how the technique works.
Tapes of Jim's Lectures
ISIS Institute has a rare tape of a Jim Lewis lecture on A*C*G plus many other resources available. Additional tapes by Jim are available through The National Council for Geocosmic Research The International Society for Astrological Research (ISAR) has archive tapes from their conferences over the years and is presently engaged in a project of making them available. They may have some of Jim's tapes.
Jim Lewis'
fascinating first book, The Astro*Carto*Graphy Book of Maps,
which he co-wrote with Arielle Guttman, sadly has been out of print for years, though Continuum hopes at
some time to reprint it. The book took the maps of 136 citizens
of the world and analyzed why they became known in certain locations or why
certain events in their lives were catalyzed by locations where they lived or
traveled. If you have a copy or find one in a used book store, hang on to it for
dear life! To find a copy, you might give Bookfinder.com a try. There is a
search engine which covers a wide variety of used and rare book sources.
In October, 2002: CONTINUUM was pleased to announce the long-awaited addition to Jim Lewis' legacy--the publication of his posthumous book, Peter Pan in Midlife and the Midlife of America: A Personal and Collective Memoir. See an excerpt here.
The Jim Lewis Library: Through the efforts of Continuum, the Jim Lewis Library,
including his voluminous Astro*Carto*Graphy files,
has been preserved and is available to researchers
by appointment. (Copy machine on site.) Almost as peripatetic as Jim himself,
the library now rests with Gregg Howe of AstroNumerics. That site also has some rare magazine
articles by Jim.
To reach them, call 1-800-Mapping (541/627-7464) or send an email.
Other Astro*Carto*Graphy and Astrology Books
Couteau, Robert The Least-aspected Planet in Astro*Carto*Graphy: A Metaphor for the Soul, an e-book, ©1994; posted on-line 15 April 1998. To read an excerpt on this site, see our articles list. To access the book in its entirety, visit his web site.
Cozzi, Steve: Planets in Locality, St. Paul, MN: Llewellyn Publications, 1988. This excellent book is out of print but can often be found.
Davis, Martin: Astrolocality Astrology: A Guide to What it Is and How to Use It, The Wessex Astrologer Ltd., PO Box 2751, Bournemouth, England BH6 3ZJ. This book was awarded the Spica prize [London, December, 2000] for the best astrology book published in the years 1999 and 2000". To order a copy, visit his web page or reach him by e-mail.
Fenton, Sasha: Astrology on the Move, Middlesex, UK: Zambezi Publishing, 1998. To order a copy, reach them by e-mail, or visit their web page.
Harding, Michael and Charles Harvey: Working with Astrology (The Psychology of Harmonics, Midpoints and Astro*Carto*Graphy), London, UK: Arkana of Penguin Books, 1990.
Meadows, David: Where in the World With Astro*Carto*Graphy, Tempe, AZ: American Federation of Astrologers, 1998. To see an excerpt, click here.
Sullivan, Erin: Where in the World?, Astro*Carto*Graphy and Relocation Charts, Volume 12. London, UK: CPA Press, 1999. To read an excerpt of this book, see our articles list. The book is available from Erin at www.erinsullivan.com.
Official Distributors of A*C*G Products
The following are the only licensed worldwide distributors of Jim Lewis's original
Astro*Carto*Graphy and Cyclo*Carto*Graphy maps, booklets, and interpretive reports. They
operate within the trademark guidelines given
on this site.
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