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Fortunate Hours: How to Select Them — The Philosophy of Planetary Influence — A. E. Partridge — 1924

Fortunate Hours: How to Select Them — The Philosophy of Planetary Influence — A. E. Partridge — 1924

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Author
A. E. Partridge
Original publication year
1924
Edition publication year
1924
Available formats
Digital PDF, Physical Book
Subjects & traditions
Astrology, Occultism

Published in 1924, Fortunate Hours: How to Select Them—The Philosophy of Planetary Influence by A. E. Partridge is a practical guide to planetary hours and astrological timing.

The book explains the traditional association of each day and hour with a planetary ruler and considers how those correspondences were used to select favorable times for work, travel, communication, business, study, and personal affairs.

Rather than offering a general horoscope system, Partridge concentrates on the rhythm of the day itself and the belief that different periods carry distinct symbolic qualities.

Historical Note
The work is preserved as a period text in practical astrology and does not represent scientific evidence of planetary influence.

Details
Author: A. E. Partridge
Publication year: 1924
Subjects: Planetary hours, astrology, electional timing, celestial influence, and divination
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