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posted April 02, 2013 02:23 AM            

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There's a book that looks at various possibilities on what the Age of Aquarius might bring about, and explains that astrologically speaking it could just as easily be dystopian as well as utopian (and probably a bit of both). It also detailed many possibilities (that is, it wasn't claiming to be a book of prophecy, but rather deducing possibilities based on both real life and astrology). It was a very thick book and also large enough that it wouldn't fit in a purse (not unless it was practically an overnight case). Unfortunately I can't recall any pertinent info on finding it so it's been a needle in a haystack in trying to google it.

By chance, would anyone know of the book I'm trying to find again?

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posted April 10, 2013 10:09 AM            

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sorry, can't help with this... maybe someone in the astrology area would have an idea? i would suggest contacting Aselzion (day4astrology.com) as he may be able to help...? when you do find it please post the title - sounds interesting

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posted April 19, 2013 10:47 AM            

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Did you find it?

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posted April 20, 2013 11:08 AM            

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Do you remember portions of the title?

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posted April 22, 2013 12:47 AM            

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I haven't been able to find it. All I recall for sure about the title is it had "Aquarius" or "Aquarian" in it, and unfortunately so do an entire stack of books. I also suspect it was less popular (and thus hard to find now) as it was more of an exploration of what the future could hold (taking astrology into account) rather than claiming to be some kind of divination (plus it was a big book that assumed the reader had an attention span which turns off a lot of people right there).

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