Monday 28 November 2016

Linda Goodman Astrology Gives Universal Life Perspectives

By Debra Hamilton


The state of Kentucky gave birth to a woman named Mary Alice Kemery on April 9, 1925. The same date is also marked as the birth of Sun Signs, probably the most widely used astrological systems in America. This is because Ms. Kemery later went on to become a poet and famous guru of the stars. The book that made her famous was published 1968, landed and stayed on the NY Times bestseller list for a long time. It was the first book of its kind to accomplish the feat.

Humans have had a long romance with systems of divination or fortune telling. Astrology, which is divining fate through the stars, is still one of the most loved systems today. Often encountered in horoscope sections of newspapers and magazines, Mary Alice Kemery aka Linda Goodman astrology has created a strong niche for itself in America, spawning schools of thought, websites, books, artefacts, and published materials among its numerous believers.

For many, life can be so unguided as to need the services of the supernatural. Religions can work for a portion of these, but they have some strict rules and systems that often are often limiting. So many more will find astrology more accessible, something even the most fanatic worshipper can turn to. Horoscopes belong to a free people, and it is given without obligation to all.

Ask those who rely on Sun Signs and they will give testimony that they work. From the initial work of Goodman, they are connections to the inner working of universal systems like galaxies. What is supposed to be time as humans know does not relate to the signs, could be in fact untrue in the deeper aspects of cosmic communication.

In her lifetime, Lady Linda, as one friend christened her, was always in constant search for universal connections. She found it in the details of her life in conjunction with that of other people. It can be said that she led a star struck life, one that opened up to many people through an easily understood, detailed system of universal star signs that rule over human fate.

Fame and fortune therefore seemed to walk with her in her journey towards a more refined understanding of the stars. And it was something that people, especially intellectuals, were very attracted to. Of course, she was a poet as well, and it was her poetic vision that provided the basis of her remaking old religious and astrological symbols into a potent and charmed brew for modern people.

Those who seek to put down astrology will find that the system of signs and symbols strongly offer good proof of its existence. People will sheepishly admit to looking into horoscopes to see how the day will be for them. The true believers are too numerous and it is a group composed of many professionals, respectable citizens and experts who are on the mainstream.

Her astrology is a movement that moves throughout a world that is thought to be one that believes more in science than spirit. The astrologist was for unity and not breakage over the fact that the spirit is a universal element shared by many, not just humans. She let her believers into a space where the heavens ruled heart and soul.

Because there are beings out there we can tune to. Not even the most brilliant physicist can deny the existence of a universal intellectual order. And people are only beginning to understand it through the teachings of a very wise woman.




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