"Planting, Harvesting and Surgical Operations, Etc., According to the Signs of the Zodiac" explores the historical intersection of astrology and practical life. This treatise delves into the age-old belief that celestial movements influence earthly activities, specifically agriculture and surgical procedures. Written by A. F. Seward, the book compiles historical wisdom suggesting that the zodiac signs impact the success of planting, harvesting, and even medical operations.
Offering a glimpse into a time when astrology was integral to daily decision-making, this work illuminates the ways in which individuals sought to harmonize their lives with the cosmos. Readers interested in the history of astrology, occultism, and the intersection of science and belief will find this book a fascinating read.
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