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Book Deserves More Than Five Stars
   Reviewer:  Boniljean Isacs "Stargazing Woman" (West VA. USA)

This handy reference guide explains the Moon's Nodes (Dragon's Head and Dragon's Tail) and how lessons of the past affect who we are and what we do today. Indeed this book is an absolutely "must have" in any astrologer's bookshelf. The book explains the Moon's North and South Nodes as they move through the signs and houses better than any other book I have read on the subject. The clients receive information that will have far reaching positive impact on their lives. The other books in the series will go into my Astrological Library too.



The Moon's Nodes & Reincarnation
   Reviewer:  Chuck Head "phyllstechat" (Bgin, IL U.S.)

I found this author to be very specific re: the nodes and their stimulation of certain personality quirks/strengths. Speaking as a non-astrologer I found the material to be well-written and informative. I plan to read as many books by this author as I can get my hands on, in order to more deeply understand myself and my chart.


The Dragon's Head and the Dragon's Tail
   Reviewer:  Nancy R. Fenn "The IntrovertZCoach" (Jamul).

This book by Martin Schulman is basically a "cookbook" of descriptions on how to read the Moon's Nodes (Dragon's Head and Dragon's Tail) through the signs and houses, but don't be fooled. This is one of the most important books ever written for the professional astrologer.

All modern astrologers read the Moon's Nodes and Schulman's book is the best way to learn them. You can give your clients information from these books that will change their entire orientation toward life for the better.

I have personally tested his material in the fires of life for 20 years with my astrology clients and I would swear by the information in this book. Schulman gives a very good description of what karma is - and isn't.

Buy this book for an invaluable basic reference for your astrology library. The other books in the series will follow naturally, as night follows day.