I'm not a professional astrologer, or even a particularly good astrologer, but I am a seeker of "things that work." This system unquestionably "works," as I have by now been able to confirm from my own astrolocality information and that of friends and family members. For a small book, it is full of interesting and useful things, one of which I didn't see mentioned by other reviewers here so I'll add it. It is the application of local space lines to one's personal feng shui. I now sleep better, having dealt with the Pluto line energy crossing my bed and having brought in Lunar energy; and my computer (on a Neptune line) used to freeze up frequently and now does so but rarely. Too, I can confirm that many of my most "comfortable" friends and patients live along my Venus line, and I now know where I can look for more!
A fascinating application the author also uses for "local space lines" helps support the idea that the U.S. was "born" at 11 a.m. on 4 July 1776 in Philadelphia. With that information and Local Space Lines, he shows us that our Uranus line goes near D.C., and through Montgomery, Atlanta, Boston and London! In London was centered the power we were "liberating" (Uranus) ourselves from; British people, he says (he should know since he lives in Scotland), say they feel "free" when they come to the States; and Boston was a center of revolutionary activity! He further points out that Montgomery was a capital of the Confederacy.
Being from New Haven, CT, I couldn't help notice that the same line goes through that city (home of Yale) and near Princeton, NJ; "liberal" (or "liberating"?) education, anyone? I think he has made a strong case for this "birth" time!
I was a bit surprised by the same token that Mr. Davis did not follow along a bit farther down that path, though, since this Uranus line has proven highly significant for the civil rights movement. For instance, Montgomery and Atlanta were both extremely important in the career of Martin Luther King, Jr., who was granted an honorary doctorate by Yale (and who in his youth used to go to Connecticut and called it "God's country" because of the much lower level of racist practices)! And in the previous century, New Haven was also highlighted by being the center of the famous "Amistad" trial.
The information is probably inexhaustible. Anyway, the book is well worth buying and reading. It "works"!
