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Astrosophy is basically astrology, but is made different by its affiliation with Rudolf Steiner and Anthroposophy.^[1] It was made in large part by Willi Sucher (1902–1985), a German Astrosophist, though it was influenced by pre-existing Astrosophist ideas. Astrosophists often tend to summarize Astrosophy as "the new wisdom of the stars".

Astrosophy vs. astrology

Astrosophy can just be considered a form of astrology. Astrosophists tend to be affiliated with the Anthroposophist movement, as was Willi Sucher. Few differences seem to be evident between the two.

Purveyors of astrosophy

Willi Sucher
Astrosophy Research Center
The Sophia Foundation^[2]
Rudolf Steiner College^[3]

External links

Astrosophy Research Center

References

↑ Astrosophy Research Center, Inc. Astrosophy Research Center, retrieved from https://astrosophycenter.com/
↑ Sophia Foundation. The Sophia Foundation, retrieved from https://sophiafoundation.org/
↑ Rudolf Steiner College. Astrosophy And How To Read Birth Charts, retrieved from http://rudolfsteinercollege.edu/events/astrosophy-and-how-read-birth-charts

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[1] Astrosophy Research Center, Inc. Astrosophy Research Center, retrieved from https://astrosophycenter.com/

[2] Sophia Foundation. The Sophia Foundation, retrieved from https://sophiafoundation.org/

[3] Rudolf Steiner College. Astrosophy And How To Read Birth Charts, retrieved from http://rudolfsteinercollege.edu/events/astrosophy-and-how-read-birth-charts

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