Idemon sees the birth chart, a symbol of inherent universal order, as a labyrinth--a logical but complicated and elusive structure. The interwoven symbols in the horoscope are made up of a single thread that, when unravelled lead to the heart of the chart and one's own nature. This book is transcribed from a six-day lecture given in 1986.

For centuries, philosophers, alchemists and pychologists have been intrigued and fascinated by the intricacies of the labyrinth as a metaphor for human experience. Richard Idemon sees the birth chart, a symbol of inherent universal order, as a labyrinth - a logical but complicated and elusive structure. The interwoven symbols in the horoscope are made up of a single thread that, when unravelled - like the magic thread of Ariadne - lead us through the maze to the heart of the chart and our own nature. This book is transcribed from a six-day lecture given in 1986.