This is a spiritual blessing around your chart. There are four charts. Heliocentric with the constellations and coloured aspects, Heliocentric with the stars and traditional aspects, Geocentric with the constellations and coloured aspects, Geocentric with stars and traditional aspects. All of the charts are colour correct. Colour is used as a significant part of the meanings.
My work with astrology began after spending 13 months in solitude in Southern India. It resulted in visions of colour, sound, the I Ching and Astrology. When the vision came through I didn’t sleep for 50 days! The picture was taken the day I came out on Guru Purunama day July 28, 1969. The large turbaned image with the beard is me at 22 years of age. The man with the turban in the centre of the picture is my Guru, who ran these solitude rooms for serious searchers. The elephant headed image with the yellow and white sphere behind it is a statue of Ganesh that was in the solitude room. The river scene in the back is the Cauvery River in South India. The background has sheets of repetitive Hari Om, which was the chant that led me to the vision. In the four corners are the words Hari and Om written in Hindi. The very words themselves were written using smaller images of Hari Om. This was and still is my chant. When you say a name of God, God is there. So this is a horoscope (actually 4) , in this case for Richard Wilhelm, I Ching specialist. Each sign of the zodiac is represented by a specific colour. On the bottom two charts, you can see the correct correspondence of the I Ching Hexagrams to the degrees of the Zodiac.
