John Hazelrigg (1860-1944) began studying astrology in 1892 and began publishing in 1900, several articles, books, and 'Hazelrigg's Astrological Herald'. He founded the American Academy of Astrologians (along with Delmar Bryant) in 1916. He is apparently pretty popular still among astrologers, I have not found any information on his alchemical interests aside from his published works.
Books online:
- Astrosophic Principles "An enquiry into the tenets and the philosophy of the stellar science - with numerous arguments, controversial and evidentiary, in support of its rationality"
- The Book of Formulas "a collection of choice spagyric preparations, predestinated to the cure of disease and the conservation of health: including some of the rarest and most valuable secrets of the ancient medical and Hermetic philosophy."
- 1917 Year Book of the American Academy of Astrologians
- Metaphysical Astrology:
Misc:
- The Number of a Name this letter describes an English numerological scheme I've seen called "Chaldean" elsewhere.
- Hazelrigg supposedly predicted in 1908 that the presidents elected in the years 1920, 1940, and 1960 would die in office. (I believe this was in his 'Astrological Herald' or 'Astrological Almanac'
The Unurthed blog has some striking pictures from Hazelrigg's Sun Book.
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The table of contents for the 1917 yearbook of the American Acadmey of Astrologians is published in the 1918 edition. In it, they list their address as 711, W. 180th Street in New York.
Thoth-Hermes #9
thanks for sharing
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