THE COSMIC AGE OF AQUARIUS / Regina Braga

The subject seems strange, in the same manner the statement “The Earth is round”, brought bewilderment and immediate disbelief at first. This daring work seeks to demonstrate, astronomically, and through scientific and archaeological events, the wonderful cosmic influence over the History of Civilizations.

The series The Cosmic Eras is a collection of seven books that narrates historical events, influenced and instigated by astronomical alterations of which are responsible for the eras of Leo, Cancer, Gemini, Taurus, Aries, Pisces, and Aquarius. The Eras of Aquarius and Leo were released simultaneously as they describe the first Era of which we have knowledge of, and the current Era we are experiencing.

They depict over a 12,000 year period, the initial spark of our race and how far we have all come.“The Best way to understand the present and envision the future, is to look at our past – but only if we manage to solve many of its mysteries”.
(Unknown author)

Regina Braga began her studies in Astronomy and Astrology in 1974, with Dr. Antonio Friederich – one of the founders of the Brazilian Association of Astrology. She continued learning, as an autodidact, as she lived in London and upon returning to Brazil, when she began giving professional assistance, in 1980. Author of the books: A Era de Aquário – o Primeiro Passo da Astrologia, released in 2001 at Livraria Saraiva; Os Caminhos que Levam aos Anjos, launched in 2014, by Era de Aquário and Editora Scortecci; coauthor of more than 10 others books. Regina is a member of the Brazilian Association of Astrology, CNA – Central Nacional de Astrologia. She participates in TV shows, writes Horoscope for Jornal Sem Fronteiras, from Rede Mídia Sem Fronteiras, and manages the site www.eradeaquario.com.br. A lecturer, she also promotes Courses and Workshops. She has been a Yoga practitioner since 1975.

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The Cosmic Age of Aquarius
Year 2001 to 4000
Regina Braga
Scortecci Editora
Astrologia
ISBN 978-85-366-4460-8
Formato 14 x 21 cm 
248 páginas
1ª edição - 2016