The Zodiac and the Salts of Salvation: Two Parts

Remarkable information in this book. I like the style of Inez Perry’s writing because he covers several things and references various other writers’ work or mythology which in a way he goes all over the place but it’s to paint the picture and explain everything and ties it all together. The Bible is mentioned several times to explain the cell salts or body which I never thought of it that way, but it was really interesting the tie of astrology and the Bible. I bought my cell salts from Jackson’s Naturals, since it’s 500 pellets for $15, although it’s made from sucrose instead of lactose sugar, but it’s fine I guess. I’ve felt a difference (we’ll see if it harms in any way by not taking the ones made from “sugar from milk” as the book states). I’d recommend this book 100%. I’m currently taking the cell salts 4 pellets, 3x a day, except for the iron (#4) and #11 (nat sulf: made me pee even more and not sure if it was a flushing effect, since it’s target is gallbladder/liver), and feel great although sometimes can feel heartburn or something sometimes (I’m experimenting). The cell salts have definitely helped with my brain focus as well as my eyes not hurting too much from artificial light (I stare at a screen for work), even driving at night (I forget which one the book mentions helps with this, but it mentions it). Also, I’m a Leo and when it mentioned in a different chapter/section for a different sign’s cell salt, it mentioned in parenthesis that Leo’s normally don’t hold water well (I pee frequently; seemingly abnormally), so you’ll find bits of info scattered throughout the book.

I'm a professional Astrologer, and long-time student of 'Alchemy'. While Astrology is easy for me, Alchemy has been written of in such an obscure manner that I have had a difficult time understanding the 'bottom-line' of its philosophy. Well, NO MORE! This book, in one fell swoop, explains Alchemy so simply that I am shocked at the obscuration in previously written tomes. However, looking at the time-period of those writings, I can see why... for, what Alchemy actually is, would have been construed by the 'Church' as absolute heresy... punishable by death. Imagine that... instead of 'GOD' fixing what ails you, you can heal yourself using the 'brains' GOD gave you and the knowledge required of attaining true health, (as is explained in this book)... hence, who needs the 'Church'? No wonder they claimed 'Alchemy' as heresy. If people today knew of the information contained in this book, they, (the 'Church'), and the pharmaceutical companies would be out-of-business forthwith. I shudder to contemplate all of the needless suffering over the ages because of the Church's denouncement of Alchemy, and all so they could keep their stranglehold on humanity. Shameful. Anyway, I was so pleased to get not only the 'bottom-line' of Alchemy, but the more esoteric links of Alchemy to Astrology. This, alone, is worth the price of admission in being able to delineate a Chart more deeply... especially in terms of 'health'. The only negative comment I have about the book is the lack of explaining just how to diagnose, using one's Astrological Chart... nor, what dosages of the Cell Salts one should use, or for how long. Alas, being a dowser myself, I am presently using a Pendulum to determine such. Almost all books on Pendulums will have a 'Bio-Chemistry' chart contained therein for such purposes. In the final analysis, I cannot say enough about this book. It wraps up, in a perfect package, the Etymology of words, (with fabulous Bible references--Chapter & Verse); the Astrological linkages for a deeper understanding of the Bible, and the Philosophy of Alchemy in plain English. Buy it... you won't be disappointed.

I have read scores of books dealing with alternative and holistic based healing modalities and I can honestly say that I have never encountered a book quite like Dr. Carey and Inez Perry’s The Zodiac and the Salts of Salvation. This volume is actually two books, the first book is by Dr. Carey and outlines the basic cell salt theories. The second volume is by Perry and this book goes into minute detail and is an expounded expose on the philosophy of Carey. To say this book is amazing and enlightening does not even begin to do the contents of this book justice. Perry brilliantly exposes and explains the deeper gnostic healing codes contained within the ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman myths and the doctrines of Christianity and how these directly correlate to a higher form of astrology that provides a bio chemical blueprint for the human body. Perry shows how each sign of the zodiac correspondences to a particular chemical compound found in the human body, there are a total of twelve, and these basic salts are the foundation of life. Perry proposes the theory that the root of all illness stems from a deficiency of a combination of these cellular salts. This book will expand your thinking and understanding about health and wellness and truly provide the key with how to initiate true salvation by supplying the correct cellular salts so that the body obtains chemical perfection and functions on its highest possible plane. This book is the holy grail of all healing modalities and is the only health and wellness guide one will ever need.

Great

It’s really worth looking deeper into this book. Incredible information you just don’t get nowadays

A must have if you are looking to add to your knowledge of cell salts. Very informative, rings true to me.

Les sels de Schussle appliqués à un thème natal pour soutenir la constitution, pourquoi pas? Ce texte est intéressant car il reflète une époque où la biochimie balbutiante se préoccupait d’abord des sels du corps humain et l’allemand Schussler en avait déduit que leur carence induisait des pathologies. En donnant le sel carencé sous forme homéopathique, on rétablissait l’équilibre Mais on doit à l’autodidacte américain Carey d’avoir lié les sels avec les signes du zodiaque et de postuler qu’une planète du thème de naissance dissonante entraînait la carence du signe zodiacal occupé Disons le tout de suite, Corey comme Albert Pike était un autodidacte et, du en partie à ce fait, la structure de sa pensée et le cheminement de ses raisonnements tombent pour le moins dans la rubrique pourrait faire mieux. Le propos est souvent décousu, saute du coq à l’âne et en bon pionnier de l’occultisme qu’allait dynamiser la société théosophique, son éclectisme est quelque peu confus ( un euphémisme), ainsi que les raisons du choix de chaque sel à un signe. Est ce une raison suffisante par exemple d’attribuer le sel de la mer (notre sel de cuisine) au Verseau parce que sa représentation est celle d’un humain déversant de l’eau, surtout lorsque l’on sait que le signe était en rapport avec la crue annuelle du Nil, faite d’eau douce.? Les correspondances ne sont elles pas plutôt issues de l’intuition de Carey? La lecture est donc difficile et il faut aller profondément et avec persévérance dans la mine pour y trouver les pépites Mais pour finir, la solution est de vérifier l’efficacité de l’a thérapeutique, car, comme le disait l’ami et collègue de Carl Marx, la preuve n’est elle pas dans le pudding?

Good subject

Good esoteric information. Good buy.