I think this woman is just way too full of herself. I love astrology and love most of the authors but she just grated on my nerves the entire time I was reading through this (which by the way didn't take long since this is a very small book.)
Some parts I felt like I was reading gibberish, it made no sense at all, none of it fit anyone I knew! She came across as a pompous know-it-all. A waste of my time and probably yours if you are unlucky enough to have this book on your TBR list.
AND if I could of given this a half-star rating well...that would of been too much for it too!

Own it haven't read it yet!

Sylvia is an amazing Author and I love her books. This one is a favorite.

I read things regarding myself and those close to me and found much that simply didn't fit for me. While there was some of the things that made sense, the majority of it just completely missed the mark.

I read this a long time ago before I knew much about astrology and enjoyed it. -I tried reading it again after years of learning about astrology and most of it is sooo off :( -Being a Virgo, I laughed at the part where she called Virgo’s the whores of the zodiac :)

EXCELLENT book for astrology lovers!!! Sylvia adds some toungh-in-cheek truth to all of the zodialogical sign. Love this book.

Very Good!

I love Sylvia Browne. I want to receive a spiritual reading but the waiting list is really long. I liked this book and I still have the copy on my bookshelf.

I think this is one of the best astrology books out there. It's concise and to the point. It's a great quick reference guide.

It was very accurate regarding the people in my life. A great reference and very funny, too.

I was disappointed with this one. One's astrology chart is very complicated. She give a judgement to all Leos (for Example). It doesn't work like that. If you want a good astrology chart book, don't get this one.

Sylvia Browne’s Astrology Through a Psychic’s Eyes offers a unique blend of intuitive insight and traditional astrological interpretation, inviting readers to explore the cosmos not just as a system of celestial mechanics, but as a reflection of deeper, spiritual energies. Browne, best known for her psychic work, applies her intuitive gifts to the realm of astrology, suggesting that the stars can reveal hidden truths about our personal paths and inner lives.

The book’s strength lies in its engaging, accessible style and Browne’s warm, personal approach. She demystifies astrological concepts by weaving in her own experiences and psychic impressions, which can be both intriguing and comforting for readers already inclined toward metaphysical perspectives. Browne’s interpretations of natal charts, planetary transits, and cosmic cycles are presented as tools for self-discovery and spiritual growth, rather than mere predictors of fate. Her narrative is imbued with optimism, encouraging readers to view astrology as a guide for personal empowerment and transformation.

However, this very approach also represents a significant drawback. Browne’s reliance on intuition and subjective interpretation can leave the book feeling unstructured and at times overly generalized. While her insights are engaging, they often lack the rigor and systematic methodology that might appeal to those looking for a more scientific or balanced treatment of astrology. For readers who prefer concrete, evidence-based guidance, the psychic lens through which Browne views the cosmos might seem too esoteric or even unfounded.

Additionally, the book occasionally veers into repetitive territory, reiterating similar themes and ideas without offering much in the way of fresh perspectives. The psychic element, while a distinctive feature, may also alienate readers who are skeptical of metaphysical claims or who favor a more conventional approach to astrological practice.

Final Thought: Astrology Through a Psychic’s Eyes by Sylvia Browne is an interesting exploration of astrology seen through a distinctly intuitive and spiritual framework. While it provides an engaging perspective for those open to psychic phenomena, its lack of systematic rigor and occasional repetitiveness may limit its appeal for readers seeking a more balanced or scientific analysis of the stars. Overall, it serves as an accessible, if somewhat niche, guide to exploring the cosmic influences on our lives—earning a respectable 3 out of 5 stars.