<h1>Cosmos &amp; Psyche: A Constant Companion</h1>
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<p>Though <i>Measuring History</i>, and <a target="_blank" href="http://mundaneastrology.net/bitweaver/">mundaneastrology.net</a> each began indepenently from ''Cosmos &amp; Psyche'', that publication rightly ranks as a companion, to my great pleasure. Admittedly, my first reaction was a jealous one, but reading Richard Tarnas' work on the topic provided me a greater impulse to complete the books I have been composing over the last seven years. To be clear, I knew I could not begin true authoring mode until I finished his book.</p>
<p>That Cosmos &amp; Psyche proved a difficult read both concerns and encourages. The concern come because i know that a balance between full reporting and market-share requires a deft touch. The encouragement comes from knowing that the task facing me challenges one with credentials more well-known than mine.</p>
<p>The true reward for me came at the end when Mr. Tarnas posits that history books may come as a next step. I could not help but smile knowing that I was already well on my way toward that goal.</p>
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