The Rulership Book Rex E. Bills
Publisher: American Federation of Astrologers

Bills published 1971 by the AFA. In order for my dear readers to better understand my interpretation methods, I will post a link to a book that I refer to on almost a daily basis, THE RULERSHIP BOOK by Rex E. Another essential tool for interpreting charts this way is Rex E. Bills The Rulership Book, also widely available on the Internet. I had in mind Rex Bills The rulership book and Robert Svobodas Light on Life: An Introduction to the Astrology of India dr. The Rulership Book: a Directory of Astrological Correspondences. The Rulership Book, Tempe, AZ American Federation of Astrologers, 1971. 428 pages of ruleship information. Image published under a Creative Commons License by user swanksalot as described on Flickr. In Rex Bills' The Rulership Book, he begins the forward, the very first sentence in the volume, with the following sentence: "The keystone of astrological interpretation is a thorough knowledge of rulerships, or correspondences. All of the above correspondences are from “The Rulership Book” by Rex E. You need to pick up a copy of the volume that no one can be without: THE RULERSHIP BOOK by Rex Bills. Sources: Rulership Information: Bills, Rex E. Bills is not properly a book, at least not in the sense that one would sit down and actually read it cover to cover; but it is a book that should be on the bookshelf of every serious astrology student. A good reference book for info about planetary and sign rulerships of different countries and cities is Rex E. This is the definitive book on the subject…it lists everything you can think of and gives it a correspondence. You can find a list of them in Rex Bills' “The Rulership Book.” I said in the seventies that when Pluto went through Capricorn, it would revolutionize business and/or government as we know it. I got out my copy of Rex Bills's The Rulership Book and made lists of some keywords and started mixing it up. While there are others, Bills is the standard volume.