Robin MacNaughton

(1947-2005)

 

Robin MacNaughton was a professional astrologer for thirty years and maintained a private practice in Avon, Connecticut.   She passed away after a short illness at the age of 58 in Hartford, Ct.  Robin was also a well-known astrological author and published thirteen books.

In addition to her private astrological practice, Robin extensively studied Jungian psychology Buddhism, Hinduism, the Tarot, the Kabbalah and Taoism. As an astrological consultant, she worked for several psychologists and a Jungian analyst.

 

 

BOOKS: Robin’s books are available in all major bookstores. The titles and years of publication are as follows:

Smart Signs, Foolish Choices: An Astrological Guide to Getting

Smart in Affairs of the Heart (2004)

 

Robin MacNaughton's Sun Sign Personality Guide: A Complete

Love and Compatibility Guide for Every Sign in the Zodiac (1997)

 

Goddess Power; An Astrological Guide to Living Sacredly (1996)

 

Power Astrology: Power Astrology (1990)

 

How to Transform Your Life Through Astrology (May 1983)

 

R MacNaughton's Sun (1983)

 

Sun Signs Personality Guide (1981)

 

How to Seduce Any Man in the Zodiac (1980)

 

Moon Sign Personality Guide (1979)

 

Sun Sign Personality Guide (1978)

 

Guide To The Complete Aries Personality (1977)

 

Why Does He Say One Thing and Do Another: Understanding Men

through Their Moon Signs

 

Robin MacNaughton's guide to the complete Taurus personality

(April 21 - May 21) (1977)

 

Robin MacNaughton's Guide to the Complete Scorpio Personality

(October 24-November 22) (1977)

 

BIRTH AND DEATH DATA:

The Social Security Death Index lists the following birth and death data: Robin A. MacNaughton,

Birth date August 21, 1947 and

Death date December 7, 2005, Hartford, Connecticut.

 

 

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