Gahl Sasson Releases "Agents of Chaos & Angels of Change: The Astrology of 2027"
Oct 24, 2026
LOS ANGELES - Oct. 24, 2026 - PRLog -- Astrologer, author, Kabbalah teacher and storyteller Gahl Eden Sasson releases Agents of Chaos & Angels of Change: The Astrology of 2027, the latest edition of his annual Cosmic Navigator series, published every year since 2018.
The new book examines 2027 through astrology, mythology, history, Kabbalah, numerology and practical planning, translating major planetary cycles into guidance for relationships, career, money, creativity and personal development.
The book arrives during an unusual period of planetary transition. Saturn and Neptune continue their passage through Aries, Uranus moves through Gemini, Pluto continues its long transit through Aquarius, and Jupiter moves from Leo into Virgo. The year also contains five eclipses, including the total solar eclipse of August 2, 2027, whose path crosses southern Europe, North Africa and the Middle East.
Rather than presenting astrology simply as prediction, Sasson uses the planets as archetypal characters. In the book's central framework, the same planetary energy can operate as an "agent of chaos" or an "angel of change," depending on how it is understood and used.
"I thank my lucky stars for Gahl Sasson; advisor, mentor and inspiration!"
-- Holiday Mathis, astrologer and syndicated astrology columnist whose work has appeared in hundreds of newspapers.
The 2027 book includes:
- Major planetary transits and their historical and mythological parallels
- Five eclipses and a detailed eclipse calendar
- Three Mercury retrogrades plus Mars retrograde
- The transition from the Fire Horse to the Fire Goat
- Jupiter's movement from Leo into Virgo
- Uranus in Gemini and its relationship to communications and technology
- Pluto in Aquarius and changing social structures
- The numerology of 2027, which reduces to the master number 11
- New and Full Moon dates with intention-setting prompts
- Practical timing guidance for launching, negotiating, creating, traveling, resting and reconsidering
- Month-by-month guidance for all twelve zodiac signs and rising signs
- Kabbalistic, mythological and historical perspectives on the year's major cycles
- A free digital astrology calendar containing significant dates
About Gahl Eden Sasson
Gahl Eden Sasson has taught astrology, Kabbalah, storytelling and mysticism internationally for more than three decades. His first book, A Wish Can Change Your Life, was published by Simon & Schuster and has been translated into more than eight languages. It carries an endorsement from His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. His second book, Cosmic Navigator, was published by Weiser and combines astrology and Kabbalah. His annual astrology series has appeared every year since 2018. His 2020 edition warned of a coming recession and raised the possibility of a pandemic.
Sasson has contributed to HuffPost and Astrology.com and has appeared on CNN, ABC News and KTLA. He has taught at USC, Tel Aviv University, Esalen, Omega Institute, the Open Center in New York and other international venues.
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