In 1992 and 1993 articles published by Ross Harvey in Considerations magazine described his newly discovered astrological method that foretold the length of a person's life. This is no rehash of anything you could read in any textbook, old or recent. Since that time extensive testing by many astrologers has confirmed the validity of this LSRev approach. In all tested cases the timing has proved to be accurate, whether death came by natural causes, from old age, as the result of an "accident', even violence at the hands of another, or suicide.

Apparently each of us has a unique metabolism, we live at our own individual pace. Whether we live long or die early, we should ensure our lives are enjoyed to the fullest.

We have all experienced occasions where we have been unable to detect events of the greatest importance with any of the conventional predictive techniques, such as progressions, transits, primary directions, etc. There are also few techniques that attempt to explain the course of development of one's life. I have long been trying to find a method which would remedy these deficiencies, and think that at last I may have done so. The method that I developed during the past nine months is the Life Span revolution (LSRev).
The premise is that the whole horoscope makes one complete revolution -- corresponding to the rotation of the earth in the twenty-four hours after birth -- in both direct and converse motion during the course of one's life, and that death ensures when the angles and planets return to their original positions. The rate at which this happens has to be determined by correlating conjunctions of the direct and converse angles with the age at which major life-changing events occurred.....

The issues of Considerations containing the original explanation of the Life Span Revelation are no longer available. They are out of print. However, as many astrologers have become aware of the validity of the LSRev, demand for the original explanations has continued and we have reprinted these revolutionary articles in book form. Do you want a copy?