Astrology Course

Lesson 1 • Core Philosophical Principles

Examines the doctrine of correspondence, macrocosm-microcosm theory, and symbolic causation. Grounds students in the reasoning system underlying astrological interpretation.

Lesson 2 • Branches and Traditions of Astrology

Surveys natal, mundane, horary, electional, and medical branches alongside Vedic and Hellenistic traditions. Helps students identify their area of focus.

Lesson 3 • The Celestial Sphere Explained

Introduces the geocentric model, ecliptic, equator, and key reference points. Builds spatial literacy needed to read any chart accurately.

Lesson 1 • Sign Rulerships and Dignities

Introduces traditional and modern planetary rulerships, exaltations, detriments, and falls. Dignities are essential for assessing planetary strength in a chart.

Lesson 2 • The Twelve Signs in Depth

Profiles each sign's archetype, keywords, strengths, challenges, and symbolic imagery. Builds the vocabulary needed for nuanced chart interpretation.

Lesson 3 • Structure of the Zodiac

Explains the 360-degree zodiac wheel, sign boundaries, and the tropical vs. sidereal systems. Establishes the framework for placing and reading signs.

Lesson 1 • Personal Planets Mercury Through Mars

Covers Mercury, Venus, and Mars as inner planets governing mind, values, and drive. Their fast cycles make them highly personal and chart-specific.

Lesson 2 • Social Planets Jupiter and Saturn

Explores Jupiter's expansive principle and Saturn's structuring, limiting function. These planets bridge personal and generational themes in a chart.

Lesson 3 • Sun and Moon as Luminaries

Examines the Sun as identity and life force and the Moon as emotional instinct and memory. These two bodies anchor all chart interpretation.

Lesson 4 • Outer Planets Uranus Through Pluto

Introduces Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto as generational, transformative forces. Their slow movement shapes collective themes and deep personal evolution.

Lesson 1 • Angular Houses and Chart Angles

Focuses on the Ascendant, Descendant, Midheaven, and IC as the chart's structural pillars. Angular houses carry the strongest and most visible chart energy.

Lesson 2 • Succedent and Cadent Houses

Examines houses two through twelve beyond the angles, covering resources, communication, home, creativity, service, and spirituality. Completes the full life-domain map.

Lesson 3 • House Systems and Their Logic

Compares Placidus, Whole Sign, Equal, and Koch house systems and their philosophical bases. Choosing a house system is a foundational interpretive decision.

Lesson 1 • Aspect Analysis in Practice

Applies aspect theory to real chart examples, building a systematic approach to reading planetary dialogue. Bridges theory and interpretive skill.

Lesson 2 • Orbs, Exactness, and Weighting

Explains orb allowances by planet, aspect type, and tradition. Teaches students to prioritize tight aspects and assess overall aspect strength.

Lesson 3 • Major Aspects Defined

Covers conjunction, sextile, square, trine, and opposition with their orbs and core meanings. These five aspects form the backbone of any aspect analysis.

Lesson 4 • Minor and Derived Aspects

Introduces quincunx, semisextile, semisquare, sesquiquadrate, and quintile aspects. Minor aspects add nuance and precision to interpretation.

Lesson 1 • Building the Interpretive Narrative

Guides students from isolated factors to integrated story using a layered synthesis method. Avoids fragmented, list-based readings in favor of coherent themes.

Lesson 2 • Chart Overview and First Impressions

Teaches a systematic first-look protocol: chart shape, hemisphere emphasis, element and mode balance. Establishes the interpretive context before detail work.

Lesson 3 • Delivering a Professional Reading

Covers reading structure, ethical framing, client-centered language, and avoiding deterministic statements. Prepares students for real consultations.

Lesson 1 • Secondary Progressions

Teaches the day-for-a-year method of secondary progressions and their slow internal unfolding. Progressions reveal psychological development over time.

Lesson 2 • Synthesizing Predictive Techniques

Combines transits, progressions, solar arcs, and returns into a unified timing forecast. Students identify convergence points that signal significant life events.

Lesson 3 • Transits as Timing Tools

Explains how current planetary positions activate natal chart points through aspects. Transits are the most widely used predictive technique in modern astrology.

Lesson 4 • Planetary Returns and Cycles

Covers solar, lunar, and planetary return charts as annual and cyclical timing maps. Returns provide a focused forecast for a defined period.

Lesson 1 • Relationship Timing and Evolution

Applies transits and progressions to synastry and composite charts to track relationship phases. Identifies periods of growth, challenge, and transformation.

Lesson 2 • Foundations of Synastry

Introduces chart overlay and inter-aspect analysis as the basis of synastry. Establishes how two charts interact energetically and symbolically.

Lesson 3 • Beyond Romantic Relationships

Extends synastry techniques to family, business, and friendship dynamics. Demonstrates the universal applicability of relationship astrology.

Lesson 4 • Key Synastry Indicators

Focuses on Sun-Moon, Venus-Mars, and Saturn contacts as primary compatibility indicators. These inter-aspects reveal attraction, friction, and long-term potential.