We must always be guided by craft, not by what we want to be true! This is easily demonstrable when we go into planetary rulership at the level of identifying not just what’s what but who’s who in the horoscope.
We sometimes forget just how important the Moon is, natally or in predictive work. This is another reason why the time of birth is so important to an astrologer. Without the time of birth we can’t know the Ascendant (the crucial rising sign) but neither can we know the exact position of the Moon.
This is a copy of the free newsletter that is now back on track in terms of coming to you fortnightly. Everyone on my mailing list receives this newsletter straight to inbox every other weekend, while the Astrology Teaching Blog continues to go out every Monday, but now only to subscribers. If you’ve been missing…
It’s a brilliant lesson in symbolism and magic to think about the Sun and the Moon in terms of how we see them from planet Earth. They appear to be the same size. We therefore attribute equal importance to them in the horoscope. And it is only because they appear to us to be the same size that the wonder of Eclipses can happen at all, the disc of one fitting exactly over the disc of the other.
After reading the course descriptions, if you’re unsure about your suitability for any of the courses, please do get in touch directly with Elisabeth, Chris or myself to discuss. ALL COURSES INCLUDE WORK ON YOUR OWN HOROSCOPE – so please provide your data when booking a place so that your chart can be prepared in advance by the relevant tutor.