19:15 Electional Astrology and Planetary Magick: Israel AjoseChoosing auspicious times to act was and still is an important branch of astrology. Planning a wedding? Scheduling surgery? Buying a house? How do you choose a date and time that offers the best chance of success? The odds are in your favour when you plan life events […]
18:00: Astrological Chart Discussion18:45: Break19:15: Jews and Astrology: “Born under a Lucky Star”: Helen JacobusHelen will give the historical background to the interest in the zodiac amongst Jews from antiquity to the 20th century. She will show evidence of the practice of astrology for life cycle events in European Jewish communities in the 18th and 19th […]
18:00 Chart Discussion18:45 Tea Break19:00 Gann's Master Forecasting Cycle: Olga MoralesDelve into the innovative techniques pioneered by W.D. Gann, where celestial patterns meet market trends. Uncover the secrets of astrological insights that have influenced trading strategies and forecasting methods.Please note: This is a hybrid event taking place at Steiner House and online via Zoom.
19:15 The Draconic Bowl: Alan AnnandAll of the visible planets occupy just half of the zodiac as bisected by the nodal axis; this forms a Draconic Bowl. It occurs in one out of eight horoscopes (12.5%), and acts as a magnifying lens, amplifying whatever is found in that horoscope, good or bad.20:15 Questions / Discussion […]
19:15 The 'Death Axis': Intergenerational Trauma and the Mars/Saturn Midpoint: Kate HubertA case study exploring a traumatic event through the lens of the same midpoint across multiple generations of a family. This exploration provides a sense of the meaningful collaboration that takes place through a bloodline across time.20:15 Questions / Discussion / Chart discussion
Please note that this is a change from the previously-advertised talk by Komilla Sutton. 19:15 Pre-Natal Lunations: Israel AjoseOne of the five traditional considerations in delineating a natal chart, known as the five places of life. Pre-Natal Lunations offer vital information and point to predictive time lord techniques that show major aspects of our life, […]
18:00 Chart discussion18:45 Tea Break19:00 Decumbiture Charts: Jadranka CoicDecumbiture comes from the Latin 'Decumbo' which means to lie down or to fall. Astrologers use the chart for the moment when a patient takes to their bed, or might make a chart for when they receive a urine sample against which to make astrological judgements. Jadranka's […]
19:15 Astrological Woodcuts. Every picture tells a story: Trav TraversThese mesmerising images from Ages past convey complex information faster than words can. They provide an emotional stimulus too. Bingo! Two for one.20:15 Questions / Discussion / Chart discussion
19:15 The Twelfth House: Wanda SellarThe twelfth house in the natal chart is perhaps the second most difficult domain over which to triumph. The first being the eighth house. Ultimately, this is the house of self-sacrifice, serenity, and angelic intention. 20:15 Questions / Discussion / Chart discussion
18:00 Chart discussion18:45 Tea Break19:00 Vedic Rectification Techniques: Naomi MartinNaomi will discuss the natal chart of Sir John Woodruffe also known as Arthur Avalon and use his chart to demonstrate techniques to rectify natal charts using Vedic astrological methods and techniques where there is no designated time.Please note: This is a hybrid event taking place […]
19:15 Chiron: Beyond Suffering: Fernanda PaivaChiron, known as ‘The Wounded Healer’, is such an important part of the astrological chart. It’s one of the big driving forces behind our empathy, search for meaning, and even, in many cases, vocational choices. There will be no Chart Discussion after this presentation due to the Lodge AGM
18:00 Chart Discussion18:45 Tea Break19:00 The Year Ahead: Bernard EcclesIn 2025, three outer planets change signs...and then all three slip back to where they were before. As the twenty-first century enters its second quarter, these first steps into new signs and elements show how the coming decades might look - but as always, the real clues are to […]
