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The Canadian Association for Astrological Education CAAE COURSE CURRICULUM & STUDY GUIDE – Level 1, 2 & 3 CAAE Education Committee

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Table of Contents:

CAAE Course Curriculum – Level 1 ....................................................................................................... 3 Curriculum Content – Level 1 ..................................................................................................... 4 CAAE Course Curriculum – Level 2 ....................................................................................................... 5 Curriculum Content – Level 2..................................................................................................... 6 CAAE Course Curriculum – Level 3 ....................................................................................................... 7 Curriculum Content – Level 3..................................................................................................... 8

CAAE Level 1 – Study Guide - Sample Exam Questions ........................................................................ 9 CAAE Level 2 – Study Guide - Sample Exam Questions ...................................................................... 17 CAAE Level 3 – Study Guide - Sample Exam Questions ...................................................................... 21

CAAE Blank Chart Form ...................................................................................................................... 27

Recommended Textbooks – Level 1 ................................................................................................... 28 Recommended Textbooks – Level 2 ................................................................................................... 28 Recommended Textbooks – Level 3 ....................................................................................................31

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www.thecaae.com CAAE CAAE Course Curriculum – Level 1 BASIC ASTROLOGY Course Prerequisite: No prerequisite The goal of the CAAE Level 1 curriculum is to teach students to read and delineate an astrological chart at a basic level. The recommended curriculum for this level represents 45 – 60 hours of in-class instruction. The level 1 curriculum is divided into core, discussion and introductory topics. Discussion topics will not be examined. Examination: The focus of the exam is to test the ability to complete the CAAE level 1 chart form, identify chart and major aspect patterns, as well as discuss the natal chart in terms of the primary triad—the Sun, Moon and Ascendant and quadrant/hemisphere emphasis. The core topics are tested with the completion of the CAAE Level 1 chart form, basic chart delineation by using appropriate keywords, short answer questions as well as true/false and multiple-choice questions. Introductory topics are tested with true/false and multiple-choice questions only. The emphasis remains on keywords, no extensive delineation will be required. The three-hour exam is available at various locations in Canada twice a year. The passing mark is 70%. Planetary Rulerships & Houses. The CAAE adopts modern planetary/sign rulerships in our teaching guidelines and exams (with the exception of the CAAE Horary and Electional Astrology course which is primarily based on the classical/traditional astrology principles). CAAE Level 1 curriculum and exams are based on the modern rulerships. Students and teachers have the option to use the modern or classical rulerships in exams and assignments beyond Level 1. The exam charts are provided with Placidus houses, while students beyond Level 1 are welcome to use either Placidus or Koch houses for exam purposes (i.e. reference charts submitted with completed exams). Note: However, if you have adopted classical/traditional rulerships in your studies, please state this clearly at the beginning of your exam. Aspect Orbs. The CAAE adopts the following aspect orbs for the purpose of the exams: 7° orb for

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www.thecaae.com CAAE Curriculum Content – Level 1: Core Topics         

Signs & Planets (mythology, glyphs, keywords & phrases) Elements & Modes Essential Dignities & Sign Rulerships (dignity, detriment, exaltation and fall) Houses (division by hemisphere, quadrants, element & mode, planetary rulerships) Major Aspects (glyphs & orbs, out of sign aspects, applying & separating) Sun/Moon/Ascendant blend Chart Ruler Chart Signature Moon Phases

Introductory Topics   

Chart Patterns Major Aspect Patterns/Configurations Retrograde Planets

Discussion Topics (A brief 20-30 min discussion of each topic)

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CAAE Ethical Standards (Code of Ethics) What is a birth chart?

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www.thecaae.com CAAE CAAE Course Curriculum – Level 2 INTERMEDIATE ASTROLOGY Course Prerequisite: CAAE Level 1; or the equivalent knowledge and ability to read and delineate an astrological chart at a basic level The goal of the CAAE Level 2 curriculum is to teach comprehensive natal chart delineation. The recommended curriculum for this level represents 45 – 60 hours of in-class instruction beyond Level 1, or an equivalent level of knowledge of the course material. The level 2 curriculum is divided into core, discussion and introductory topics. Discussion topics will not be examined. Examination: The Level 2 examination will consist of essay questions, some completion of worksheets and intermediate delineation of the examination charts (refer to the core topics listed below). Introductory topics are tested with true/false and multiple-choice questions only. The passing mark is 70%. Currently the level 2 exam is offered only as a take-home exam. The take-home (open-book) exam is to be completed within 14 days of delivery, and candidates are required to write a comprehensive delineation of the natal chart—10-15 typewritten pages addressing the various components of the level 2 course material. The work needs to be the candidate’s own, however, it is open-book and candidates can opt to use reference material, quote other authorities within the acceptable guidelines of quoting another’s written work. Planetary Rulerships & Houses. The CAAE adopts modern planetary/sign rulerships in our teaching guidelines and exams (with the exception of the CAAE Horary and Electional Astrology course which is primarily based on the classical/traditional astrology principles). Students and teachers have the option to use the modern or classical rulerships in exams and assignments beyond Level 1. The exam charts are provided with Placidus houses, while students are welcome to use either Placidus or Koch houses for exam purposes (i.e. reference charts submitted with completed exams). Note: However, if you have adopted classical/traditional rulerships in your studies, please state this clearly at the beginning of your exam. Aspect Orbs. The CAAE adopts the following aspect orbs for the purpose of the exams: 7° orb for

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www.thecaae.com CAAE Curriculum Content – Level 2: Core Topics  all required Level I material plus  Focal points or chart standouts (lack/emphasis of elements, modes, hemispheres, aspects), unaspected planets  Detailed delineation of major aspect configurations (stellium, yod, grand trine, grand cross, T-Square)  8 major chart patterns  Retrograde planets  Moon’s Nodes, Moon Phases, Void of Course Moon  Intercepted signs and planets and repeated house cusps  Dispositor Tree & Final Dispositor  Mutual Reception  Delineation of House Cusps and Empty Houses  Derivative Houses  Aspects to the angles  Minor aspects (semisquare, sesquisquare, semi-sextile, quintile, etc.)  Declinations: Parallels and contra-parallels and out-of-bounds planets  Knowledge of relationship houses for analyzing relationship potential  Knowledge of vocational houses for analyzing potential career choices

Introductory Topics  Chiron & Four Asteroids (Ceres, Juno, Pallas and Vesta)  Fixed Stars

Discussion Topics (A brief 20-30 min discussion of each topic)

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Ethics & Confidentiality History of Astrology (key facts only) – optional Tropical vs. Sidereal Zodiac (intro) House Systems (intro)

Other Concepts for Exploration       

Arabic Parts Vertex Oriental planets Critical Degrees Galactic Centre Gauquelin Sectors Decanates (chart division introduction)

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www.thecaae.com CAAE CAAE Course Curriculum - LEVEL 3 ADVANCED ASTROLOGY Course Prerequisite: CAAE Level 2 The goal at this level is to teach a solid, working knowledge of forecasting using the most common astrological techniques of secondary progressions, transits, solar arc directions and planetary returns. While teachers may choose to teach a variety of topics, the standardized exam only requires a working knowledge of these four techniques. Midpoint theory is also included at this level. The recommended curriculum for this level represents 45 - 60 hours of in-class instruction beyond Level 2, or an equivalent level of knowledge of the course material. The level 3 curriculum is divided into core, discussion and introductory topics. Discussion topics will not be examined. Examination: The Level 3 examination will consist of essay questions and delineation pertinent to the examination charts (refer to the core topics listed below). Introductory topics are tested with true/false and multiple-choice questions. Currently the level 3 exam is offered only as a take-home exam. The passing mark is 70%. The take-home (open-book) exam is to be completed within 14 days of delivery, and candidates are required to write a comprehensive forecasting delineation —10-15 typewritten pages addressing the various components of the level 3 course material. The work needs to be the candidate’s own, however, it is open-book and candidates can opt to use reference material, quote other authorities within the acceptable guidelines of quoting another’s written work. Planetary Rulerships & Houses. The CAAE adopts modern planetary/sign rulerships in our teaching guidelines and exams (with the exception of the CAAE Horary and Electional Astrology course which is primarily based on the classical/traditional astrology principles). CAAE Level 1 curriculum and exams are based on the modern rulerships. Students and teachers have the option to use the modern or classical rulerships in exams and assignments beyond Level 1. The exam charts are provided with Placidus houses, while students beyond Level 1 are welcome to use either Placidus or Koch houses for exam purposes (i.e. reference charts submitted with completed exams). Note: However, if you have adopted classical/traditional rulerships in your studies, please state this clearly at the beginning of your exam. Aspect Orbs. The CAAE adopts the following aspect orbs for the purpose of the exams: 7° orb for

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www.thecaae.com CAAE Course Curriculum Content – Level 3: Core Topics A working knowledge of:  Natal chart interpretation  Midpoints Theory  Trending/forecasting techniques: o Transits o Planetary cycles o Secondary Progressions o Solar Arc Directions o Solar Returns o Other planetary returns

Introductory Topics   

Lunations and eclipses Relocation Astrology Mundane Astrology (Ingress Charts, Eclipses, Lunations, Great Conjunctions)

Discussion Topics (A brief 20-30 min discussion of each topic)

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Ethics, Confidentiality & Counselling Skills

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www.thecaae.com CAAE CAAE Level 1 – Study Guide - Sample Exam Questions BASIC ASTROLOGY Instructions: Please read each question carefully and put assigned number in the top righthand corner of each page that you hand in. Please do NOT put your name anywhere on the exam. The maximum time allowed for this examination is three (3) hours. Please use additional paper for short answer questions. Write your student number on each page you hand in. The total value of this examination is 100 points and the passing mark is 70%. Question 1 – Multiple-Choice Questions (4 points) For each question, circle your choice of the most appropriate answer. Circle one (1) answer only. Each answer is worth ½ point. Total value of the question is 4 points. 1.

Mercury represents the a) b) c) d)

social urge freedom urge intellectual urge power urge

2. Capricorn is ruled by: a) b) c) d)

Mercury Moon Pluto Saturn

3. At the Summer Solstice the Sun is at: a) b) c) d)

0 degrees Cancer 0 degrees Capricorn 0 degrees Taurus 0 degrees Libra

4. The seventh sign of the Zodiac is: a) b) c) d)

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Scorpio Libra Virgo Leo

5. The Sun in the 10th house suggests a person was born about: a) b) c) d)

sunrise sunset noon midnight

6. Jupiter takes longer to travel around the Sun than: a) Uranus b) Neptune c) Mars d) Saturn 7. Air signs are: a) conservative b) practical c) assertive d) intellectual 8. Venus is in dignity in: a) Aries b) Libra c) Scorpio d) Cancer

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www.thecaae.com CAAE Question 2 – Fill in the blanks using glyphs when possible (20 points) Each blank is worth ½ point. Total value of this question is 20 points. 1. Three (3) houses of endings are ___, ___, ____. 2. The ____ house is connected with values, self-worth and financial resources. 3. The sign most connected with striving for perfection is _______. 4. Capricorn rules the body parts ______ and ________. 5. There are ____ degrees in an exact sextile. _____ is the symbol for a sextile. 6. Give one (1) keyword for each of the following: conjunction __________, sextile _________, square _____________, trine______________ and opposition ______________. 7. In the horoscope, the Moon represents ____________, ___________ and _______________. 8. If you have three planets in three different cardinal signs, at approximately the same degrees, what is this configuration called? ______________. 9. Give three (3) keywords that apply to ALL mutable signs. _______________, ______________, ______________. 10.One keyword for Uranus is ________________. 11. The succedent houses are ____, ____,____, ____. 12. Venus in Aries may be described as ______________, ______________ and _______________. 13. Mars is in its detriment in the sign of ___________. 14. Look to the ________ house for siblings, ________ house for creativity and the ________ house for partner’s resources. 15. Leo is in the __________ mode and the __________ element. 16.The planet that represents a principle of structure and consistency is __________ and of love and affection is ____________. 17. The sign which is the polar opposite of Virgo is __________. 18.The _________ house describes your friends and the ______ house your children.

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www.thecaae.com CAAE Question 3 – Write the symbols next to each of the following (5 points) 1. Mercury in Gemini

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2. Venus square Uranus

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3. Sun trine Neptune

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4. Moon quincunx Pluto

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5. Jupiter opposite the Midheaven

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Question 4 – List the element most associated with the following keywords (5 points) 1. enthusiastic

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emotional

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2. practical

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rational

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3. communicative ________________ 8.

receptive

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4. sociable

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spontaneous ________________

5. conventional

________________ 10. nurturing

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Question 5 – True or False. Please circle T or F. (5 points) 1.

The eleventh (11th house) indicates service given to others.

T

F

2. The opposition is an aspect of tension and polarization.

T

F

3. Two (2) planets 150 degrees apart are said to be trine each other.

T

F

4. Mercury in Virgo in the third (3rd) house is analytical and methodical.

T

F

5. Pisces rules the feet.

T

F

6. With the Moon in the fifth (5th) house, work and routine is important.

T

F

7. A Yod involves two (2) squares and one (1) opposition.

T

F

8. Venus is exalted in Pisces.

T

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9. Sagittarius is more interested in sports and adventure than Taurus.

T

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10. Mars in Libra may be described as aggressive and impulsive.

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www.thecaae.com CAAE Question 6 (12 points) In the attached blank chart wheel (page 5), write the glyphs of the signs on each of the cusps, starting with the fourth (4th) astrological sign on the Ascendant position. Place the ruling planet (glyph) within the house, along with one (1) keyword for each of the houses and one (1) adjective (quality) for each of the signs. You should have 48 entries. Thus each is worth ¼ points.

Question 7 (25 points)

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Complete the data for the chart wheel for Female M. 1. Complete the aspectarian; fill in the appropriate aspect glyph into the shaded area in the aspectarian. (3½ points) 2. Fill in the six missing house cusps in the wheel (2 points) 3. Enter the planets into the wheel including both nodes. (6 points) 4. Complete the modalities and elements tables and determine chart signature. (6 points) 5. Enter the number of active and passive planets, and glyphs by house and number of planets in the four categories. (2 points) 6. Identify the phase of the Moon. (1½ points) 7. Tabulate the number of aspects in the table provided. (2 points) 8. Fill in the quadrant emphasis by showing the number of planets in each quadrant. (2 points)

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www.thecaae.com CAAE CAAE Level 2 – Study Guide - Sample Exam Questions INTERMEDIATE ASTROLOGY Instructions: Please read each question carefully and put your assigned number in the top righthand corner of each page that you hand in. Please do NOT put your name anywhere on the examination. The total value of this examination is 100 points and the passing mark is 70%. Note that only ONE chart will be used for the actual Level 2 exam, however two below are samples for study purposes, they do not represent a full exam.

Sample Exam # 1 – Level 2: Chart 1 – Male L.A. August 4, 1901 – 10:00 pm CST – New Orleans, Louisiana (see attached chart) 1)

Give a high level overview of the chart. This should include commenting on such things as planetary dignities, detriment, exaltation and fall, any relevant counts, the chart signature, the chart pattern, ruling planet, masculine/feminine planets, mutual reception(s), final dispositor, any other notables, as well as the Sun-Moon-Ascendant blend. (20 marks)

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Comment on the phase of the Moon. (6 marks)

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This chart contains a Grand Trine (in fact a Kite!) and a T-square. Delineate each configuration and explain how they might interact and contribute to his success and his rugged individualism. (15 marks)

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Complete a career profile with specific vocational suggestions. (15 marks)

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What effects would his unaspected Mercury have on his communication style and how it would it manifest as he communicates through his career? (5 marks)

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www.thecaae.com CAAE Sample Exam # 2 – Level 2: Chart 2 – Male May 30th, 1984 – 8:38 am EDT – Toronto, Ontario (see attached chart) 1) This chart contains a definite pattern, name the pattern and describe its implications. (10 marks) 2) Notice a preponderance of retrograde planets in this chart. How does this manifest in the overall personality and specifically in his social life? (10 marks) 3) How might others view him through his Ascendant? (5 marks) 4) This young man was born at the time of an eclipse. What are the indications of this phenomenon? What kind of eclipse is it and what significance might this eclipse have in his life? (10 marks)

Sample Multiple-Choice Questions: For each question, circle your choice of the most appropriate answer. Circle one (1) answer only. Each answer is worth one (1) point. Total value of the question is four (4) points. 1. Ceres represents a) the nurturing principle b) the principle of creative intelligence c) ideals and ideologies d) power urge 3. Vesta represents a) our deepest wound b) emotional responses and reactions c) the principle of devotion and self-sacrifice d) intellectual urge

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Chiron governs a) the father-daughter relationship b) the cycles of nature and fertility c) social urge d) healing and relationships

4. Juno governs a) the principle of relatedness b) “the wounded healer” archetype c) freedom urge d) the ability to recognize patterns

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www.thecaae.com CAAE CAAE LEVEL 3 - Study Guide – Sample Exam Questions ADVANCED ASTROLOGY Please read each question carefully and put your assigned number in the top right- hand corner of each page that you hand in. Please do NOT put your name anywhere on the examination. The total value of this examination is 100 points and the passing mark is 70%. This is the chart of a single mother of one boy living in Oshawa, Ontario who has experienced some disruptions in her life over the past year. Female, January 2, 1977, 1:27 am, Oshawa, Ontario Enclosed for your reference are:  

Chart #1 Chart #2

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Chart #3 Chart #4 Chart #5

Natal Chart Tri-wheel of the natal chart, secondary progressions and transits for December 1, 2010 Tri-wheel of the natal chart, solar arcs and transits for December 1, 2010 Solar Return for 2010 Solar Return for 2011

Level 3 Exam: 1) Comment on the outer planet transit activity (Pluto through Jupiter) affecting this lady during the latter part of 2010 and early 2011. In your discussion, be sure to reference the type of planetary energies involved, timeframes and the specific areas of life. (20 marks) 2) At the end of 2010/early 2011, the progressed Moon conjoined the progressed Midheaven and transiting Saturn conjoined natal Pluto. How might you expect these conjunctions to show in her life and what are the most likely timeframes? (10 marks) 3) During the past two years, a planet has changed sign by solar arc direction. Which planet is this and when did this change occur? Comment on the impact of recent transit activity on this particular solar arc planet. (15 marks) 4) Natal Jupiter is retrograde in the chart. At what age did it change direction by secondary progression? She is currently experiencing a Jupiter return by progression, how might you see this displayed in her life? (10 marks) 5) From an examination of the two solar returns, give a detailed review of the themes in the life of this woman over 2010 and 2011. What suggestions could you make to assist her in planning ahead for the balance of 2011? (30 marks) 6) What are some indications in the birth chart that this person might possibly receive an inheritance over the course of her lifetime? Using whatever trending techniques you wish, examine whether there is anything indicating late 2010/early 2011 as a possible time for something of this nature to come to fruition? (15 marks)

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RECOMMENDED TEXTBOOKS The list of textbooks and suggested reading was generated by CAAE teachers. The list is categorized by topic and level. Some books are readily available and others may be out of print. Instructors may have a preference and the list, while fairly exhaustive, will have omissions.

LEVEL 1 – BASIC ASTROLOGY General Textbooks for Level 1   

Llewellyn’s Complete Book of Astrology by Kris Brandt Riske The Only Way to Learn Astrology - Volumes 1 and 2 by March and McEvers Choice Centered Astrology by Gail Fairfield

Additional Basic Astrology Reading             

The Contemporary Astrologer's Handbook by Sue Tompkins Practical Astrology by Priscilla Costello Compendium of Astrology by Rose Lineman and Jan Popelka The Rising Sign by Jeanne Avery The Everything Astrology Book by Trish MacGregor Basic Astrology by Joan Negus The Astrologers Handbook by Sakoian and Acker (Reference) A Beginner’s Guide to Astrological Interpretation by Joyce Levine Understanding the Birth Chart by Kevin Burke (Medieval/Classical) The Inner Sky by Stephen Forrest Sun Sign, Moon Sign by Charles & Suzy Harvey Astrology: A Cosmic Science by Isabel Hickey Heavens Declare by Alice O. Howell

LEVEL 2 – INTERMEDIATE ASTROLOGY General Textbooks for Level 2     

Choice Centered Astrology by Gail Fairfield The Only Way to Learn Astrology Volumes II & III by March and McEvers Understanding the Birth Chart by Kevin Burke (Classical) New A to Z Horoscope Maker and Interpreter by G. Llewellyn

The Art of Chart Interpretation by Tracy Marks

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Astrology, Psychology and the Four Elements by Stephen Arroyo Celestial Psychology by Doris Hebel Mythic Astrology by Ariel Guttmann and Kenneth Johnson Jungian Symbolism in Astrology by Alice O. Howell In Search of a Fulfilling Career by Joanne Wickenburg Astrology and Your Health by Jeanne Avery Planetary Symbolism in the Horoscope by Karen Hamaker-Zondag Symbols in Astrology by Robert Hand Cycles of Becoming by Alexander Ruperti The Engine of Destiny by Marc Robertson Astrology and the Authentic Self by Demetra George (Hellenistic) Astrological Roots, the Hellenistic Legacy Joseph Crane (Hellenistic)

Moon and Lunar Phases           

Moon Tides, Soul Passages by Maria K. Simms New Moon Astrology by Jan Spiller The Luminaries, The Inner Planets by Liz Greene and Howard Sasportas The Lunation Process by Brian Clark The Moon in your Life by Donna Cunningham Finding Your Way Through the Dark by Demetra George The Lunation Cycle by Dane Rudhyar Eclipses by Celeste Teal Eclipse Interpretation Manual by Rose Lineman Interpreting the Eclipses by Carl Jansky Astrology for the Soul by Jan Spiller (Lunar nodes)

Aspects       

The Dynamics of Aspect Analysis by Bill Tierney Aspects in Astrology by Sue Tompkins Aspect Patterns by Stephanie Clement Planets in Aspects by Robert Pelletier Aspects by Robin Antepara The Sun and its Aspects by Maurice McCann T-squares by Tracy Marks

Interceptions  

Understanding Interceptions by Chris McRae Hidden Powers by Joanne Wickenburg

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Venus, her Cycles, Symbols and Myths by Anne Massey The Mars Book by Donna Van Toen Exploring Jupiter by Stephen Arroyo Saturn: A New Look at an Old Devil by Liz Green The Book of Saturn by Zipporah Dobbins Asteroid Goddesses by Demetra George Chiron by Martin Lass Chiron and the Healing Journey by Melanie Reinhart Chiron by Barbara Hand Clow Uranus by Joan Negus Uranus by Jeff Green Alive and Well with Neptune by Bill Tierney Pluto by Jeff Green Pluto by Stephen Forrest Healing Pluto Problems by Donna Cunningham

Houses      

Twelve Houses by Howard Sasportas Houses by Gwyneth Bryan Astrological Houses by Dane Rudhyar Temples in the Sky by Deborah Houlding The 12th house by Karen Hamaker-Zondag The 8th house by Marc Robertson

Relationships      

Through the Looking Glass by Richard Idemon Relationships and Life Cycles by Stephen Arroyo The Magic Thread by Richard Idemon Astrology A Language of Life - Relationship Analysis by Robert Blaschke Relationships and How to Survive them by Liz Greene Vertex by Donna Henson

Other Texts 

Best of Charles Jayne

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The American Ephemeris (midnight) for the 20th Century by N. Michelsen The American Ephemeris (midnight) for the 21st Century by N. Michelsen The Rulership Book by Rex Bills A to Z Horoscope Maker by Llewellyn Encyclopedia of Astrology by Nicholas de Vore The Combination of Stellar Influences by Reinhold Ebertin Midpoints by Michael Munkasey Astrological Thesaurus by Michael Munkasey, two volumes Sabian Symbols by Dane Rudhyar Sabian Symbols by Marc Edmund Jones The Degrees of the Zodiac by Donna Walter Henson

LEVEL 3 - ADVANCED ASTROLOGY Books on Predictive Techniques               

Predicting Events with Astrology by Celeste Teal Predictive Astrology, The Eagle and the Lark by Bernadette Brady Roadmap to Your Future by Bernie Ashman The Liquid Light of Sex by Barbara Hand Clow The Gods of Change by Howard Sasportas The Art of Predictive Astrology by Carol Rushman The Only Way to learn astrology by March and McEvers, Volumes 4 and 5 Secondary Progressions by Brian Clark Secondary Progressions – Time to Remember by Nancy Hastings Planets in Solar Returns by Mary Shea Solar Returns by Deanna Rose Planets in Transit by Robert Hand (reference) Solar Arcs by Noel Tyl Progressions by Robert P. Blaschke (techniques) Unveiling your Future by Zipporah Dobyns

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