12 Top Tips for Budding Astrologers
an affordable e-book offering
Ideas and suggestions to get you started on chart interpretation - and keep you going!
It's available here, at the APA Ebook store, for a modest fee, and it includes some of the Astrology Tips I've written about on this blog, plus extra material I've added to enlarge on each of the 12 Tips. There are some practical exercises to do too, to help you focus, and there are illustrations and charts.
Contents:
Tip #2 Starting Out
Tip #3 Colour and Motivation
Tip #4 Doorstep Planets
Tip #5 The Quadrants
Tip #6 Unaspected Planets
Tip #7 Conflict and Tension
Tip #8 Low Point Planets
Tip #9 Levels of the Planets
Tip #10 Understanding Life’s Journey
Tip #11 The House Chart
Tip #12 The Low Point and the Mid-Life Crisis
If you buy it and like it, let me know. I hope it helps, hits the spot and offers you some guidance and clarity in your studies.
If you buy it and like it, let me know. I hope it helps, hits the spot and offers you some guidance and clarity in your studies.
From Mark Douglas, Student:
Thanks for your thoughts on the four quadrants, Joyce. I'm just entering Module 4. I have The Astrological Houses book and I was still looking for a bit more practical understandings. Bingo! this does the trick.
My reply:
Very good to hear my take on the Quadrants was helpful for you. When we used to have workshops as part of the Diploma course, the practical work on the Quadrants we did would always throw up more clarity for those who were struggling with them. I find the Quadrants very useful/revealing in that they offer an instant insight into where someone might be coming from, and also, with empty Quadrant(s) what they might lack in, or seek to avoid (nothing there to encourage them into this area of life, therefore potentially scary/stressful/of little interest).
Good luck with Module 4 - more to the point, enjoy it!
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