Learn how to identify the planets and houses in a natal chart wheel. Gain insight to the different roles of planets and houses in shaping the sense of self and interactions with others.
Understand the complex relationship between houses and planets and how they affect each other.

As a group we will examine the houses and planets through a case study of a person in the public eye and share our observations of how the planets and houses shape their life on the world stage. You will also use your own chart as a case study.

Course Outline:

Welcome to Astrology Foundations:

• Overview of what is the planets and houses represent and how to identify them in the natal chart.
• earn step by step how the planets and houses interact and the depth this brings to looking at a natal chart with this knowledge.
• Practice and develop skills we have learnt through case study of people in the public eye/your own chart as a group discussion and learning exercise.

Learning Outcomes:

• Can find and identify the Sun and Moon in a natal chart and their role.
• Can differentiate the roles of conscious and subconscious mind and their connection to Sun and Moon.
• Can identify patterns of behaviour and traits in the self as well as in people in the public eye in relation to their sun and moon.

What to bring:

• Your own smart phone/ipad
• Pen and notebook

About the Tutor:

'Join me, Amanda on a fun and inspiring journey to discover Planets and Houses in astrology and continue building on your foundational astrology knowledge and skills. I will share my tips and tricks that I have learnt from my 20 years of devotion to astrology, tarot and reading at psychic centres around Sydney. I would love to connect with you on your journey with astrology and share essential astrology principles to enrich your skills.'

Other Information:

• To ensure resources are ready for you at the start of your course, we ask you ideally enrol at least one week before the course commences.
• All courses need a minimum number of students to run ("we try our hardest to get those") . If your course does not have enough students it will be cancelled prior to the commencement and you will be informed.