Special Timing Techniques

The ancient Mesopotamians used to notate star watching tables through actual observation.  These were most commonly, to our knowledge, for the purpose of working out when to plant crops and how to work with their harvesting cycles.  Astrology has always been about learning timing techniques, in order to work out some methods we can apply to these and other situations.  

Unless you think ancient Mesopotamians were ape like ancestors you will no doubt agree that we are mostly the same people, with the same basic needs and desires.  

Astrology is perhaps the oldest science we have.  Astrology permeated philosophy, physics, medicine, agriculture, and even Psychology with Carl Jung as an Astrologer at the turn of the 20th Century.  So, as you can imagine there is a whole lot more to Astrology than you may first perceive.  

Many Traditional Astrologers pay attention only to the actual events as timed in our lives.  They run an almost empirical scientific process, based on certain timing techniques retrieved from historical and ancient sources.  Yes, many Astrologers are earnest scholars of antiquity as well as practicing Astrologers. 

When planets are viewed as operating across time, they can be seen to highlight certain timed events in our lives that are reflected only in our charts, because the outer timing triggers something in our own Astrological make-up.  Or, like we are all experiencing now on a world scale, there are planetary configurations traversing World Points so everyone is affected.  

This session will in future be provided as a workshop.  However, for now this is offered as one-on-one to discover how these more advanced techniques might be playing out for you.  You are also welcome to invite one other individual to this session if you are happy sharing your information with them.  If you want to look at both yours and theirs through these timing lenses then please let this be known at the time of booking.  You can still keep this within one 50 min session or you may like to book two and share both.