Learn the basics of the Astrology that predated the 17th century when prediction and one's fated fortunes and life lessons were revealed "warts and all"! Explore the rich ancient Hellenistic and Medieval traditions and their delineations using your natal chart.
Course Description
This course is designed to give students an introduction to Astrology, particularly that which predated the 17th century with its emphasis on prediction and the “fate” delineated from one’s natal chart.
The course will utilise attendees’ personal natal charts (if desired) to ascertain some major themes illustrated by the basic techniques introduced. We’ll explore some other uses for Astrology such as predictions based on a specific question – Horary Astrology or Relationship Astrology – Synastry.
This course explores Astrology’s utility beyond the well-known Sun sign perception. While it may spark interest in training towards becoming an Astrologer to assist others, it will primarily guide participants to develop a deeper level of understanding of self and the events that occur in their lives.
Course Structure
PowerPoint presentation slides and interactive software will be used to facilitate this interactive and engaging session. Students will also be provided with supporting notes. Topics covered will include:
Course Learning Outcomes
Students attending this session will:
Kris Svendsen has been teaching at WEA since 2019.
Kris has been studying and practicing astrology for more than 50 years, with expertise in Medieval, Hellenistic, and Vedic Astrology.
His main passion is helping people understand the personal challenges and opportunities for growth reflected in their natal charts. Specialising in the predictive branch of astrology, Kris focuses on Horary Astrology, combining it with Tarot and Lenormand card readings to offer guidance and predict outcomes for his clients.
In addition to his astrological practice, Kris holds Horary and Medical Practitioner certificates from Deborah Houlding’s School of Traditional Astrology (UK). He is also a qualified Myers-Briggs assessor and Enneagram consultant, using these tools to explore the behavioural aspects of an individual’s chart.
Kris's qualifications also include a Certificate IV in Workplace Assessment and Training, along with a Myers-Briggs Majors PTI certificate. He lectured in Library and Information Science at UniSA from 2009 to 2020.
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