Astrology webinars

This webinar applies horary astrology to career and professional questions: will I get the job, will I be passed over for another candidate, and what a chart shows about promotion or redundancy before either is announced. We'll look at how relocation surfaces in career charts – sometimes as the reason for a move, sometimes as its consequence – and how to read burnout symptoms in a chart asking about work. Drawing on real client questions, the session demonstrates effective use of houses, significators, and testimonies specific to employment matters, giving you a working method you can use on your next career-related horary.

This talk was first presented at the In Mundo World Astrology Summit, Aries 2026, and contains two concrete and correct predictions (outcome, and date of decision) alongside their astrological reasoning. The constitutional principle of birthright citizenship is once again before the U.S. Supreme Court, reopening questions rooted in the Fourteenth Amendment and its historical intent. Astrological analysis centers on the amendment’s adoption, the Supreme Court as an institution, the composition of the current Court, and the timing of the case itself, with particular attention to the anticipated decision window. Emphasis is placed on the history of the 14th Amendment legislatively and in the courts, institutional pressure points, and today's legal context.

The Hellenistic tradition bifurcated early in its codification, one track following Dorotheus and the other his younger contemporary, Ptolemy. The key drivers of the split are many, but they converge in a single issue: whether to reverse the Lot of Fortune for nocturnal charts. In close examination of what is said about lot theory, from Manilius to Dorotheus, from Ptolemy to Valens, we will outline why the choice you make regarding Fortune does matter, perhaps in ways you hadn’t considered. Wade Caves explores the origins of the Lot of Fortune, showing how misread ancient arithmetic gave rise to the doctrine of reversal – and how returning to the rationale of Nechepso and Petosiris restores Fortuna as the lunar counterpart to the solar ascendant.

Njoki Ngumi, Elizabeth Maina, and Wade Caves – The World Bank and legacies of structural adjustment in Africa. The World Bank and IMF have been involved in the management of financial challenges and crises at global levels, with significant effects on governance and quality of life especially in global majority nations. Recurrent and contrasting signatures attend these interventions. What new potentials are engendered by recent and upcoming planetary cycles?

Curious about what to do about the nodes in your chart judgments? You’re not alone. This webinar is dedicated to the use of the lunar nodes in practice. We’ll consider what the nodes are astronomically, and the many uses we find recorded in historical texts. The bulk of our discussion will focus on modern case studies where the nodes relay crucial information to us as astrologers. It can be tempting to overemphasize mystical devices like the nodes, so we’ll also explore methods of determining how much weight to put on them in interpretation.