Planets in astrology describe the “what” of the chart—they relate to different parts of your psyche and personality.

In week one, you’ll learn the names of the ten planets in your chart, and gain a clarified understanding of their role in your chart.

Our zodiac sign is usually the first thing we learn about astrology, as this is the sign you use to read your horoscope, based on your birthday!

Signs describe “how” the planets express themselves.

In week two, you’ll learn the most important key terms and styles of expression that each of the twelve zodiac signs have, in your chart.

Your chart is divided up into twelve sections, or “pie-slices,” and represent different areas of life. Houses describe “where” astrological themes manifest in your life.

In week three, you’ll learn the most important descriptions for each of the twelve houses, so you can easily understand where potent narratives emerge in your natal chart.

Aspects are what often makes our chart look “messy”—they are the tangled web of lines that occupy the center of the chart.

Aspects represent specific distances between the planets, and are a form of sacred geometry! They show us how planets interact with one another.

This is often where astrology begins to feel overwhelming and confusing. In class four, we will clearly define aspects and their impacts, which add a layer of personal detail to your chart readings.

+Bonus: North Node, Chiron, & Part of Fortune will all be defined here, for the extra-astro-curious.