Geodetics is a powerful tool for astrology and AstroMapping that reveals how the zodiac is anchored to the Earth through world coordinates of longitude and latitude. It is especially valuable for those who do not know their exact birth time or who want a broader perspective on how place influences personal life and global events.
In this course, students will compare the celestial zodiac with the geodetic zodiac, exploring how the zodiac symbolically descends from the sky and imprints itself on locations around the world. Through a sign-by-sign global tour, participants will examine how each zodiac sign expresses through specific regions.
Prior AstroMapping experience or successful completion of Kepler College course AM100: AstroMapping for Beginners is essential.
$130.00
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Students will identify their own personal geodetic imprint, as well as the signatures of their city and country. The class features numerous examples drawn from current events and from influential public figures and world leaders, demonstrating how geodetics operates on both personal and collective levels.
Students will explore an entirely new way of mapping their planets, gaining fresh insight into the location of their birth as well as the place they currently reside. They will also develop a new understanding of the world through the lens of the twelve zodiac signs as celestial longitude aligns with terrestrial longitude across the globe. For those working with others in locational astrology, this approach expands the range of choices available when suggesting places where individuals may find greater harmony in specific areas of life.
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McRae, I.I. Chris. The Geodetic World Map. AFA, 1988.
Prior AstroMapping experience or successful completion of Kepler College course AM100: AstroMapping for Beginners is essential.
This course requires High Beginner Astrological Knowledge.
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*This course is part of the Kepler College AstroMapping program.
Registration closes at 7:45am on Sunday March 29th, 2026
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