Description

Instructors: Lee Lehman & Elisabeth Grace

Day: Saturday, beginning May 9, 2026

Time: 8:00 – 10:00 AM Pacific Time

Course Length: 5 weeks – all live sessions are recorded

In this five-week course, students will:

• Understand the method of dividing up time into useful time periods for study
• Acquire experience in several methods of assessing the outlines of particular years and likely events
• Critically examine whether a time period is likely to produce significant events

Weekly Topics:

1.  The Planets, Signs and Houses in Mundane Astrology

• Experience the basic astrological model for working with mundane charts
• Identify the key questions that mundane can address
• Create a rubric for the examination of mundane questions
• Begin to examine how astronomy impacts mundane interpretation

2.  Eclipses and Lunations in Mundane Astrology

• Adjust the rubric you began to study last week as you now compare Aries Ingresses to eclipses
• Begin to consider the different time periods encompassed by mundane methods
• Consider the interpretive differences introduced by irregular eclipse periods based on the nodal cycle

3.  Great Conjunctions and Ingresses

• Practice expanding the time period of study by examining past Jupiter-Saturn and Mars-Saturn periods
• Experience how to integrate shorter time periods with the longer Jupiter-Saturn periods
• Learn to adjust expectations according to the time period length

4.  The Founding Charts of Mundane Entities

• Contrast ancient and modern ideas about mundane astrology
• Examine the reasoning behind greater 20th century emphasis on the charts of countries

5.  Charts of Rulers vs. Charts of Countries

• Study the historical context of the comparison between charts of countries and charts of rulers
• Evaluate the use of natal methods for studying the impact of decision makers on mundane events

Required reading:

• Lehman, J. Lee. Astrology of Sustainability. Atglen, PA: Schiffer Press., 2011.
• Other material to be provided by instructor.

Recommended reading:

• Dykes, Benjamin N. Astrology of the World II. Cazimi Press, 2014.

Prerequisites:

This course requires Low Intermediate Astrological Knowledge.

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View Lee’s bio here

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Cancellation and Refund Policy

Registration closes at 7:00am on Wednesday May 13th, 2026