Relationship Astrology

Synastry, composite and Davison charts.

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Level 1Units: 5

Level 1 · Unit 1

Synastry in depth

Orbs and exactness, reading every contact in both directions, Whole Sign overlays both ways, and comparing element and modality balance between two charts.

  1. Orbs and exactness
  2. Both directions
  3. Overlays both ways
  4. Balance side by side
  5. Checkpoint: Synastry in depth

Level 1 · Unit 2

Themes by planet pair

Common readings of Sun–Moon, Moon–Moon, Venus–Mars, Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn contacts, then the nodes and outer planets, with modern and contested ideas labelled.

  1. The lights: Sun and Moon
  2. Venus, Mars and Mercury
  3. Saturn and Jupiter contacts
  4. Nodes and outer planets
  5. Checkpoint: Themes by planet pair

Level 1 · Unit 3

A synastry method

A step-by-step method practised on invented chart pairs: checking data, the contact grid, overlays and balance, weighing repeated themes and writing a careful summary.

  1. A method in eight steps
  2. Case 1: Jordan and Sam
  3. Case 2: Leila and Maya
  4. Weighing and summarising
  5. Checkpoint: A synastry method

Level 1 · Unit 4

Angles, patterns and parallels

Synastry extras: contacts to the four angles, patterns formed across two charts, parallels by declination, and how to weigh them without counting twice.

  1. Contacts to the angles
  2. Patterns across two charts
  3. Parallels between charts
  4. Weighing the extras
  5. Checkpoint: Angles, patterns and parallels

Level 1 · Unit 5

Case study: Robin and Kai

A full synastry reading of a new invented pair drawn from real skies: checking data, the grid, overlays, balance, parallels, themes and a careful summary.

  1. The charts and the data
  2. Building the grid
  3. Overlays and balance
  4. Themes and a summary
  5. Checkpoint: Case study: Robin and Kai
Level 2Units: 5

Level 2 · Unit 1

Composite and Davison in depth

Midpoints in degrees and minutes, composite quirks, the Davison moment and place in detail, and reading the relationship chart as a third entity.

  1. Midpoints with minutes
  2. Quirks of the composite
  3. The Davison in depth
  4. The relationship as a third entity
  5. Checkpoint: Composite and Davison in depth

Level 2 · Unit 2

Relationship timing

Transits to the composite and to both natal charts, progressed synastry, solar arcs and progressed composites, all framed as themes rather than events.

  1. Transits to the composite
  2. Transits to both charts
  3. Progressions and arcs between charts
  4. Themes, not events
  5. Checkpoint: Relationship timing

Level 2 · Unit 3

Ethical relationship consultations

Consent from both people, confidentiality between partners, questions to decline, inclusive language, safety concerns and leaving decisions with clients.

  1. Consent from both people
  2. Questions to decline
  3. Language for every relationship
  4. Safety and the client's own choices
  5. Checkpoint: Ethical relationship consultations

Level 2 · Unit 4

Case study: Robin and Kai's relationship charts

Robin and Kai's composite with half-degree midpoints, reading it as a third entity, their Davison found from a time interval, and timing framed as themes.

  1. The composite step by step
  2. Reading the composite
  3. The Davison compared
  4. Timing themes for the pair
  5. Checkpoint: Robin and Kai's relationship charts

Level 2 · Unit 5

Beyond couples: friends, family and work

Synastry and composites for friendships, family ties and working partnerships: which houses to highlight, how readings shift, and consent for each.

  1. Friends and chosen family
  2. Parents, children and siblings
  3. Working partnerships
  4. Adapting the method
  5. Checkpoint: Beyond couples
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