The opening lecture will go over the basics of the aspects: where they come from, why they exist, what they do, and what astrology refers to as "the Ptolemaic Aspects"

The Sun & Moon and their relationship to earth is the basis for all of Astrology. This is covered in the Zodiac Course, as well as the Planets Course - so of course, they are the basis of the aspects as well, and we'll discuss how that came to be, but dive deeper into the Lunar Phases to understand the relationship your Sun & Moon have with one another.

In this lecture, we'll cover the main aspects, their meaning and interpretation. For most lessons on aspects, this is as far as it goes, but this is simply where we begin! 

This is one of the most important lectures in this series as we start to peel back the layers of aspects in relationship to synodic cycles and how understanding the relationship the Sun has with all the planets, we have a much more in depth understanding of the aspects being made to a Planet are.

This lecture is adding on top of the synodic cycles lecture, because here we'll cover planetary speeds and retrograde motions that help us understand what's actually going on in the sky. Which planet is applying, separating to what other planet, when they are, when they are not, etc. By knowing planetary speeds and their retrograde motions, we not only learn aspects in much more detail, but also understand what Retrograde planets actually mean. 

This is where we start covering the actual cycles of planets in relationship to one another. Beginning of course, with Mercury & it's cycles with other planets. 

Of course, we will cover Venus in her cycles with other planets.

The Mars Cycle is where it get's interesting, as we start to introduce longer form cycles that have more impact and merit in a chart, and are more complex because of Mars' movement. This lecture will break down the depths of it in the most simple and easy to apply way.

Similar to Mars, Jupiter is where it get's more intense, and larger than life.

 Saturn is left, and while will have discussed his cycles with other planets by this point in the other lectures, we'll cover what we haven't including Saturn Returns.

The Biggest for Last. This lecture will explore the Outer Planets cycles more in depth. This is a complex, nuanced topic that will really not only go into the weeds of their cycles, but having you feel like you can fully grasp these bigger concepts, easily.