Configurations
Dignities, orbs, glossary, tables and techniques
Yod: Geometry, the Apex and the Task of Adaptation
Yod: two quincunxes from a common apex and a sextile between the bases. Exact geometry, orbs, finding the apex and the point of integration, interpretation by planet and house, the difference from a grand trine and a kite, use in natal, predictive and synastry work, common mistakes and a practical checklist.
T-Square: Geometry, the Apex and the Point of Release
T-square: an opposition and two squares to the apex. Exact geometry, orbs, finding the apex and the empty point, interpretation by modality and planet, the difference from a grand cross, use in natal, predictive and synastry work, common mistakes, a practical checklist and three worked scenarios.
Aspect Configurations: Geometry, Orbs and Practical Interpretation
Aspect configurations: grand trine, t-square, grand cross, bisextile, kite, yod, mystic rectangle and stellium. Exact geometry, working orbs, identification rules, interpretation of the apex, common mistakes in ready-made diagrams, practical examples and a checklist for natal, predictive and synastry work.
Kite: Grand Trine, Opposition and the Direction of Talent
Kite: a grand trine, an opposition to one corner and two sextiles from the fourth point. Exact geometry, orbs, the difference from a grand trine and a bisextile, interpretation of the apex and direction, use in natal, predictive and synastry work, common mistakes and a practical checklist.
Bisextile: Geometry, Apex and the Practical Realisation of Talent
Bisextile: two sextiles from a common apex and a trine between the bases. Exact geometry, difference from a grand trine, orbs, interpretation of the apex and bases, examples for different elements and planets, use in natal, synastry and predictive work, common mistakes and a practical checklist.
Grand Trine: Geometry, Elements and the Price of Ease
Grand trine: three planets in trines, usually in one element. Exact geometry, orbs, interpretation by element and house, the difference from an “almost-trine”, the resource and price of ease, the empty point, use in natal, synastry and predictive work, common mistakes and a practical checklist.
Grand Cross: Geometry, Axes and the Price of Stability
Grand cross: two oppositions and four squares. Exact geometry, orbs, the difference from a t-square, interpretation of axes and modalities, the resource and price of maximum tension, use in natal, predictive and synastry work, common mistakes, recovery strategies and a practical checklist.