AM206 - AstroMapping: Transits and Progressions - Fall 2025-26

This 5-week course offers a comprehensive integration of predictive methods within the framework of AstroMapping. Each week focuses on one key technique—transits, secondary progressions, solar and lunar returns, solar arc directions, and rectification—explored through both theoretical explanation and practical application. With visual aids, real-life chart examples, and case-based exercises, students will learn to apply these methods with geographic precision and interpretive depth.

This course is designed for astrologers seeking to enhance their AstroMapping practice and apply forecasting tools confidently and ethically across both time and place.

Weekly Topics:

1. Transits in AstroMapping
2. Secondary Progressions and C*C*G Techniques
3. Solar and Lunar Returns in Locational Contexts
4. Solar Arc Directions and Geographic Activation
5. Rectification through Mapping Techniques

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Confidently interpret transits, progressions, returns, and solar arc directions within the context of AstroMapping.

• Identify how planetary activity manifests geographically and how this influences chart interpretation.

• Integrate multiple forecasting tools to improve timing accuracy for relocations or significant life events.

• Distinguish between natal, relocated, and progressed positions when mapping planetary influences.

• Apply rectification techniques using layered AstroMapping strategies supported by real-life case studies.

• Evaluate which predictive methods are most suitable for a client’s life question or timeline.

• Deepen their understanding of space-time symbolism in astrology and apply that insight with greater precision.

The Eagle and the Lark: A Textbook of Predictive Astrology — Bernadette Brady

The Complete Book of Chart Rectification — Carol A. Tebbs

Solar Arcs: Astrology’s Most Successful Predictive System — Noel Tyl

Planets on the Move: The Astrology of Relocation — Stephanie Jean Pottenger & Maritha Pottenger

This course is intended for intermediate to advanced-level astrologers who have a solid understanding of natal chart interpretation and basic forecasting techniques such as transits, progressions, and returns. Participants should be comfortable reading and analyzing charts independently.