Whether we are paying our bills, developing new skills, or entering new relationships - we all have a unique inner process in the way we go about living our lives. Every natal chart shows this natural unique rhythm, which is illustrated by the degree placement and groupings of the planets. To be able to predict effectively, you must be familiar with the rhythm of the natal chart. Knowledge of a chart's critical points and its urge towards homeostasis are essential in sharpening prediction skills. In this lecture, we will examine this system of understanding a chart (person) by exploring the interlocking patterns of inner space and outer time.

Getting to Know Amanda Owen

Amanda Owen, an astrological consultant, lecturer, and teacher based near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is cofounder and current president of the Philadelphia Astrology Society. Amanda is the author of Lucky Stars, released September 2001 by Three Rivers Press.

As creator and director of the Pennsylvania Time Project (PTP), Amanda researches and collects information regarding birth time documentation from Pennsylvania hospitals and distributes that information to astrologers world-wide.

Amanda lectures frequently on astrological subjects to laypersons and professionals and maintains a busy teaching schedule. She has been profiled on television and radio and was featured in a column by the late syndicated columnist Darryll Sifford. She authored a monthly column entitled Little Stars for Horoscope Guide magazine to answer parents’ questions about their children, and has written a variety of articles for astrological publications, including Horoscope Guide, American Astrology, Mountain Astrologer and a variety of other publications. She also writes for CosmoGIRL! magazine and wrote the Backpack Astrologer, a prediction guide for 2002-03, for the September issue.