Tonight’s
lecture based on the tradition of Morin de Villefrance teaches
how to delineate a horoscope starting with a solid understanding
of the Ascendant, the horoscope’s pivotal component. By using a
structured systematic approach, Morin’s techniques allow us to
detect a person’s motivations and drives: those persons
and things that strongly attract and push us in life. These skills
give the astrologer the tools needed to answer two questions
asked by every client: What may I expect during this lifetime and
when may I expect it?
It is strongly
recommended that you attend this session, as tomorrow’s workshop on
Transits depends on a basic understanding of the above techniques.
Please join us for what promises to be a novel and practical
application that I am sure will complement your own studies and
practice.
SATURDAY Workshop - "On
Transits – A Traditional Approach to Forecasting the Events of
Life"
This age-old,
yet ever popular and reliable timing method is based on the
relationship of the planets in the current sky to the natal chart.
Drawing on the tradition of Morin de Villefranche,
Robert's talk illustrates how interpretation of a planet’s passage
depends on the ability to understand its meaning within the
context of the natal chart.
Our workshop, based on Morin’s Book 24, “On
Transits and Progressions” (which will be available at the Book
Table) begins with an understanding of two basic ideas: First,
the need to be thoroughly acquainted with the natal chart, and
second, that nothing can happen to a person that is not already
foreseen in the natal. Transits, like all timing methods, only
reveal when something existing already in potential may become a
reality. This leads to a clarification of a very common
misunderstanding many people have about prediction versus
forecasting.
We will make use
of horoscopes discussed during the previous evening’s lecture to
illustrate the impact of transits on the lives of those
individuals during critical times in their life. Perhaps more than
any other forecasting technique, transits dramatically illustrate
to the astrologer how planets operate in a particular chart.
Getting to Know Robert Corre
Robert Corre
learned of Morin’s approach to astrology when he encountered Zoltan
Mason, a New York astrologer who used Morin’s techniques. Robert was
impressed enough with Mason to have a reading, and the reading’s
accuracy and detail convinced him to become Mason’s pupil.
In 1995, Robert retired from a successful 25-year
career in computing an
d information technology at New York
University to become a professional astrologer. When Mason died in
2002, Robert took on the job of promoting Morin’s teachings and has
done so vigorously ever since. He teaches four classes weekly and
publishes ForumOnAstrology.com, a website that offers an
online astrology course based on Morin's techinque.