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Presented by Benjamin Bernstein Light Speed Astrology Diving Into the Heart of the Chart Its ItsAllGoodAstrology.com

Credentials Astrological practitioner, teacher, writer and speaker Has lectured at three national astrology conferences (NCGR, UAC & The Blast) Hosts This Week in Astrology, iTunes’ #1 astrology podcast since December 2007 Columns and articles: Aquarius Magazine, Constellation Magazine, InspiredMindsOnline.com & AstroDispatch.com.

Credentials Member, NCGR, ISAR, and OPA (Director of Marketing & nonvoting board member) Faculty member, 2009 OPA retreat Successfully completed ISAR’s professional courses in Ethics and Counseling Skills Over 2000 consultations with a worldwide client base Hundreds of no-prep walk-up readings

How to do light speed astrology Find out what the client wants up front and, if possible and appropriate, give it to them! Ask without using astrologese Use a computer For natal work: be fluent in the meanings of the planets, signs, houses and aspects Light Speed Astrology

For moving planet work: be fluent in the meanings of transits and secondary progressions. I rarely use solar arcs in short sessions.

It’s best to use a program that animates the moving planets, such as Solar Fire. Much faster than an ephemeris "A picture’s worth a thousand words" Letting the animation run for a few seconds (in one-day mode) makes it easy for clients to understand how the moving planets cycle Bonus: way-cool “gee whiz” factor! Light Speed Astrology

Always display natal chart view with aspect grid "Fuzz your eyes" and observe general chart emphases Stelliums Houses Hemispheres or quadrants Splay patterns Light Speed Astrology

Focus on moving energies received by: the personal planets (Sun through Mars), angles, and angular rulers, Look for the most unusual and powerful things in the chart Light Speed Astrology

You only need to be one or two steps ahead Think less like a classical musician and more like a jazz improviser Learn to "split your brain" so that you can scan the chart while the client is talking, yet fully tune in and respond to what they're saying. Light Speed Astrology

Now and then, ask the client for confirmation or comment on what you're saying. This: Lets you know if your interpretation is on the right track Fills in specific details the chart doesn't show, letting you fine-tune your interpretation, and Buys you time for further chart study while they talk! Light Speed Astrology

Open up empowering possibilities rather than making concrete predictions If you are also sharing psychic or intuitive information, clearly differentiate which is which. Light Speed Astrology not astrology

Be helpful. Don’t just identify the problem – give the client ideas or tools that will help them solve it! Examples: my “Divine Saturation Snap Meditation” & “Divine Dictation” exercises (on the Articles page at ItsAllGoodAstrology.com). Light Speed Astrology

My preference: all things being equal, start with transiting Pluto and work in to transiting Jupiter The slowest planets have the most powerful effects There’s also a lot to be said for starting with outer planet conjunctions to sensitive natal points! Light Speed Astrology

Jupiter through Pluto: know where they are, where they've been and where they're going CURRENT POSITIONS (as of 1/27/09, rounded to nearest half-degree) Pluto:2° Capricorn Neptune:23° Aquarius Uranus:20° Pisces Chiron:20° Aquarius Saturn:21° Virgo (Rx) Jupiter:5° Aquarius Light Speed Astrology

Jupiter through Pluto: know what major aspect patterns they’ll be forming in the next couple of years Check those areas in the client’s chart for important contacts Focus mainly on quadrature aspects Conjunction, opposition, square Light Speed Astrology

The five Saturn-Uranus oppositions, November 2008 through July /4/2008: 19° Virgo-Pisces 2/5/2009: 21° Virgo-Pisces 9/15/2009: 25° Virgo-Pisces 4/26/2010: 29° Virgo-Pisces 7/26/2010: 1° Libra-Aries Saturn-Uranus Oppositions

CURRENT ANNUAL RATE OF TRAVEL Pluto: just over 2° Neptune: about 3° Uranus: just under 4° Chiron: 5° (slowing to about 4° by 2010) Saturn: about 14° Jupiter: about 28° Light Speed Astrology

AVERAGE SD / Rx DISTANCE “Two steps forward, one step back” Pluto: just under 5° / just under 3° Neptune: 5° / just under 3° Uranus: about 8° / about 4° Chiron: about 10° / about 5° Exceptions Saturn: about 20° / about 7° Jupiter: about 44° / about 10° Light Speed Astrology

SD DATES Fall/Early Winter Pluto: every September 9/8/08, 9/11/09, 9/14/10, etc. Neptune: every November 11/2/08, 11/4/09, 11/7/10, etc. Uranus: late November/early December 11/27/08, 12/1/09, 12/5/10, etc. Chiron: October/early November 10/25/08, 10/31/09, 11/5/10, etc. Light Speed Astrology

SD DATES Less Predictable Saturn: April/May 5/2/08, 5/16/09, 5/30/10, etc. Jupiter: about a month later each year 9/8/08, 10/13/09, 11/18/10, etc. Light Speed Astrology

SRx DATES Spring/Summer Pluto: every April 4/2/08, 4/4/09, 4/6/10, etc. Neptune: every May 5/26/08, 5/29/09, 5/31/10, etc. Uranus: every June/July 6/26/08, 7/1/09, 7/5/10, etc. Chiron: every May/June 5/25/08, 5/30/09, 6/4/10, etc. Light Speed Astrology

SRx DATES Less Predictable Saturn: every December/January 12/31/08, 1/13/10, 1/27/11, etc. Jupiter: over a month later each year 5/9/08, 6/15/09, 7/23/10, etc. Light Speed Astrology

Emphasize the upside of everything, especially the challenges Translate immediately! Clients can easily feel lost unless you immediately translate all astrologese into plain English. Keep it simple. The more plain and clear your English translation of your astrologese, the more easily the client will understand and benefit from your words. What seems elementary and basic to the astrologer may be profound and life-changing for the client! Light Speed Astrology

Less can be more. Don't race to see how many chart factors or transits you can pile into your interpretation. It's better for your client to have a clear understanding of how they can make the best use of the single most important thing than a superficial understanding of many points. It only takes one major "aha!" for the client to feel that their session was worthwhile. Light Speed Astrology

At the same time, don’t dwell endlessly on the same point.

Consider looking at the same planet in different ways. If a planet is natally powerful, and/or being strongly activated, consider following some or all of this sequence: its "naked" meaning add the sign add the house (main field of life experience) add any important aspects add any other houses it rules (secondary fields of life experience) (I use both ancient and modern rulers) Light Speed Astrology

I like to do most of my moving planet work from a biwheel (transits outside natal). Set it up to display aspect lines The primary challenges that bring clients to astrologers are usually stimulated by transits (not progressions or solar arcs), so look to them first Light Speed Astrology

Focus primarily on hard angles conjunctions*, oppositions, squares and quincunxes in that order, all things being equal Clients can more easily handle trines and sextiles on their own Mix a few of these “softer” aspects in to highlight easier opportunities and show that the client is getting some breaks from the challenges ! Light Speed Astrology

Take cues from transiting Saturn’s house placement 30-year career/accomplishment cycle IC to MC – 15-year “rise to fame” MC – pinnacle of achievement (if earned through hard work) 11 th – achievement continues 12 th – the Big Release (can also be spiritual/creative crystallization) 1 st – new beginning Light Speed Astrology

Which aspects to focus on? Balance these three factors: 1. The natural power of the aspect The less divided the circle, the greater its power 1/1 – conjunction 1/2 – opposition 1/3 – trine 1/4 – square 1/5 – quincunx 1/6 – sextile 2. The tightness of the aspect’s orb 3. The importance of the planets aspecting and being aspected Light Speed Astrology

Progressions are subtler but still important. The juice is usually with the personal progressed planets (Sun through Mars), since the progressed planets beyond Mars creep so slowly that they rarely make significant aspects to the natal chart. The speed rule for transiting planets (the slowest planets get the most attention) is reversed for progressions (look first to the fastest movers). Light Speed Astrology

Progressed Moon, Sun, (Mercury, Venus), Mars Watch especially for: Change of sign or house Aspects to sensitive natal point (1° orb, except 3° for Progressed Moon) Change of direction Return to natal position Progressed New Moon (P-Sun conjunct P- Moon) Light Speed Astrology

Transits aspecting progressions I use this occasionally – mostly with conjunctions in “Light Speed” work There’s usually plenty to talk about in short readings without using this technique Light Speed Astrology

Conclusion These techniques should help you effectively help clients in no-prep situations! Light Speed Astrology

Thank you for attending. May the stars light your way! ItsAllGoodAstrology.com