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Calculating the Age of Aquarius: A Brief History of Cosmic Time
There is much debate about exactly when the Age of Aquarius begins. From this date the mysteries of The Great Ages are to be understood and developed. Once this date or time is calculated, we can look back in history and see the patterns of the Pisces Age and further back to the Aries Age, etc. No small matter!
Understanding Medieval Astrology: A Kepler College Panel Discussion
This moderated webinar brings together experienced teachers and professional astrologers from the Medieval Astrology Certificate to discuss what defines the Medieval tradition, how it differs from other astrological eras, and why it remains relevant for astrologers today.
Open House: Spring Term 2026
Do you have questions about Kepler College classes, workshops, certificates or diploma programs? Join faculty members for a live q&a session, and find out how Kepler College can enrich your astrological knowledge and prepare you for a career as a professional astrologer. Chart your course in Astrology today.
Venus Morning Star or Evening Star: What’s Your Phase?
There is much more to Venus than understanding Venus just by sign, house and aspect. Like the Moon, Venus also has phases; from the eager morning star that rises in early morning skies before the Sun, to the laid back evening star that shines bright well into the night after the sun has set. In ancient times Venus was given two separate names and had two very different associations and identifies. Which one are you?