The mythology of the Greco-Roman gods is our foundation for understanding the meaning of the planets and the basis of our astrology.
DATE: 5-week course begins July 8, 2020
TIME: 5:00 - 7:00 PM Pacific Time / 8:00 - 10:00 PM Eastern Time
Instructor: Inga Thornell
Required books can be found under the History section of the materials list for courses.
The Greco-Roman Gods have not been worshipped in any official capacity for over 2000 years, and yet this mythology is the foundation for much of the allusion, characters, and literary forms in Western literature.
We still refer to people as jovial, junoesque, or to music as martial. What keywords can we discover as we read the god's stories and try to understand them from a more astrological point of view? This five-week course will focus on individual gods, their attributes, spheres of influence, and their interactions with each other and with human beings to develop an understanding of the origins of the astrological keywords and meanings we rely on for interpretation.
Instructor
Inga Duncan Thornell graduated from Kepler College with a BA in East-West Studies and a minor in Mythology. She continued her studies at the University of Wales, Trinity St. David in the Cultural Astronomy and Astrology program.
She has returned to Kepler College as an instructor. She also works with clients in a private coaching practice. Her interests include astrology, mythology, and ritual.
Inga’s goal is to help her clients to better understand and constructively utilize the planetary energies in their lives by recognizing them within themselves and others and to invoke their powers at will. Please see www.dunthor.com for information.
Inga teaches:
- E300 Astrological Heritage
- E305A Astro-Mythology: An Introduction
- E301A Modern Astrology's Heritage
- W103 Fundamentals III: Building Delineation Skills
- W104 Fundamentals IV: Natal Practicum
- WR201 Counseling Issues in Astrology