13 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
An integration of astrological symbolism with Jungian archetypal theory and numerology — treating astrological configurations as expressions of archetypal patterns in the psyche.
American astrologer who wrote 36 Faces — the most comprehensive study of the decans (the three 10-degree faces of each zodiac sign) in modern astrology — and who practices and teaches traditional astrology with an emphasis on mythological depth.
American astrologer and host of The Astrology Podcast who wrote Hellenistic Astrology: The Study of Fate and Fortune — the definitive English-language introduction to ancient Greek astrology — and whose podcast is the most listened-to astrology podcast, contributing significantly to the revival of traditional astrology.
Swiss Jungian analyst and astrologer contributing to the Jungian-astrological tradition — working within the Swiss Jungian community that maintains the closest connection to the original Zurich school.
American astrologer who wrote Hermetica Triptycha and developed an original approach to Hermetic astrology — particularly focused on the Venus cycle and its symbolic dimensions — contributing to the revival of traditional astrological symbolism.
American archaeologist who studies astronomical alignments in Native American effigy mound sites in Wisconsin — connecting archaeological evidence of ancient sky-watching to questions about the relationship between cosmic symbolism and human consciousness.
American Jungian analyst who has written on the intersection of Jungian psychology and astrology — Jung on Death and Immortality is her edited collection of Jung's writings on these topics — contributing to the Jungian engagement with astrological symbolism.
Australian-American astrologer and teacher who works in traditional and modern astrology — known for her rigorous technical approach and her role in the contemporary astrology education community alongside Brennan and Coppock.
American astrologer who created the Rodden Rating system for birth data reliability — the standard by which astrological birth data is classified by accuracy — and maintained the most comprehensive database of celebrity birth data, now at Astro-Databank.
American philosopher who wrote The Passion of the Western Mind — the most widely used intellectual history of Western philosophy — and Cosmos and Psyche — an attempt to demonstrate the validity of archetypal astrology through the correlation of major historical events and planetary configurations.
American astrologer and writer who has written the Free Will Astrology column since the 1980s — a widely syndicated horoscope column known for its philosophical depth, literary references, and encouragement of self-determination — rejecting fatalistic astrology in favor of a more empowering, exploratory approach.
Podcast hosted by Chris Brennan that covers traditional and modern astrology — including Hellenistic, medieval, and Renaissance techniques — providing the most comprehensive astrological education available in podcast format and interviewing virtually every significant contemporary astrologer.
English clergyman and mystic, a leading interpreter of Jakob Bohme in 17th-century England. Led the Philadelphian circle and wrote extensively on Sophiology, the Divine Sophia, and the inner spiritual path in a Boehmian framework.