A Correspondence Course or Seminar Series

This is the class for those who absolutely cannot get enough horary! In this Course, we build on the material in Classical Studies in Horary and examine more different types of questions, and expand on the methods of interpreting kinds of questions that we have already studied.

It is presented in two formats: either as a Correspondence Course, or as a series of weekend Intensives. Thus, it is possible to do a mixture of in-person and by-mail work.

Lee teaches primarily at Kepler College. In her private courses, she takes that experience in cutting edge on-line instruction technology and applies it to a less academic and more practical setting. Her take on adult education? Strictly business! She won't waste your time on exercises that don't teach you how to do the method she is presenting. And that is the purpose of a teacher, after all - not to impress you, not to overwhelm you - but to give you an introduction to the material in a way that you leave the course better educated - which means not only knowing more about the material, but being able to ask questions, and explore more on your own.

But the real value of this Course is not the lessons, but the opportunity to learn from your own horary examples. These become the subject for a mentoring environment where personal feedback accelerates your learning. This Course gives you the opportunity to work with Lee, not simply read Lee’s books and Course materials.

This Course requires the completion of Classical Studies in Horary. To pass the Course, the work submitted must demonstrate a consistently high quality. Lessons may be submitted in either English or French, and may be submitted by e-mail, snail mail, or fax.

Syllabus for the Full Course

1. An Exercise in How to Pick A House
2. Buying & Selling Stocks. Questions about Children.
3. More on Job Horaries.
4. Death, Debts and Deadbeats.
5. Travel, Religion & Education.
6. The Government Interface: Grants, Legal Residency & Taxes.
7. Multiple Choice Horaries.
8. Why Questions. Cause and Spiritual explanations.
9. Considerations against Judgment Revisited.
10. The Master Piece. Analysis of two questions with prediction.

Required Reading (same as CSH):

Bonatus, Guido. 1676. The Astrologer's Guide. Translated by Henry Coley. Facsimile printing of the 1886 edition in 1986 by Regulus Publishing Co., Ltd.: London.

Dariot, Claude. 1583. A Brief and most easy Introduction to the Astrological Judgment of the Stars. Also reprinted by Just Us & Associates, 1994.

Dorotheus of Sidon. 1st Cent. A.D.? Carmen Astrologicum. Ascella Publications: Manfield, Notts.

Gadbury, John. 1658. GENETHLIALOGIA, or the Doctrine of Nativities together with the Doctrine of Horarie Questions. Printed by J[ohn] C[oniers] for William Larner.

Lehman, J. Lee. 1992. The Book of Rulerships. Schiffer Press: West Chester, PA.

Lehman, J. Lee. 1996. Classical Astrology for Modern Living. Schiffer Press: West Chester, PA.

Lehman, J. Lee. 2000. The Martial Art of Horary Astrology - Part One. In production.

Lilly, William. 1647. Christian Astrology. Reprinted in 1985 by Regulus: London. Also reprinted by Just Us & Associates.

Ptolemy, Claudius. 2nd Century A.D. Tetrabiblos. Translated by F. E. Robbins. Harvard University Press: Cambridge. 1971. The Ashmand or Hindsight translation is also acceptable.