with Melanie Reinhart
Part I – June 1st, 2024
The Graphic Ephemeris was invented by Reinhold Ebertin (16.2.1901 – 14.3.1988) and first
used within the German ‘School of Cosmobiology’. This unique ephemeris is now standard in
many astrology software programmes. It offers a condensed and highly informative way of
following transits, enabling the visual tracking of planetary movements over a specific period
of time. A fun tool not to be without! Part I lays out the technique, with examples.
The Graphic Ephemeris was invented by Reinhold Ebertin (16.2.1901 – 14.3.1988) and first
used within the German ‘School of Cosmobiology’. This unique ephemeris is now standard in
many astrology software programmes. It offers a condensed and highly informative way of
following transits, enabling the visual tracking of planetary movements over a specific period
of time. A fun tool not to be without! Part I lays out the technique, with examples.
Part II – July 6th, 2024
Studying our own experience of transits is a great way to learn about planetary inter-
relationship and cycles. This grounds the information and also nourishes a process of self-
reflection. In this session, we also learn by hearing each other’s experiences. An opportunity
to explore, ask questions and discuss the Graphic Ephemeris plus other techniques, as
applicable.
Studying our own experience of transits is a great way to learn about planetary inter-
relationship and cycles. This grounds the information and also nourishes a process of self-
reflection. In this session, we also learn by hearing each other’s experiences. An opportunity
to explore, ask questions and discuss the Graphic Ephemeris plus other techniques, as
applicable.
(To attend Part II, attendance at Part I is required, after which you’ll be invited to send in
your birth data if you would like to share your chart and graph with the group during Part II.
Both parts will be recorded, but only Part I will be made publicly available, Part II being
restricted to attendees only.)
your birth data if you would like to share your chart and graph with the group during Part II.
Both parts will be recorded, but only Part I will be made publicly available, Part II being
restricted to attendees only.)
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Dates:
Saturday June 1, 2024 (convert to your time zone)
and
Saturday, July 6, 2024 (convert to your time zone)
Time: 9 am Pacific Time for both dates
Running Time:Â Approximately 90 minutes
$39 (through May 30, $45 thereafter ) | includes streaming access and transcript
No need to attend live. All participants will receive access to stream or download the webinar.
Live closed captioning through Zoom.
Allow up to 7 days after the webinar for the transcript to be available in your account.
