Each sign is composed of 30 degrees of ecliptic longitude. You were born on one of these days or "degrees." Altogether, 360 astrological degrees complete the circle of ecliptic longitude. However, some degrees have a greater impact, i.e., for instance, the four cardinal points known as equinoxes and solstices! Other degrees represent points of intense elemental concentration, etc.

All consulting astrologers need to ascertain what degrees give an intensified expression of a natal planet situated at that point. Knowing your degrees helps to fine-tune your interpretations. Judith covers the cardinal and midseason points, "critical" degrees, "anaretic" degrees, late water sign degrees, the traditional "duads," exaltation degrees, discusses various interpretive degree systems, and more!

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Sandra Kalla

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I will be listening to this one again.

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David Shipman

Great . Putting it together that way makes it easy to assimilate.

Great . Putting it together that way makes it easy to assimilate.

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Rachel Nudd

Fun and interesting. I would have liked more on how Cusps are read in the birthchart. I did gain important information about the Mid Quarter Points, Thank yo...

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Fun and interesting. I would have liked more on how Cusps are read in the birthchart. I did gain important information about the Mid Quarter Points, Thank you! Hi Rachel, That's a good idea for a future class to expand on this topic! Thanks! Academy for Astrological Medicine team

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Course Curriculum Includes

56 minutes of Audio

    1. The 360 Zodiacal Degrees and Their Interpretation

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Disclaimer

Judith Hill is not a doctor. Materials presented in this class/course and all others on this site are for research purposes only and are not meant to diagnose, treat or cure. We are exploring the hypothetical energetic patterns of planetary configurations. None of this is medical advice. Always follow the advice of your trusted medical practitioner. If you suspect you are experiencing mental health issues, see a mental health professional.

These topics can be, understandably, very sensitive for people. Please forgive any faux pas. Our aim is to help provide insights in a thoughtful and respectful manner.