Will Morris
William Morris, DAOM, PhD serves on the Board of Trustees for Kepler College. He has a clinical doctorate in Chinese medicine and a PhD in Transformative Inquiry from CIIS. He has used astrology, homeopathy, and herbs in his healing practice and teachings with 80,000 patients over 45 years. He converses in Cosmobiology, Jyotish, Renaissance, Medieval, and Greek traditions. Will is certified in Vibrational Astrology and the School of Traditional Astrology. He is the author of Cycles in Medical Astrology.
Astrological Ways of Knowing: Charts, Houses, and Zodiacs in Medical Astrology
In this presentation, we will explore the advantages and disadvantages of 1) commonly used house systems in the practice of medical astrology; 2) the various charts that can be selected, such as the birth chart, the decumbiture, the diagnostic, consultation, and the prenatal eclipse; 3) we will look at the types of questions that can be answered through a sidereal zodiac versus a tropical zodiac and relate them to practical interventions. Participants will be able to select the correct chart for assessing a client's particular condition. They will identify two factors affecting the decision to use a sidereal or tropical zodiac. They will be able to approach the selection of a house system based on rational applications and methods designed to answer specific questions. In this presentation, we will explore the advantages and disadvantages of 1) commonly used house systems in the practice of medical astrology; 2) the various charts that can be selected, such as the birth chart, the decumbiture, the diagnostic, consultation, and the prenatal eclipse; 3) we will look at the types of questions that can be answered through a sidereal zodiac versus a tropical zodiac and relate them to practical interventions. Participants will be able to select the correct chart for assessing a client's particular condition. They will identify two factors affecting the decision to use a sidereal or tropical zodiac. They will be able to approach the selection of a house system based on rational applications and methods designed to answer specific questions.