Did you know there’s a secret zodiac hidden within each of the 12 signs?
Imagine being a Pisces with an Aries edge, or a Leo flavored by Virgo’s analytical touch.
You might think these subtle differences come from your Moon or Ascendant – and while that’s partly true, there is an even deeper layer few astrologers explore: the Dwads.
Join Patricia Rogers, professional astrologer with over 45 years of experience, for an illuminating webinar unveiling this ancient technique. Dwads (from the Sanskrit ‘Dwadasamsa’) divide each 30° sign into twelve micro-zodiac segments of 2.5° each, creating a hidden sub-sign influence within every planet in your chart.
In this presentation, you will learn:
• What Dwads are and how they were utilized in Hindu and Hellenistic astrology.
• Why Dwads matter, revealing the hidden tone of each placement, offering profound nuance for character analysis and timing techniques.
• How to calculate Dwads for your natal charts.
Discover how this ancient micro-zodiac can fine-tune your readings, reveal hidden influences, and unlock new insights about yourself and your clients.
View our current course offerings, here: https://store.keplercollege.org/current-course-offerings/
#astrology #dwads #hellenisticastrology #vedicastrology #natalchart
Bio: Patricia Rogers is a professional astrologer with over 40 years of experience in teaching, writing, and consulting. She is the author of Relationships, Compatibility and Astrology, and serves as VP Education for Kepler Astrologers Toastmasters. Through her business, Party Queen Psychics, she creates events featuring top practitioners of astrology, tarot, numerology, mediumship, reiki, and more — blending her corporate background with her passion for bringing metaphysics to a mainstream audience.
Learn more by visiting: https://www.patriciarogersastrologer.com/
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
05:46 The Dwad: Astrology's Ancient Hidden Influencers
1:12:42 QnA
1:28:08 Conclusion
Opinion Disclaimer: All views expressed by the host and the guest(s) are solely theirs and may not reflect the views of Kepler College. Please keep your comments respectful. Thank you.
Imagine being a Pisces with an Aries edge, or a Leo flavored by Virgo’s analytical touch.
You might think these subtle differences come from your Moon or Ascendant – and while that’s partly true, there is an even deeper layer few astrologers explore: the Dwads.
Join Patricia Rogers, professional astrologer with over 45 years of experience, for an illuminating webinar unveiling this ancient technique. Dwads (from the Sanskrit ‘Dwadasamsa’) divide each 30° sign into twelve micro-zodiac segments of 2.5° each, creating a hidden sub-sign influence within every planet in your chart.
In this presentation, you will learn:
• What Dwads are and how they were utilized in Hindu and Hellenistic astrology.
• Why Dwads matter, revealing the hidden tone of each placement, offering profound nuance for character analysis and timing techniques.
• How to calculate Dwads for your natal charts.
Discover how this ancient micro-zodiac can fine-tune your readings, reveal hidden influences, and unlock new insights about yourself and your clients.
View our current course offerings, here: https://store.keplercollege.org/current-course-offerings/
#astrology #dwads #hellenisticastrology #vedicastrology #natalchart
Bio: Patricia Rogers is a professional astrologer with over 40 years of experience in teaching, writing, and consulting. She is the author of Relationships, Compatibility and Astrology, and serves as VP Education for Kepler Astrologers Toastmasters. Through her business, Party Queen Psychics, she creates events featuring top practitioners of astrology, tarot, numerology, mediumship, reiki, and more — blending her corporate background with her passion for bringing metaphysics to a mainstream audience.
Learn more by visiting: https://www.patriciarogersastrologer.com/
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
05:46 The Dwad: Astrology's Ancient Hidden Influencers
1:12:42 QnA
1:28:08 Conclusion
Opinion Disclaimer: All views expressed by the host and the guest(s) are solely theirs and may not reflect the views of Kepler College. Please keep your comments respectful. Thank you.