This series covers events from 01/24/1983 - 02/07/1983

This two-part series of classes presents an examination of General George S. Patton Jr.'s life and natal chart under Anthony Damiani's guidance.

Class 1 (January 24) provides a comprehensive biographical analysis that correlates major life events—from WWI tank innovations through WWII campaigns to his death in 1945—with astrological transits. Key themes include his belonging to the warrior caste, his mystical experiences and belief in reincarnation, the vision of his ancestors looking down on him disapprovingly while he cowered in a foxhole (WWI), and his sense of predetermined destiny.

Class 2 (February 7) offers an analysis of Patton's 1937 vision of Valhalla after he was kicked by his wife's horse. While noting that he had 23 transits at the time, the class focuses on seven exact aspects, which are used to understand the significance of his vision. The class explores the combination of factors that go into producing a meaningful vision—that is, which factors contribute to the specific imagery and which to the meaning being delivered. Understanding astrology shows us the enormous complexity that weaves itself into each and every individual experience.

Classes and documents available in this series