Uranian Astrology

Uranian Astrology is a purely mathematical-geometric model of astrology

Uranian Astrology is a purely mathematical-geometric model of astrology. Its inspiration was Alfred Witte. Witte began his career as an astrologer around 1913. It should be known that Witte was not a professional astrologer since he served as a surveyor in the Hamburg Planning District. In 1919 he became a member of the Kepler team in Hamburg and has since come into contact with Friedrich Sieggrun where he develops a long-standing friendship and cooperation.

The start was on the 360-degree cycle but Alfred Witte’s restless and particularly pioneering mind managed to capture the 90-degree cycle. Witte himself had found the Supernatural planets Cupido, Hades, Zeus and Kronos. Later, around 1924, Sieggrun introduces Apollon, Admetos, Vulkanus and Poseidon. The group of pioneering German astrologers was Alfred Witte, Ludwig Rudolph, Friedrich Sieggrun, and Dr Hubert Korsch, Reinhold Ebertin, Herman Lefeldt.

In 1926 the Regelwerk fur Planetenbilder (first edition) was released in Germany, which contains neither Pluto nor the additional planets used by Uranian Astrology. Two more editions followed in 1932 and 1935 respectively. In 1940, Reinhold Ebertin publishes the book The Kombination der Gestirneinfluße, The Combinations of Cosmic Influences, which contains intervals with Pluto but not with Hypotheses. In 1946 Herman Lefeldt releases the Regelwerkfur Planetenbilder where we have the introduction of both Pluto and the rest of the planets used by Uranian.

Alfred Witte’s School uses the so-called hard aspects, that is, the sum, the semicircle, the square, the one and a half square, the contrast as well as the 22.30 and all its derivatives. From this point on, we start to get into completely mathematical models. There are the axes of Interval (you will find their interpretation in the article “Uranian Axes”) of the type A / B, which is exactly mentioned in the Interval of two planets or points. For example, SATURN / NEPTUNE means Saturn-Neptune. Respectively, the equation of type A = B / C, or otherwise B / C-A, refers to the relation of a third factor (planet or point) to a particular Interval. For example, the equation VENUS = KRONOS / HADES indicates that Venus is located in the middle of KRONOS and HADES.

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