Open to all90 min
The Four: Sun, Rising, Moon and Midheaven
Everyone finds their four anchor points and shares them round the table. A natural first evening for a new group.
- Slide deck (24 slides)
- Printout: My Four worksheet
- Host notes with timings
Groups and Meetups · With membership
Bring astrology into the room
Members start groups where they live, invite others who love the sky, and meet with a lesson from the School or for good company. Each new group brings astrology to another town.
Start a group
You do not need to be an expert
Any member can host. The host brings people together and the School supplies the lesson. A group can begin with its first evening.
Thursday at seven, the library's meeting room B. The host has downloaded the School's lesson on the Moon and the Month: eighteen slides, a lunation calendar for each chair, and notes with timings. Twelve people find their Moon sign on the worksheet and read it aloud round the table. By nine they have set the date of the next New Moon evening.
Name your group and choose a place
A library room, a cafe corner, a park, your living room, or an online call. Say how often you plan to meet.
Pick your first subject
Choose a prepared lesson from the meetup kit below, or announce an Astrology Social with no set lesson.
Publish it to the directory
Your group appears with its member count, how often you meet, where, and the subject of the next meetup.
Invite and welcome
Share the link on your own channels. Members ask to join, and you can message them before the first meeting.
The meetup kit
Subjects prepared by the School
Every subject comes with a slide deck, printouts for the table and host notes with timings. Each one teaches Western astrology and the WaveForm layer together.
Open to all90 min
The Planets as Operators
WaveForm reads each planet as a function inside the person, with a task and a sign that it is working. Members find their own strongest and weakest operator.
- Slide deck (30 slides)
- Printout: operator reference card
- Group exercise sheet
Open to all75 min
The Moon and the Month
The Moon as the reflective medium of the chart. The lunation cycle gives the group a simple clock to follow from one New Moon to the next.
- Slide deck (18 slides)
- Printout: lunation calendar for the season
- Host notes
Open to all90 min
Fire, Earth, Air, Water: Elements and Modes
How the signs change the way a planet works. A lively session with a card-sorting game for the whole room.
- Slide deck (26 slides)
- Printable sign cards
- Host notes
Some background90 min
Houses: The Rooms of a Life
The twelve houses in Western terms, and in WaveForm terms as regions of the person's reach into the world.
- Slide deck (28 slides)
- Printout: house wheel handout
- Pair exercise
Some background90 min
Aspects as Phase Relationships
Conjunction, square, trine and opposition read as the angles between waves. Members map the main aspects in their own charts.
- Slide deck (32 slides)
- Printout: aspect finder
- Host answer key
Going deeper105 min
Saturn and Jupiter: Holding and Growing
The conjugate pair at the edge of the chart. Why growth without the capacity to hold it slips away, and how the two work together.
- Slide deck (34 slides)
- Printout: Saturn and Jupiter in my chart
- Discussion prompts
Some background105 min
Synastry Night: Two Charts, One Relationship
Pairs volunteer (friends, couples, parents and grown children) and the group reads the contacts between their charts.
- Slide deck (28 slides)
- Printout: synastry grid
- Host guidance on kind feedback
Going deeper105 min
Reading the Year: Transits and the Solar Return
Transits as changing conditions that leave the choices with you. Everyone leaves with their main windows for the year ahead.
- Slide deck (30 slides)
- Printout: my year at a glance
- Host notes
No preparation
The Astrology Social
No lesson, just people. Bring your chart, share your four, and swap stories about the latest transits. The kit holds a one-page conversation starter and name cards with space for Sun, Rising, Moon and Midheaven.
The subject list above is illustrative. Slide counts and kit contents will match the School's final materials.
For hosts
A simple page to run your meetups
- Schedule meetups and choose the subject for each
- Download the slides and printouts for that subject
- See who is coming and message members
- Post a short note after each meeting for those who missed it
- An event page with RSVP and reminders for each meetup
- A table pack built for the people coming: name cards with their four and a chart of the group
A group can also watch a live talk by a teacher of the School together, on one shared screen. See live talks.
Group directory
Groups meeting now
Each listing shows how many members a group has, how often it meets, where, and what it is studying next. The groups below are fictional samples.
Showing 6 of 6 sample groups.
34 membersEvery second Thursday
Larkspur Valley Stargazers
21 membersMonthly, first Saturday
Harbor Point Astrology Social
12 membersEach New Moon
Juniper Flats Moon Circle
48 membersWeekly, Tuesdays
Northwind Chart Readers
27 membersMonthly, third Sunday
Silverbrook Families and Stars
63 membersEvery other Wednesday
Online: Night Owls Study Group
Be the first in your area
If there is no group near you yet, you can start one. Hosting comes with every membership, and the School's lessons are ready for your first evening.