Progressed Moon
<p>Lunar progression, although absent in traditional Vedic Astrology, has been widely used by Greeks and hellenistic astrologers as a simple tool for understanding how our psyche evolves with time and which phases does it go through. In this workshop you will learn the basics of using progressed Moon in the Vedic Astrology framework, as well as I will present you my personal research on how this simple technique can be furtherly augmented by the knowledge of tithis or lunar phases.</p>
April 19, 2026 1 min read
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