Astrology Self-Study Plan: Exploring the Planets for Personal Transformation

Welcome to my astrology self-study journey! ✨ In this video, I’m diving into a deep exploration of astrology through self-study. I’ll walk you through my study plan, show you the astrology books I’ll be using, and share how I’m organizing everything to stay on track. Whether you’re just starting to learn astrology or you’re looking for new ways to structure your studies, this video has plenty of tips and inspiration.
✨ Overview of my astrology self-study plan
✨ A look at the astrology books I’ll be studying (from intermediate to advanced)
✨ How I decorated my study notebook
✨ A peek at my favorite stationery and tools for note-taking
If you’re planning your own astrology self-study or just love stationery and organizing your study materials, you’ll find some useful ideas here. Join me on this journey as I explore the planets, deepen my astrology knowledge, and share tips for effective self-study.
📚 Books for this month: September - Sun & Moon
📖 Astrology of Fate - Liz Greene
📖 The Luminaries - Liz Greene & Howard Sasportas
📖 Apollo's Chariot - Liz Greene
📖 Sun Sign, Moon Sign - Charles & Suzy Harvey
📖 Lunation Cycle - Dane Rudhyar
🖤 Related Topics:
• How to study astrology for beginners
• DIY astrology study plan
• Stationery and notebook setup for self-study
• Tips for organizing your astrology journey
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[@MoonsInMyEyes]

Oooh...I'm only a few seconds in but I LOVE independent learning. Looking at it as an academic year really helps me stay motivated and accountable. My academic year is relearning French, which I took a year of at university. Last year, it was literature. I'm inspired, now, to choose something more witchy related next year. I will look forward to your updates on this. 😊

[@angelpersephone377]

Ooooo! Yes, witchy studies are so much fun! You could always start in January if there's too much going on now. I'm starting up my Japanese studies again at Samhain, it's more manageable when you start things at different times. It gives you a chance to get into the flow of things before you add something new.