Instead of writing long, flowing paragraphs, Ebertin structured the book like a scientific dictionary. For almost every possible planetary combination and midpoint, he provided: The core psychological energy.
Ebertin’s work was heavily influenced by Alfred Witte, the founder of the Hamburg School (Uranian Astrology). However, Ebertin streamlined Witte’s complex and often rigid rules into a more practical, psychological, and medical system he called . His goal was to move away from vague predictions and toward understanding how planetary energies affect human physiology and psychology. Ebertin’s major work, first published in German in
By combining Ebertin's work with these additional resources, readers can continue to develop their understanding of astrology and its many applications. Ebertin’s major work
Ebertin’s major work, first published in German in 1940 (and repeatedly expanded), was later translated into English by in the 1970s. It remains in print today, thanks to the American Federation of Astrologers (AFA) and Ebertin Verlag. Instead of writing long