Which Transits Actually Matter? with Ryan Kurczak

Episode 13 of the The Vedic Astrology Podcast podcast, hosted by Fiona Marques, titled "Which Transits Actually Matter? with Ryan Kurczak" was published on December 27, 2021 and runs 67 minutes.

December 27, 2021 ·67m · The Vedic Astrology Podcast

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Text me your thoughts about this epidode ... If your newsfeed is anything like mine, we're always hearing about how this retrograde or that eclipse will impact our love-life, success, wealth etc. But how do you determine which transits actually matter? Join me as I sit down with renown Vedic Astrologer Ryan Kurczak and unpack the dasas, balas, avasthas, vargas and yoga scores that really make a difference when considering transits. In this episode we also talk about The Asheville Vedic ...

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Text me your thoughts about this epidode ...

If your newsfeed is anything like mine, we're always hearing about how this retrograde or that eclipse will impact our love-life, success, wealth etc. But how do you determine which transits actually matter? Join me as I sit down with renown Vedic Astrologer Ryan Kurczak and unpack the dasas, balas, avasthas, vargas and yoga scores that really make a difference when considering transits.
In this episode we also talk about The Asheville Vedic Apprenticeship Program that is now available self-paced and online. (https://vedic-astrology.teachable.com/courses/vedic-astrology-apprenticeship-program?affcode=472402_kmvc7dum). You can use this link to see the full course curriculum.
And if you would like to see an example of using Vargas with Transits please watch my video " Astrology and Ever Given obstructing the Suez Canal" (https://youtu.be/KJvAurw8-nM)

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