US Astrology, Astrological Techniques, and Mundane Astrology. This archival document is a lecture transcript titled “Astrology in America Today” delivered by Marion D. March in April 1994. March analyzes the state of American astrology through the lens of the U.S. Gemini Ascendant national horoscope. She explores how the diverse, eclectic American mindset fosters innovation in techniques—ranging from midpoints, local space, heliocentric astrology, and Horary revival to computerized databases (IDEA, Steinbrecher), financial astrology, and historical translations (Project Hindsight). Additionally, she details the impact of technology, 900-numbers, experiential astrology, conference models (UAC), and systemic industry challenges, including lack of standardized certification, resistance to licensing, legal restrictions across local jurisdictions, and practitioner “poverty consciousness.”