Astrology Ethics

Astrology Ethics

Astrology Ethics encompasses the moral principles, professional standards, and consultative boundaries governing the practice and study of astrology. Addressing the inherent power dynamic between astrologer and client, this domain establishes essential guidelines for client autonomy, confidentiality, responsible forecasting, and non-deterministic chart interpretation.

DAS JETZT ALS ZUNKUNFT DER VERGANGENHEIT

  • 1993

Modern vs. Traditional Astrology, German, and Astrology Ethics. This German-language archival document is a transcript titled “DAS JETZT ALS ZUKUNFT DER VERGANGENHEIT” (The Present as the Future of the Past) written by Marion D. March in 1993. March explores the relationship between historical precedent and future advancement in both global society and astrology as the turn of the millennium approaches. She analyzes the shift from fatalistic traditional astrology to modern psychological approaches emphasizing free will. However, March cautions against abandoning traditional methods entirely, highlighting the resurgence and value of electional (time choice) and horary astrology alongside ancient systems like Feng Shui and the I-Ching. She also addresses persistent public skepticism, church opposition, and incoming planetary transits (such as Uranus and Neptune entering Aquarius and Pluto entering Sagittarius).

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Bebe Parle: Comment Interpreter Le Theme D’Un Infant?

  • L'Ecliptique
  • 1987

Baby Talk – How to Interpret the Charts of Children (French Version)

Astrology for Children, Counseling Astrology, and Astrology Ethics. This archival document is a lecture transcript titled “BABYTALK: Interpreting the Chart for Small Children” by Marion D. March. March addresses the unique ethical and practical responsibilities of delineating horoscopes for toddlers and small children, emphasizing that astrologers consult with parents rather than the children themselves. She cautions against “playing God,” invading a child’s future privacy, or projecting personal values onto potential traits. March discusses the necessity of stress and squares for positive growth, using several real-world case studies (including her daughter Mikki, case charts “Bolly” and “Tina”, Prince William of England, and a teenager named Linda) to demonstrate how early astrological guidance can constructively support musical talents, sibling dynamics, educational paths, and career potential while respecting free will.

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Babytalk – Interpreting the Charts of Children

Astrology for Children, Counseling Astrology, and Astrology Ethics. This archival document is a lecture transcript titled “BABYTALK: Interpreting the Chart for Small Children” by Marion D. March. March addresses the unique ethical and practical responsibilities of delineating horoscopes for toddlers and small children, emphasizing that astrologers consult with parents rather than the children themselves. She cautions against “playing God,” invading a child’s future privacy, or projecting personal values onto potential traits. March discusses the necessity of stress and squares for positive growth, using several real-world case studies (including her daughter Mikki, case charts “Bolly” and “Tina”, Prince William of England, and a teenager named Linda) to demonstrate how early astrological guidance can constructively support musical talents, sibling dynamics, educational paths, and career potential while respecting free will.

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Astrology at the Millenium

  • 1996

Astrological Professionalism, Future of Astrology, and Astrology Ethics. This archival document is a transcript of a keynote address delivered by Marion D. March titled “Astrology at the Millennium”. In the address, March poses eleven key questions regarding the future, validity, and professional standing of astrology as it approaches the 2000s. She addresses external criticisms from figures like Richard Dawkins, while comparing astrology’s path to acceptance with fields like acupuncture and psychology. March highlights positive developments (“strikes” in astrology’s favor)—including professional conference models like UAC, high-quality literature, technical computer advances, financial astrology, statistical research like the Gauquelins’, historical preservation projects like Project Hindsight, and global communication via the Internet. She challenges astrologers to overcome “poverty consciousness”, embrace standardized education and licensing, and adapt to coming societal shifts like computer-based remote work and home industries.

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Astrology and its Professional Image (1994)

  • 1998

Astrological Professionalism, Astrology Ethics, and Professional Standards. This archival document is a lecture transcript/outline by Marion D. March delivered at a gathering on Thursday, May 26, 1994, titled “What Astrology Needs to Enhance its Professional Image”. March outlines key factors necessary to restore astrology to a respected profession, addressing both individual practitioner standards (ethics, advertising, environment, appearance, and knowledge) and systemic industry controversies. Main topics discussed include overcoming “poverty consciousness” by charging proper professional fees, reforming public perception by moving away from superficial sun-sign astrology, 900-numbers, psychic fairs, and quick “readings”, establishing university degrees and specialized training (such as the Kepler project), and implementing professional licensing through standard, primary requirements inspired by the licensing model of acupuncture.

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