Fate and Free Will in Ancient Astrology: An Interview with Chris Brennan
Today I am joined by my friend and colleague, Chris Brennan of The Astrology Podcast, and we're going to take some questions I gathered from you all on Instagram the other day. Chris is a world-renowned expert in Hellenistic astrology, the author of the book Hellenistic Astrology, and the person I initially started learning from, so it'll be nice to have him here today to discuss these questions on the topic of fate and free will in ancient astrology from you all. So thank you to everyone who sent something in. We're excited to dive in. Find the full transcripts at: https://nightlightastrology.com/blog/ Book a reading or sign up for one of my courses at http://www.nightlightastrology.com/ Subscribe to this channel to stay up to date with new videos: / @adam-elenbaas Say hi on social: / nightlightastrology.adamelenbaas Instagram: / nightlightastrology #NightlightAstrology #AdamElenbaas #Astrology

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