he Society of Astrologers is dedicated to the study and practice of the authentic astrology of medieval, Renaissance & Early Modern Europe. The name, Society of Astrologers, honors the original society of our illustrious predecessors which met in London in the mid-17th century. The Society was founded in 2007 by practicing traditional astrologers who felt it was time for an organization devoted solely to the astrology of the European Middle Ages, Renaissance and Early Modern periods.
The Society of Astrologers fully supports all systems of astrology, but in order to provide a safe haven for traditional astrology and to stay on topic limits all Society activities, including discussion groups, publications, lectures and conferences, to astrological techniques in use between 1200 and 1700 in Europe. Members are, of course, free to utilize whatever methodology they wish in their own practices.
The Society of Astrologers is an unincorporated non-profit association organized under the laws of the District of Columbia, D.C. Code § 29-971.01, et seq. The Society is dedicated to avoiding involvement in external politics and internal power struggles, therefore there are no officers and no elections. Decisions are made, as much as possible, through consultation and consensus. The focus is on individual initiative by volunteers who take the lead in designing and implementing projects under the aegis and with the support of the Society. Membership in the Society is free and the Society holds no funds.
Currently the Society of Astrologers has two types of membership: associate membership, open to all and practicing membership, open to practicing traditional astrologers. Details regarding membership can be found at Joining the Society. All Members receive the Society Journal and practicing members, the elite of traditional astrology, are listed in the Member Directory.
The Advisory Board of the Society of Astrologers is composed of leading traditional astrologers who assist in the Society's consultative and consensus process. Members of the Advisory Board include:




Bernhard Bergbauer

Benjamin Dykes

John Frawley

Robert Hand

Deborah Houlding

Lee Lehman

Paulo Silva

Branka Stamenkovic

Christopher Warnock