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The guide

More than forty years of passion

A path that leads from the mythology of the ancient gods to a rigorous, living and transmissible astrology.

40+

years of practice

3

years of training

5

reference authors

The awakening

When the gods bore the names of the planets

It all begins at the age of ten, with a simple sense of wonder: Greek and Roman mythology. Zeus, Ares, Aphrodite, Hermes… Behind every tale hides a planet, and behind every planet an archetype.

Without knowing it yet, the child who devours these myths is laying the first stones of a language he will never stop deepening — a common thread running from Antiquity all the way to today's astrology.

The encounter

The books that find their reader

In adolescence, the first astrology books arrive almost on their own — given, found, stumbled upon by chance on a shelf. What is certain is that each book calls for another, and curiosity quickly turns into a methodical passion.

First readings, first interpretations, first charts drawn by hand: astrology stops being a subject of fascination and becomes a daily practice.

The training

Three years with Jean-Marie Michiels

Then comes the time for rigour. For three years, Stéphane followed the course taught by Jean-Marie Michiels, a respected Belgian astrologer, researcher and teacher. Founder of a complete teaching platform, Michiels teaches natal astrology as well as medical, horary and predictive astrology.

This structured path consolidates the foundations, refines the interpretation method and anchors the conviction that astrology, to be credible, must be taught with clarity, high standards and intellectual honesty.

The roots

Guiding masters

Over the years, certain authors become companions on the road. Their works, read and reread, form the bedrock of a practice that is both traditional and open:

André Barbault

Pioneer of mundane and predictive astrology

Liz Greene

Bridge between Jung and the natal chart, psychological astrology

Denis Labouré

Historian and guardian of the classical astrological tradition

Georges Antarès

Belgian astrologer, author of the Practical Manual of Astrology

Henri-Joseph Gouchon

Technical reference, author of the Astrological Dictionary

The vision

The spirit of Astro Cours

Astro Cours was born of this conviction: astrology deserves to be passed on with the same rigour it demands to be practised. No sensational predictions, no unverifiable promises — a clear, structured teaching method, solid landmarks and concrete examples.

The goal is simple: to give everyone the keys to understand the language of the sky for themselves. Learning to read a chart, grasping the planetary cycles, connecting the symbols to real life — without depending on an interpreter.

It is this demanding standard, forged by more than forty years of practice, training and reading, that guides every page of this site.