Some other forecasting features in Kepler are Interpretations, the AstroCalendar, the Financial Astrology Toolbox, and Rectification. These are described below.

Kepler provides the Cosmo Forecast Report. This report provides brief interpretations of transit-to-natal aspects. The interpretations are clear, direct, and have received rave reviews for being well-written and accurate. The interpretations are available in 5 languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, Norwegian, and Japanese! The English report interpret transiting Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto in major aspect to the natal planets, Asc, and MC. The Spanish, French, and Norwegian versions provide interpretations of only transiting Sun, Mercury, Venus, and Mars. A no birth time version of the reports does not include the natal Asc and MC in the interpretations.

There are two other forecast interpretations. A Vedic dasas interpretation and a progressed lunar phase interpretation. In the Vedic dasas report, most, but not all dasa periods are interpreted. The progressed lunar phase report is a very short report that describes what the lunar phases are, and a paragraph interpretation of the lunar phase at birth and the current lunar phase are given.

The Financial Analysis Toolbox provides two important features:

Importing Data31 Minutes
1. Import historical financial data into Kepler. Kepler can import daily stock, commodity, and market price data from finance.yahoo.com and other websites. After this data is imported, you can use the AstroSignature forecast feature to compare the prices with an AstroSignature (combination of astrological variables) to determine how well the forecast is able to predict actual prices. The AstroSignature forecast produces correlation values and also statistical significance values to show how good the forecast is. In order to obtain this information from the AstroSignature Forecast feature in Kepler you must have financial data, and the Financial Astrology Toolbox makes it possible for you to import financial data. Some financial data is included with Kepler but to obtain data that is up-to-date and includes more years of data, this ability to import data is needed.
Forecast Stock32 Minutes
2. Select days when a stock, commodity, or market price is either (a) very high or very low, or (b) is going up or going down by a large percent. Moving averages are used to allow you to select peaks or troughs over shorter or longer time periods. For example, in Kepler you can select the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) data, select dates when the DJIA prices reach a peak over a 31 day moving average, save this chart data to file, and then use the research features in Kepler to see if you can determine what astrological influences are common on these peak dates. Astrological influences that occur more often when a price peaks are predictors of when the prices reach a high.

Rather than pick peak or trough days, you may have an astrological theory that particular aspects between planets cause prices to go up dramatically or go down dramatically. This is different from predicting when a price reaches a high or low, and in Kepler you can select dates when prices go up or down by a relatively large percent if you prefer this approach to predicting prices. Kepler allows you to approach your analysis either way.

After picking these dates, you can use the research features in Kepler to see what aspects between planets or other astrological influences occur in these charts, and then build an AstroSignature and test it to see how well it works. As you can see, there are several steps involved in carrying out financial research and fortunately we have two videos that demonstrate the procedure. The first video explains how data is imported and peak dates are selected and the second video shows how an AstroSignature is created and tested.

Rectification Details

Rectification Details

Rectification is the process of determining when a person was likely to have been born. A common way to rectify charts is to obtain a list of important dates from the person and then adjust the chart to see when the person would most likely have been born in order for the events to have occurred on those dates. For example, suppose that the time of birth according to the birth certificate is 4:10 PM but if the person was born at 4:12 PM, then progressed Asc would have been opposition the 7th house cusp when the person got married. Astrologers would suspect that the person was actually born at 4:12 PM. The time that was recorded or given by the mother or people who were present at the birth may be inaccurate for several reasons: the exact time of birth may not be very important to the people attending the birth or the intensity and importance of the birth overshadowed any concerns about the exact time of birth.

Rectifying a birth chart is tedious and some astrologers spend many hours trying to rectify a chart. With intensive and careful computer programming we have developed the automatic rectification feature in Kepler. Transits and progressions are analyzed for different possible birth times and compared to the aspects that predict the different events in a person's life, and from all of this information, a graph is produced which shows the most most likely times that the person was born.

Rectification37 Minutes

You can customize the AstroSignature (combination of astrological influences) for each event (marriage, death, child born, accident, etc.) and you can create new events. You can set how much weight to put on each aspect so the aspects that are most important for predicting an event can be given greater weight. When you produce the rectification graph, you can select just transits, or just secondary progressions, or solar arc directions, or a combination of these and you can include tertiary and minor progressions, direct or converse. The flexibility, power, and simplicity of the rectification feature is wonderful. After we released the version of Kepler that had this feature, we received several reports from customers that the rectification confirmed the rectification of their own charts which they had gradually been able to do over years. They were stunned and delighted to see the same time was picked by just entering the dates and running the rectification.

An example of a rectification graph and the rectification details that are provided with the graph are shown in the images on the right side, as well as a video that explains how to select and use the rectification feature in Kepler.