The term planetary figures defined by Witte as 'symmetrical pattern of planets and points of reference around a common axis'.Because there has been no confirmation of their physical existence they are considered to be 'immaterial centres of energy'. They were intuitively 'discovered' by Witte and Sieggrün. Eight Trans-Neptunians that are not identical with the recently discovered celestial bodies beyond Neptune in the Kuiper Belt.

The First Point of Aries which marks the beginning of the 360 degree division of the circle and plays an important role in interpretations.

The planets and any sensitive points related to the topic being analysed are marked on the perimeter of the dials.

Their own house system with equal houses and the Ascendant at 0 degrees of Libra and the MC at 0 degrees of Cancer *Rotatable dials of either 90 or 360 degrees to help with the analysis and decoding of the houses.

The Hamburg School is based on the ideas of classical astrology but introduced the following six fundamental changes:

It was published under the subtitle 'Uranian System of Astrology - Hamburg School by Alfred Witte' in 1939. He received the authorization for the translation of the 'Rules for Planetary Pictures'. The American Richard Svehla was in the early 1930s one of the first who introduced the Witte-Astrology in the USA. The term Hamburg School as an astrological method originated in 1923 at the Second German Astrological Congress in Leipzig. The third influential character around the time was Ludwig Rudolph who published their ideas. Sieggrün introduced Witte and his ideas to the group. Its precursor was the so-called 'Kepler Zirkel' (Kepler Circle) founded by the astrologer Friedrich Sieggrün ( - ). 5 Associations of Hamburg School Astrology.

Astrology chart with degrees