This is an advanced course. A prerequisite is the course "Occultism Level 3".

The term occult usually encompassed three practices—astrology, alchemy, and natural magic—although sometimes various forms of divination were also included rather than being subsumed under natural magic.

During the Age of Enlightenment, occultism increasingly came to be seen as intrinsically incompatible with the concept of science. From that point on, use of "occult science(s)" implied a conscious polemic against mainstream science. Nevertheless, the philosopher and card game historian Michael Dummett, whose analysis of the historical evidence suggested that fortune-telling and occult interpretations using cards were unknown before the 18th century, said that the term occult science was not misplaced because "people who believe in the possibility of unveiling the future or of exercising supernormal powers do so because the efficacy of the methods they employ coheres with some systematic conception which they hold of the way the universe functions...however flimsy its empirical basis."

In Level 4 we will explore: The Two Keys, The Zodiac, Description of Each Astrological Sign, Departments of Life Ruled by the Houses, Properties and Relationships Among the Twelve Mundane Houses, Expression of the Planets Through Each House and Description of the Ten Zodiacal Aspects.