**John Willner** (April 29, 1925 – December 11, 2004) was an influential American astrologer, writer, and electrical engineer, renowned for his contributions to the field of astrology and his unique insights into the cosmos. Born in Tampa, Florida, Willner’s journey was characterized by his Manifestor energy type in Human Design, which allowed him to initiate projects and ideas with a powerful presence. His emotional inner authority guided him in making decisions that resonated deeply with his intuition, while his strategy of informing others before taking action helped him navigate his relationships and professional endeavors effectively.

A dedicated student of Edgar Cayce, Willner developed the INCARN rectification program, which became a pivotal tool for astrologers seeking to enhance their practice. His literary contributions include notable works such as “The Rising Sign Problem,” “The Twelve Houses,” “The Powerful Declinations,” “Astrological Revelations,” and “The Perfect Horoscope.” At the time of his passing, he was diligently working on a book focused on U.S. Presidents, showcasing his passion for astrology’s intersection with history.

Willner’s Human Design profile as a 2/4 reflects his dual nature—an innate talent for introspection and a strong desire for community connection. His Incarnation Cross, the Right Angle Cross of The Four Ways (24/44 | 19/33), emphasizes his role in exploring different paths and sharing wisdom with others. His defined channels, including 61-24, 13-33, and 12-22, highlight his capacity for deep thinking, emotional understanding, and the ability to communicate profound insights.

Throughout his life, Willner was a prolific contributor of articles, particularly to “Considerations,” where he shared his astrological knowledge and insights with a wider audience. His legacy continues to inspire both astrologers and enthusiasts alike, reflecting the unique blend of his technical background and spiritual exploration.