SAA home page| Autumn Programme 2004 |
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| Aug 04 Nick Campion | Do You Believe in Astrology? All astrologers are asked 'do you believe in it?' by incredulous strangers. Nick was asked the question so often he turned his answer into a PhD, and the new Dr Campion, Senior Lecturer at Bath Spa University College, will give us his results. This is also a chance for you to declare whether you believe in astrology - or not. £5.00 entrance. Click here for poster. |
| Sep 08 Susan Swan | Putting it all Together, a "Post Beginners' Evening" You know the basics, you've been given the tools, you've been shown the techniques. Now all you need is to put it all together. Susan will give you some handy tips to help you along the way. |
| Sep 17 - 19 Noel Tyl | Week-end Seminar (£60 for the full weekend) |
| Informal Welcome Evening 7:00pm-9:00pm (£2) | |
| Vocational Analysis Saturday 10:00am-5:30pm (£30) | |
| Rectification Sunday 10:00am-5:30pm (£30) | |
| Sep 22 David Owen | Progressions and Converse Tertiaries David's first talk at the SAA. |
| Oct 06 Ian Wallace | The Astrology of Story We make sense of our world by intuitively identifying patterns in it, and we can use both astrology and stories to help us see and describe these patterns. Ian looks at the similarities between star gazing and story telling, using illustrated examples from popular stories. |
| Oct 09 Courtney Roberts Entrance £15 for members, £20 for non-members. Doors open 10:00 for 10:30 till 5:00 pm |
Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto: Revolutions in Consciousness A unique program that gives both beginning and experienced astrologers new and practical insights into the three outer planets. The meanings we attribute to these planets reflect the times in which they were discovered, almost as if those discoveries unleashed a wealth of previously unconscious traits, qualities, and behaviours. That concept, and the question of rulerships, are explored thoroughly, using charts for the major historic events and personalities surrounding each discovery, and defining that planet's "era". Small group discussions follow the presentation on each planet, where the participants can focus on their own natal placements, and current transits/progressions. Courtney Roberts is an astrologer and writer, originally from Miami, FL. Her next book, Visions of the Virgin: An Astrological Analysis of Divine Intercession, (Llewellyn) is scheduled for release on May 1, 2004. Courtney is currently a full-time participant in the Masters in Cultural Astronomy and Astrology at Bath Spa University. A former president of the Astrological Research Guild, and the founding president of the Central Florida Chapter of NCGR, her work appears regularly in The Mountain Astrologer and on StarIQ.com. Her first book, Real-Time Astrology, was published in 1998, and her data collections are published by Astrolabe, Inc., in the Astrodatabank and the Kepler software program. |
| Oct 20 Martin Davis | How to do Astrolocality Readings for clients Using client examples, Martin will show how we can present and discuss a client's locational issues with them, along with their usual time-orientated information. |
| Nov 03 Bob Mitchell | Death Cycles Within Human Lives - The Paradox |
| Nov 17 Steve, Cathy and Susan | Fancy a menage à trois? It's the tantalising trio! 'Stargazy Steve', a Faculty student on his climb to fame, will present us with his own kooky brand of Astrology; Cathy who is a most enthusiastic student of Noel Tyl will give us her rendition of a chart interpretation; Susan, a.k.a. 'Horary Queen' is a former student of John Frawley and will attempt to turn our taste buds to the psychological insights offered by Horary. Variety is the spice of life! |
| Dec 01 Maggie Burt | More Chinese Medicine |
| Dec 15 Christmas Party | The birth of Christ, the Winter Solstice (things can only get better!), or just Life itself. Whatever you want to celebrate - we know the time, the place and the people to do it! All welcome. |
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