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The Astrological Society of Connecticut
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Members $40 ASC
InfoLine (860) 568-8617 YOU CAN REGISTER ONLINE AT END OF PAGE! September 20, 2008 Glenn Perry Finding the Life Script in the Chart Our astrological chart constitutes a life script which we enact over and over in our daily lives. Astrology provides a way of revealing, resolving and re-mythologizing this drama.
October 18, 2008 Don McBroom Integrating Midpoints into Horoscope Analysis Building on Thursday’s lecture, we’ll continue midpoint interpretation and explore specific situations where midpoints contribute important information that might otherwise remain hidden, including the importance of the closest midpoint picture, an enhanced understanding of "unaspected" planets, and more. We’ll also address attendees’ questions relating to their natal midpoints. Attendees may request their personal midpoint sorts and midpoint trees by emailing their birth data by 10/13 to donmcbroom@mindspring.com.
March 21, 2009 Daniel Giamario The 144 Storylines of the Journey of the Soul Using a "mytho-shamanistic" approach to understanding the direction and purpose of the soul's intent, Daniel explores the significance of the natal moon position. Its sign can be viewed as one of twelve different tribes or twelve mystery schools of which we have previously been part. Together with the house position of the South Node, one of 144 archetypal storylines illustrates the "assemblage" point of a person upon entrance into life. The goal is to develop an understanding with compassion of all these places on the wheel of life.
April 18, 2009 Bruce Scofield Mayan Calendar Madness Since the late 1980s, a fantastic literature has developed around the mystery of the Mayan Calendar. Still, few people really understand it. In preparation for the year 2012, Bruce explains the facts concerning the Mayan Calendar (which he views as a kind of astrology) and builds a realistic understanding of its meaning and value. -- OR -- Click
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