In every astrological chart each planet represents a number of psychological motivations which are expressed differently depending on the sign where the planet is found. Thus, a planet may have at least a dozen different ‘facets’, that is, as many as the number of the zodiac signs. For example, a person with Venus in Sagittarius […]
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We sadly report the death of Professor Peter Roberts, on 25th March 2014. Professor Peter Roberts was a Faculty Diploma Holder and Professor of systems science at City University, London. Carole Taylor, Director of Studies has written an article about Professor Roberts and his work within the astrological community which you can read in Writing
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Faculty Day 2014 was a great success. It was a beautiful day, there was a wonderful atmosphere and spring was in the air! It was a delightful day of celebration. A big thank you to everyone who presented and helped. A full report, photographs and downloadable presentations are now available on the Faculty Day page.
Standing in my driveway, ice chipper in hand, surrounded by chunks of ice and a smooth sheet of yet-unchipped frigidity, I pause to wonder – about Sedna’s tangled hair. When she gets upset, she rages powerfully, sends storms sweeping across her territory, she cracks ice, making frightening loud bangs and leaving holes in the ground,
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“The truth is that stars are nothing more than giant, inanimate, orbs of rock and gas floating in the vacuum of space. They don’t influence your life any more than the pile of rocks in your front garden dictate your life. The stars do not care about you, or your job, or your finances, or
Debating on the Ruler of Astrology: An Unorothodox Perspective by Sonia Giudici Read More »
When you are starting a business, or you already have an established one, defining what is your brand is something that may be on your mind. Where is your YOU in your business? If you are an entrepreneur that’s even more true, because your business is your brainchild, carrying forth your ‘Astro DNA’. As I
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We have another programme of online seminars available on Saturdays from the autumn term. These are open to both Faculty and non-Faculty students. For distance learning students in particular, this is a chance to connect in real time with a Faculty tutor and with a group of fellow students in an online classroom. All you
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It is with great sadness that we report the death of the astrologer Christina Rose, on 11th February 2014. Christina first began to study astrology in 1968, gaining her Diploma from the Faculty in 1974, and was a Faculty tutor for a number of years. From the mid-1970s onwards she pioneered the use of
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“Oh, it’s such a perfect day, I’m glad I spent it with you” – Lou Reid Introduction Over time many aspects of astrology have piqued my interest. In the early years the house systems kept me busy for months and at one time antiscia became an obsession. During the past few years I have turned
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It is a too early to say that I am able to grasp the idea of astrology or that I am ready to formulate any specific definition concerning astrology, as this Universal Art involves so wide realms and so many different layers that it would evidently take a number of lifetimes to feel at home
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