This Autumn Exam Season was a really successful one for a good number of students. A total of 25 exams were marked: 13 at Certificate level and 12 at Diploma level. I’m delighted to announce that we have 10 new Certificate holders, one of whom obtained the Lindsay Radermacher Award, and 5 new Diploma holders. […]
Autumn 2012 Exam Season Results Read More »
Faculty Presidency We would like to announce that Carole Taylor will not be taking up a second term of office as the Faculty’s President. After eleven years at the very top of the Faculty, Carole now needs greater room in her life to exercise her many talents in other areas, particularly her forthcoming studies in
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Ever since I first learned that Neptune symbolizes both glamour and spirituality, I’ve been trying to reconcile these two concepts as one archetype. My perspective has been shaped by a background that includes the practice of religions espousing a doctrine of asceticism, whereby glamour is seen as something “worldly” or “unspiritual”. One of the problems
Spirituality and Illusory Reality: Neptune in the City of Angels by Anne Stuecker Read More »
I have been fascinated by Orcus since the time of its discovery in 2004. The plutinos as a group appear to be of increasing interest, but Orcus immediately captures the astrological imagination thanks to one specific fact: its orbital period is virtually identical to that of Pluto, and it is always constrained to be at
The Anti-Pluto by Amy Elliot Read More »
Having a broad awareness of Astrology since my twenties I have spent the last thirty odd years (and they have been very odd at times!) being totally fed up that I have a Moon-Saturn opposition combining with Neptune conjunct Venus to form what I always considered to be a ‘nasty little T-Square’, the bane of
Saturn – The Icing On The Cake by Leslee Griffiths Read More »
We live in a galaxy which is around one hundred thousand light years across and is slowly rotating. The stars in its spiral arms orbit around the galactic centre about once every several hundred million years. You could say that our solar system at around thirty thousand light years from the galactic centre in the
Skywatch by Tim Metcalfe Read More »
Uranus square Pluto is probably the most popular topic at this moment in the astrology community. Since 2010 these two planets have started to form the waxing square in their synod cycle and we are all wondering what is going to happen. Not long ago, more than 40,000 people walked the streets in a protest
A Snapshot of the Current Outer Planets Transits by Rod Chang Read More »
The Faculty’s 2012-2013 programme of London Classes will begin in October 2012. The Autumn term will provide an opportunity to study modules 1, 4 and 7, the Spring term 2, 5 and 8 and the Summer term 3, 6 and 9. Faculty Students in Class Foundation course modules (1, 2 and 3) may be taken
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Brian Clark, Astro*Synthesis We are delighted to announce the introduction of a new system of optional modules at Diploma Level II, to include a totally new module on ‘The Astrology of the Family’ written by counselling astrologers Brian Clark and Glennys Lawton, co-founders of Astro*Synthesis in Australia. Between them Brian and Glennys possess a wealth
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We are delighted to announce the introduction of Interpretation Practice Modules, one at Foundation Level, one at Diploma Level I and one at Diploma Level II. These are designed to be taken after completing each level of study, if you wish to gain extra practice at chart interpretation after you have completed Module 3, Module
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