Navigating the times has never seemed so fraught -- but there is plenty of potential for positive change. Come to our January workshop to work out how you can make the best choices in 2019.
We'll be looking at:
The Eclipses in Cancer, Leo and Capricorn Jupiter in Sagittarius Saturn in Capricorn Chiron in Aries Uranus in Taurus Neptune in Pisces Pluto in Capricorn
Plus Pallas' super-long transit through Libra, and Ceres extended stay in Sagittarius.
And the Mercury Retrogrades.
We will be workshopping these changes on January 19 in the Sutro Room. Christina Rodenbeck of The Oxford Astrologer, Israel Ajose of The Astrological Lodge of London and Sally Kirkman of Sally Kirkman Astrology will be leading the day. We plan to look at as many personal charts as possible.
Please bring at least one copy of your natal chart to this event. If you don’t yet have it, go to astro.com where you can get a free chart. Please also bring your friends!
Early Bird tickets are available now for just under £40. Tickets on the day are £45.
We are thrilled to be hosting a weekend devoted to the asteroid goddesses -- Juno, Ceres, Pallas and Vesta. And we are even more thrilled that we have some veritable astrological Olympians to help guide us through the labyrinth of myth and herstory; truth, lies; illusion and actuality.
Juno -- queen, wife, mother, protector.
Ceres -- goddess of the corn, mother of girls, traveller, rescuer.
Pallas -- warrior, thinker, weaver, wise woman
Vesta -- domestic goddess, keeper of the eternal flame
Lynn Bell is one of our greatest living astrologers, with a mind for myth and an eye for the archetypal manifesting in reality. This year she gave the Carter Memorial Lecture at the Astrological Association (again!). She's been to Oxford several times before, but we keep inviting her back, because the contents of her mind need to be shared and disseminated.
Lynn has made special studies of Juno and Vesta -- the Queen and the Priestess, public and private goddesses.
Faye Blake-Cossar, of the Amsterdam School of Astrology,is probably the leading expert on astrological Ceres. She has been tracking the effects of Ceres since 2006, when the asteroid was recognised by astronomers as a minor planet as important as Pluto. Faye has studied in-depth the effects of Ceres transits in the mundane world and in the lives of clients. To read more about Faye, click here.
Like a thought turned into action, Pallas Athena was born from the skull of the Lord of the Olympians, Zeus himself. She is a wise counsellor, a steady voice in the storm, a call to action, a conscience -- wisdom. Christina Rodenbeck, who writes the Oxford Astrologer, will describe how Pallas works for the individual and the collective. She's shown that Pallas is especially important for astrologers.
We're planning a short meet and greet on Friday, September 28, and perhaps a dinner on Saturday. We will be able to offer one day only if that's more convenient for you.
We will be provide a list of accommodation. There is some available at Trinity College, but you may need to look elsewhere too. Let us know if we can help -- theoxfordastrologygroup @ outlook.com
Sutro Room, Trinity College, OxfordMoney makes the world go round, so we are delighted to be hosting a one day workshop with Christeen Skinner on astro-financial management and how best to navigate these challenging times.
In the morning we will be looking at the astrology of wealth, so bring your own chart (and, if possible, those of your parents and grand-parents).
The afternoon will give us a bird's eye view of 2018–20 and beyond: the remaining years of Pluto's transit of Capricorn, the extra-ordinary alignment in 2020, the solar cycle and the Jupiter-Saturn conjunction in Aquarius.
A practising astrologer for more than 30 years, Christeen has been looking at planetary pictures since she was nine years old. She is fascinated by the correlation between particular planetary formations and events on earth. Measuring the apparent links between these pictures and financial markets pleases her immensely.
She is deeply committed to the development of greater understanding of the potential of astrology and supportive of those researching links between the planets and trends in music, architecture and politics.
She is a well respected key player on the astrology speaking circuit with focus on financial and business matters. In 2004 ‘The Financial Universe’ was published followed by ‘Exploring the Financial Universe’ in 2016. Her latest book ‘The Beginners Guide to the Financial Universe’ was published in March 2017.
Our January Year Ahead Workshop with Israel Ajose and Christina Rodenbeck was a huge success. It was so popular that it’ll keep our group afloat financially for another year — hooray! — and thank you to everyone who came.
We’d also like to share some of what we learned on that day, so here is an edited-down version of Christina’s fascinating talk on Chiron in 2018 — seems like he’s weaving around a bit.
The redoubtable Frank Clifford will be giving a one day seminar on vocational astrology on March 10, in the Sutro Room.
"Your birth chart provides vocational options and helps to clarify career choices. On a deeper level, it reveals where your heart lies and what you were born to do. Focusing on three specific areas of the horoscope, Frank Clifford will show how your birth chart can help: pinpoint your calling; identify your daily needs and ideal work environment; and focus on developing a reputation that reflects who you truly are.”
Frank Clifford is a consultant astrologer and palmist who runs The London School of Astrology and has lectured in a dozen countries. He has published over 30 books and written 12 volumes, including Getting to the Heart of Your Chart, The Midheaven: Spotlight on Success and Horoscope Snapshots.
