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NEW AGE FAIR—NOVEMBER 15, 2026
ASC’s popular New Age Fairs moved to a new location! We are now at the Pitkin Community Center, 30 Greenfield St., Wethersfield.
Admission is free. Free parking is available behind the building, the street, and the fire station.
Clink on this link for more information.
ASC Activiies thru 2026
Thurs., October 15, 2026 (ASC’s 54th Birthday!) Michael Spremulli: A Practical Introduction to Vibrational Astrology (VA) (Hybrid)
Michael Spremulli: Vibrational Astrology in Practice (Hybrid in South Windsor) A deeper dive into the practical application of VA in attendees’ charts
Thurs., November 19, 2026 Bill Meridian: 2027 Financial and Long-Term Forecast (Zoom only) Bill shares observations from his specialties: eclipses and exploring how outer planet cycles affect economic, societal and personal conditions in the future.
Thurs., December 10, 2026 Holiday Party 5:30 PM, Lecture 7:00 PM (no Pre-Lecture) Panel & Audience: Get Ready For 2027! (Hybrid)
For more info, click this link: <a href=“https://www.myasc.org”>Clickable Link Text</a>
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Astrology and Calendars: When Is Easter? Its All Cleopatra’s Fault
(Astrology Explored) Julius Cesar confused everybody. And of course it was all Cleopatra’s fault. At least that is the saw that runs around academic circles. While Julius lived before the Christian celebration, his decision on what calendar to use affected … Continue reading
The Age of Pisces and The Washing of Feet
At the Last Supper Christ shared with his disciples, he took the servant’s role and washed the feet of each of them. Peter, who missed the point of ritual, protested. but Jesus gently rebuked him, saying that if Peter didn’t … Continue reading
Astrology and the Skeptics: Debunkers Tool of a Religious Agenda?
Wearing the guise of science one organization mounts attacks on paranormal subjects from Big Foot to psychic John Edwards. Included in their attacks is a quite well orchestrated war on astrology conducted with questionable tactics. These tactics include funding “studies” … Continue reading
Weekly Astrology Forecast: Toddler on a Sugar High
Weekly Astrology Forecast for the Week of April 15 to 21 Five planets sit in the zodiac sign of Aries, casting a wide net in their spread over the sign. The planet of the unexpected, Uranus, sits at 1 degree … Continue reading
Sunday’s Cardinal Grand Cross: Cha, Cha, Cha, Changes
In a Facebook group to which I belong someone asked this question of the group. Rumor has it the Moon in Cancer becomes part of a Grand Cross in the cardinal signs as the Moon squares Mars in Aries (1:53AM … Continue reading
Weekly Astrology Forecast: Forced Adjustments Of Attitude
Astrology for the week of April 9 through April 15 This question arrived in my in-box this morning. Is it true that 7 planets are lined up, in Aries, for April and half of May? What does this mean to … Continue reading
Astrology Conferences 2011
In my email this morning were a list of these “smaller” conferences of which the sender said: “Each conference has its own flavor. I find the smaller conferences a much nicer venue to really get to know other astrologers and … Continue reading
Monthly Astrology Forecast for April: Tripping Over The Edges of the Universe
Prediction is a funny business. There are those astrologers who say that you can’t predict anything from astrology, there are some astrologers who say you can predict everything from astrology, and there are those that don’t even try. And sometimes, … Continue reading
Weekly Astrology Forecast: Redux of Last Winter’s Solstice
This past weekend’s new moon mirrors many of the themes of last December’s winter solstice eclipse. In this eclipse we saw the energies of the home loving sign of Cancer in tension aspect to Mars and Pluto, war and death … Continue reading
Astronomy and Astrology: Why Astrology Should Be Taught in the Schools
An observation by a British astronomer points to the need to teach astrology in the schools if only as a check and balance for the pronouncements of some astronomers. On April 1, 1976 British astronomer Patrick Moore announced on BBC … Continue reading