Weekly Astrology Forecast: Hey Diddle Diddle

Cow Jumps Over The Moon

Cows Jumping Over the Moon

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High diddle diddle,

The Cat and the Fiddle,

The Cow jump’d over the Moon,

The little dog laugh’d to see such Craft,

And the Dish ran away with the Spoon.

Looking over the aspects of Friday’s New Moon in Scorpio, with a stellium of planets below the horizon, one is reminded of this ancient nursery rhyme.

Nursery rhymes have a checkered past, containing a mix of whimsy, sly innuendos of the scandals past, and political satire. In the case of the above verse, while many have tried to peg a meaning on it, no one explanation fits the bill.

In the spirit of whimsy one might see a lost quatrain of Nostradamus, with obscure references and veiled astrological clues that fits the positions of the planets in the sky on November 5.

Venus in retrograde motion has certainly jumped over the moon as the moon slid into its present position. Venus in her past lives spent a good deal of time as the goddess Astarte, who wore the headdress of a bull to demonstrate her authority over civilization. So here the image of the cow jumping over the moon holds up as an astrological symbol.

Well then, where is the little dog? Maybe it is Sirius, the dog star, the brightest “fixed star” which at 14 degrees Cancer, is trine the Sun and the Moon at 11 to 13 degrees of Scorpio. At 9:14 EDT the dog star briefly touches the Part of Fortune. With this easy exchange of energy, it can be said the dog star is “laughing” at the situation.

What then is the cat and the fiddle? We’ll have to stretch an analogy here, but this might fit Saturn in Libra. One can imagine the glyph of Saturn as a cat with its tail straight up and her back arched. The glyph of Libra one can imagine as a lyre.

The great disc, the Sun appears to be “running away” following Mercury, which does have a curious spoon like appearance.

Who is say then that this nursery rhyme wasn’t one astrologer’s attempt to describe the sky as she or he looked up and while musing softly sang “Hey diddle, diddle.” With all that Scorpio there, we might never know.

For the week ahead:

Aries—Full speed ahead, Ram as Mars fuels your activities. There is no stopping you now.

Taurus—It seems like other people have what you want. Rather than dwell on this, form your own plans for fulfillment.

Gemini—Strange as it seems, your work or career provides a great sense of accomplishment. Don’t take your work relationship for granted.

Cancer—If you peel back enough layers you’ll find the reason for your recent sense of dissatisfaction. Are you read for such introspection?

Leo—Gear up to move full speed on an important project. The window of opportunity is short. Do not be distracted by the machinations of others.

Virgo—A little alone time wouldn’t hurt you right now. In fact it just might help you sort through some issues.

Libra—You think your lover’s quirks are adorable. Other people think they are annoying. (They are.) You’ll have to use your consider diplomatic skills to smooth over the situation.

Scorpio—The new moon in your sign signals new opportunities in just about every area of your life. However, to take advantage of them you’ll have to let go of some old ideas.

Sagittarius—You are all dressed up and have nowhere to go. Worse yet, no one is taking your calls. Maybe there is stuff you should be doing at home.

Capricorn—Nagging but minor health issues are a sign that you are unhappy about a certain situation. Deal with the situation and you’ll feel better. Promise.

Aquarius—The opens with a some new opportunities, but you need to move quick at the beginning of the week to take advantage of them.

Pisces—A Friday night tryst or gathering brings you in contact with some important or interesting people, so don’t stay home, even if you are feeling a little punky! The rest of the week get as much sleep as you can.

New Moon in Scorpio

New Moon in Scorpio

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November 2010 Monthly Astrology Forecast

—When the going gets tough, the tough gets going. This is your motto especially this month when travel helps you resolve some sticky relationship issues. Or maybe the travel causes these issues. This hardly matters to the Ram who is happiest when the wind is at his or her back.

—Though you aren’t exactly comfortable with the idea, you find yourself making travel plans to visit with your family. Whether you should go or shouldn’t is really not the issue though you’d like to make it so. This trip is about making some connections that you are fated to make. The questions is: Are you ready to meet your destiny?

—Things happen with young people or people you know that are young at heart that stresses your already tightly strung life. Fortunately you can count on the help of an older person to help you through. Don’t be afraid to ask for help.


—The Crab tries so hard to make everything nice for the holidays that you usually end up stressing yourself out. While you feel that you have to do everything yourself, your family is more than willing to pitch in. Why don’t you let them?

—Power and authority and the consequence of exercising same provide a powerful backdrop this month’s emotion laded stage. The same people that are urging you to do something are the same people who act to upend the show. Take this with a grain of salt noble Leo, as you naturally carry all parts of the play.

—There are a few things that can happen this month and mostly it is because you are rushing around to get things done. You MUST slow down or you may find yourself cooling your heels in traffic court. Speak slowly and clearly to the airheads around you to make your requests known for help. Bribe them if necessary.

—Relationship oriented Libra loves nothing better than to dish about their latest, and you, dear Libra has been a little more lucky than most in this area. The trouble is, now you are expected to put the pedal to metal and actually commit. What is a Libra to do?

—You’ve done the lone wolf thing far too long, Scorpio and it is time to get your game on. There are at least two different potential loves waiting in the wings. One however, has the intensity and the staying power to keep the Scorpion interested. What will it be: door number 1 or door number 2?

—Your energy and drive is impressive this month, Archer, gaining you kudos at home and at work. Mind that you don’t pay any attention to the snarks in the corner jealous of your success. While they show their true colors, you show yours by being above it all.

—You may feel as if someone is asking too much of you, Cap. Its true, of course and it may be time to revise your thinking about this particular relationship. Capricorn does best in a relationship of equals, which, sadly, you realize you do not have right now.

—I have good news and I have bad news. Your love life heats up very nicely. The family does not approve. While you are not ready to share all the spicy details, you needn’t be so secretive. If you act like you have nothing to hide, then people won’t be so eager to pry into your personal affairs.

—Oh gosh, Pisces, what drama! There are a couple of people hot on your trail, while you are on the hunt for a couple others. Love may not be all roses and kisses this month, but at least you won’t be bored.

If you’d like a question answered on these pages, send your birth date, birth time and birth place along with a single question to starrynightastro@aol.com. Time considerations prevent me from doing full readings on these pages. Sorry but any request for a single question reading that does not include permission to print will not receive a response.


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The Astrology of Halloween: Last Minute Halloween Costumes

Aluminum Foil KnightsHalloween is here and you are thinking about what you are going to wear to the party. Well, you don’t have much time, and surely haven’t had a clue so far. Let your astrologer lead the way.

Fires signs, Aries, Leo and, Sagittarius men are far too busy to actually pick out a costume. Instead they delegate this task to their significant others, and then complain that the costume is too stupid, silly or dull to wear. They will dig up that silly hard hat that let’s them siphon off beer from two cans on either side of their heads, put on a flannel shirt and some jeans and calls themselves construction workers. Fire sign women will dress up as movie stars, of course.

The earth signs men, Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn secretly envy their fire sign friends’ chutzpah, but opt instead to go out as either policemen, firemen or some version of gun-toting hunter or cowboy. The real naughty ones will dress up as sailors and then try to act the part. The women opt for Fairy Princess, Cinderella or Snow White, and then wonder why the sailor boys are trying to pick them up.

The water sign men, Cancer, and Pisces, don’t bother to ask their significant others to get a costume, nor do they pick one up themselves. They usually forget there is party to go to until they get home from work and see their honey decked out in full regalia. These are the people who poke holes in the bed sheets and call themselves ghosts, or wrap a towel around their waist and call themselves Egyptians. If the wife gets to them before they can deface the bed sheets, they’ll wrap it around themselves, calling it a toga, then give a fine display of ‘roman fingers all night long. The only exception to this is Scorpio, who still, after all these years, gets a kick out of their vampire cape and teeth, which they always have on hand for those special occasions. The women will dress up as Playboy bunnies, Vampira, Mistress of the Dark or a saucy medieval barmaid.

The air signs, Gemini, Libra and Aquarius give a lot of thought to their costumes, but that’s about it. At the last-minute they’ll call their water sign friends to get some ideas, and after their wives and honeys pull the scissors out of their hands, make a quick run to K-Mart, Wal-Mart or that temporary costume store on the corner, spend way too much money for the last costume on the shelf and then expect their significant other to be the butt end of a horse or cow. After that idea is nixed, they will wrap themselves in cellophane, or in the case of Aquarius, tin foil, and spend an uncomfortable evening dealing with the consequences of their costume choice. The women will dress up in some version of magical creature, be it fairy, sprite, or angel, which they would have to be after spending an evening dealing with all this nonsense.

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The Astrology of Halloween: The Moon, Witches and Samhain

Weekly Astrology Forecast(Astrology Explored)

Our tradition of Halloween was passed down from one of the ancient Celtic Fire Festivals, Samhain, (pronounced sow’ in). Each of the 4 fire festivals were celebrated at the midpoint between the 4 equinoxes, representing the Celtic view of the balancing of light and dark forces.

From Wikipedia:

Samhain marked the end of the harvest, the end of the “lighter half” of the year and beginning of the “darker half”. It was traditionally celebrated over the course of several days. Many scholars believe that it was the beginning of the Celtic year.[3][4][5] It has some elements of a festival of the dead. The Gaels believed that the border between this world and the otherworld became thin on Samhain; because some animals and plants were dying, it thus allowed the dead to reach back through the veil that separated them from the living. Bonfires played a large part in the festivities. People and their livestock would often walk between two bonfires as a cleansing ritual, and the bones of slaughtered livestock were cast into its flames.[6]

The Gaelic custom of wearing costumes and masks, was an attempt to copy the spirits or placate them. In Scotland the dead were impersonated by young men with masked, veiled or blackened faces, dressed in white.[7][8] Samhnag — turnips which were hollowed-out and carved with faces to make lanterns — were also used to ward off harmful spirits.[8]

So now that we have an overview of ghosts and jack’o’laterns we turn to another symbol of Halloween, the witch. In Irish mythology this image is represented in the more complex form of the Morrigan, a diety of three persons (said to be sisters) which represent the dark forces of the Moon. It was not unusual in pre-Christian religions to represent a powerful female deity in three aspects since this followed the natural cycle of the Moon, with the New, Full and Balsamic moons representing the life cycle of women, maiden, mother and grandmother.

The Morrigan, was the dark goddess of war and prophecy, and also said to protect the sovereignty of kings (i.e. nations). How she is related to Halloween is in the story of the fight over Ireland between the enemy Fomorians and the people of the Sun God, Dadga, the Tuatha Dé Danann. To insure victory in battle, Dadga performs with the Goddess of War, the Morrigan, the sacred ritual hieros gamos on Samhain itself. Thus ritual magic performed under the aegis of women of power was forever wedded with the day when the veil between this world and the otherworld was thin enough for ghosts to visit the living.


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The Astrology of Books

Beth Turnage

Beth Turnage

It was a Uranian utterance. I was talking with Roxanne Coady, owner of R. J. Julia Booksellers about categorizing books. “Oh,” I said blithely, with utter Aquarian disregard for the consequences, “That isn’t hard with astrology. I would assign the books a zodiac sign.” Roxanne laughed. “That sounds like fun!”

So on and off for the past month I’ve been going through the book lists and picked a book that I believe each zodiac sign would enjoy reading. Tuesday night, October 26, 2010, between 7 and 9 PM I’ll be in the bookstore with my recommendations of books for you according to the predominate zodiac influences in your chart. I also wrote a general list of the types of things book wise each zodiac sign would enjoy. If you happen to purchase any $25 worth of books during that time, based on my recommendations or not, I’ll give you a free 15 minute reading.

Since I’ve never done anything like this before for an event, I have a back-up plan should there be more people than time available for readings so don’t worry about missing out on a free astrology reading.

It should all be good fun and with birth info from your hard to buy for friend or relative might even give you a leg up on your holiday shopping.

Come on out and check out the astrology of books. I looking forward to seeing you there.

October 23, 2010
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
R. J. Julia Booksellers
768 Boston Post Road
Madison, CT 06443-3047
(203) 245-3959


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Astrology, Synchronicity and an Informal Experiment

Weekly Astrology Forecast(Astrology Explored) One day I was discussing at lunch a piece I was working on about fashion and astrology. “What does astrology have to do with it?” said a person at the table. “Astrology has to do with everything!” I reply.

Carl Jung proposed the theory of synchronicity in the 1920’s, which describes a conceptual framework where separate events, though not related in causal relationships, mesh as simultaneous occurrences that appear to be meaningfully related. With this theory, Jung breathed new life into astrology. Astrology theorists could not pinpoint the physical mechanism that described how astrology works, but at least we could say we saw a relationship between the movements of the stars and the activities on earth that may not be causal but were related in meaning.

In the late 60’s and early 70’s, developments in physics brought new theories to the table that attempted to reconcile quantum mechanics and general relativity. The result was String Theory, which posits that matter is not composed of discrete particles, but strings that stretch from one end of the Universe to the other, wending their way not just through this dimension but up to fourteen other dimensions. In this model, the Universe is much like a rubber band ball, though with a lot more play in the strings. Thus, should one end of the string should be pinged it would be felt at the other end of the string. With this model of the Universe events that appear related are not just synchronous, they are casual. The problem with String Theory is just that, it is a theory. Up to this point the theory has yet to make quantitative experimental predictions, which a theory must do in order to be confirmed.

So much for a proof for astrology, because if String Theory or its related Brane theory could be proven, there wouldn’t be much doubt to the philosophy that we are all interrelated with the stuff of the heavens.

While I wait for the scientists to prove what we astrologers already know, I am conducting my own informal experiment. Under the good graces of R. J. Julia Booksellers in Madison, CT, I am categorizing a number of the books into the different signs of the zodiac. Next Tuesday night, October 26, 2010, between 7 and 9 PM I’ll be in the bookstore with my recommendations of books for you according to the predominate zodiac influences in your chart. If you happen to purchase any $25 worth of books during that time, based on my recommendations or not, I’ll give you a free 15 minute reading. It should all be good fun and with birth info from your hard to buy for friend or relative might even give you a leg up on your holiday shopping. Come on out and say hello. I’m looking forward to seeing you there.

Aries—It is safe to say you are feeling out of your element. It hard to keep a positive attitude under these influences, but you mustn’t let a temporary feeling lead to irrevocable changes.

Taurus—While you are feeling wild and sexy, your significant other is blowing cold air on your amorous advances. Try listening to what he or she has to say.

Gemini—You handle relationships and additional duties with ease. Some say you make it look easy. You say there is nothing to it. On yes there is! Take a bow, Gemini.

Cancer—Someone dumps a whole bunch of work on you. At least your friends are sympathetic. Relationships with children can go well now.

Leo—People in authority and the people around them are particularly difficult for you this week. Just do your work and try to avoid office politics.

Virgo—Later in the week you can have a bit of luck. You might want to apply for that job that you think you haven’t a shot at, or buy a lottery ticket. In any case, the point is to shoot for your dreams.

Libra—Demands between work and home crank up. How long do you expect to go at this pace, Libra?

Scorpio—You have a chance to show higher ups your mastery of a situation. They’ll be impressed, though not show it right away. Communications from home are welcome.

Sagittarius—At the end of the week, Mars moves into your sign, giving you a super dose of energy. As energetic as you are, take care not to overdo.

Capricorn—Later in the week, you find out some very helpful information, which can be instrumental in helpful in carving out some new plans. You find out you were right after all.

Aquarius—Midweek presents a sterling opportunity to convey your views. Public meetings go well.

Pisces—Your love life is swirling with all sorts of intriguing possibilities, but you might find the upkeep more labor intensive than you’d like. Stay away from the married ones. Trouble!


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Unlocking the Secrets of Your Twelfth House: An ASC Workshop

Janet BookMy good friend Janet Booth is giving a workshop on the often misunderstood 12th house this coming Saturday, sponsored by the Astrological Society of Connecticut.

Janet will take us on a journey through the murky waters and dreamy depths of the 12th house, investigating the meaning of signs and planets located here, as well as transits and progressions to this least understood part of the chart. This particular house is one of the three water houses whose meanings are the key to your subconscious and the hidden things that impact your life.

She’ll take a look at all the different meanings of the twelfth house and discuss the viewpoints of various astrologers on this most potent of houses. She will talk about the Neptune, Pisces, twelfth house connection which Janet says is the preview of coming attractions of the next decade.

Bring your chart to help you unlock the secret of your twelfth house.

Janet is full-time professional astrologer since 1979. She has been published in The Mountain Astrologer, lectures nationwide, and hosts “Looking Up” on West Hartford, CT cable TV. She holds certifications from NCGR (Level II) and Professional Astrologers Inc. She’s served the Astrological Society of Connecticut in many capacities, including president at the millennium.

Saturday, October 23, 2010
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Comfort Inn, 1330 Silas Deane Highway, Wethersfield, CT
Members $40 | Non-Members $50
Registration begins at 9:30 AM at the door, or pre-register online.
For more information, call (860) 568-8617 or email: program@myasc.org

The ASC is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
Contributions are tax-deductible.

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Astronomy and Astrology: The Celestial Light Show of the Orionids and the Hunter’s Moon

The Constellation Orion(Astrology Explored) A meteor shower and the Full Hunter’s moon combine on Thursday October 21 and Friday the 22nd. to provide a celestial light show.

The annual meteor show is thought to originate from the leftovers of Halley’s comet, and “appear to shoot from the second-brightest star in the Orion constellation, or from the hunter’s elbow.”

Because of their apparent position, these meteors are called Orionids.

Comets and meteors share a checkered past when it comes to astrological prediction. Jim R. Lewis writes in his book “The Encyclopedia of Heavenly Influences”:

“As extraordinary heavenly phenomena that did not appear to follow the same regular patterns as the stars or planets, comets were traditionally regarded as signs of unusually important events. In Western countries, in particular, they were regarded as omens of disaster—such as plagues, famines, and war. In China, they wee also traditionally regarded as omens—either good or evil.”

Orion was a mythic hero in Greek literature, though his story comes to us in pieces and those pieces do not always agree. Wikepedia tells us:

Orion was the son of the sea-god Poseidon and Euryale,[7] daughter of Minos, King of Crete. Orion could walk on the waves because of his father; he walked to the island of Chios where he got drunk and attacked Merope,[8] daughter of Oenopion, the ruler there. In vengeance, Oenopion blinded Orion and drove him away. Orion stumbled to Lemnos where Hephaestus — the lame smith-god — had his forge. Hephaestus told his servant, Cedalion, to guide Orion to the uttermost East where Helios, the Sun, healed him; Orion carried Cedalion around on his shoulders. Orion returned to Chios to punish Oenopion, but the king hid away underground and escaped Orion’s wrath. Orion’s next journey took him to Crete where he hunted with the goddess Artemis and her mother Leto, and in the course of the hunt, threatened to kill every beast on Earth. Mother Earth objected and sent a giant scorpion to kill Orion. The creature succeeded, and after his death, the goddesses asked Zeus to place Orion among the constellations. Zeus consented and, as a memorial to the hero’s death, added the Scorpion to the heavens as well.

Like his uncle Chiron, Orion was half divine, half mortal. Unlike Chiron, for all his courage Orion seemed to lack wisdom.

From the Encyclopedia of Heavenly Influences by James. R. Lewis

“As extraordinary heavenly phenomena that did not appear to follow the same regular patterns as the stars or planets, comets were traditionally regarded as signs of unusually important events. In Western countries, in particular, they were regarded as omens of disaster—such as plagues, famines, and war. In China, they wee also traditionally regarded as omens—either good or evil.”

This full moon is in the zodiac sign of Aries, the god of war, and is in direct opposition not only to the Sun but the planet of duty and restrictions, Saturn in the relationship sign of Libra. The moon is trine to the planet of transformation, Pluto, which is not always a good thing. It is all too easy for this Aries moon to go overboard, to try to control people and events much too tightly. Like our buddy Orion, there is a tendency to a little too far, to try to take rather than negotiate. Unlike Orion we should be circumspect in our actions, negotiate rather than take by force, consider the consequences of our actions rather than leave our actions in the hands of the intoxications of the moment. After all, Mars and Venus are in the sign of the Scorpion, the foe of Orion. As with all things Scorpio, the message is that rather than to try to control other people, we need to learn to control ourselves.

Orion was transformed by his death and rather than suffer the usual fate of going to Hades and being judged for his life, was set in the heavens as a constellation. But he is not alone. The Scorpion is set in the heavens as a companion and a reminder of the consequences of intemperate and ill-advised actions.

And for those that watch the skies and who don’t want to contemplate the meaning of the synchronistic event of the Orionids streaking across the Hunter’s moon, at least they can enjoy the celestial light show.


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Moon Astrology: The Hunter’s Moon and the Month of Ivy

Fairies and Moon(Astrology Explored) The Full Moon after the Harvest Moon is what the American Indians called the Hunter’s Moon. The Moon at the full is reddish orange and the indigenous tribes gathered and prepared the meat that would sustain them through the winter. For the ancient Celtic tribes, this is the Moon of Ivy, the evergreen plant that is said to harbor fairies dancing in its abundant folds. This association with fairies, an immortal race that rides the backs of butterflies, invokes the themes of the timelessness of the soul, physical death and resurrection. It is the time of Samhain, (Sow’ when) when the veil between this world and the next thins and those sensitive enough can communicate with the souls of the departed.

For the astrological significance of this moon we turn to the book the Celtic Lunar Zodiac by Helena Paterson, a painstaking and rich work that recreates the meaning of the lost Celtic Calendar.

“Astrological rulership is partly designated to the moon, for in esoteric astrology the sun and moon are said to veil or eclipse hidden planets. The moon in the month of the ivy is therefore veiling a hidden planet yet to be discovered, and which, according the ancients, lies on the other side of Pluto. The of name of Persephone has been chosen because of the evidence for this planet . . . This choice of name is not by chance, but fits into the mythological cycle of the planets in our universe. In Greek mythology, Persephone, daughter of Ceres, the great earth mother goddess, was kidnapped by Pluto, god of the underworld, forced to remain with him for six months of the year.”

This planet was discovered, but not named Persephone. It is now called Sedna, the Inuit Goddess of the Sea, who among other things, demands a shaman to visit her from time to time in her watery depths, to tell her stories and comb her long beautiful hair so she would allow her sea children, the seals, the whales be hunted for food. Sedna was transmuted into the Goddess of the Sea by the betrayal of her father. He murdered her rather than face the wrath of Sedna’s demon husband. Persephone, of course, was forced into marriage to the powerful god of the Underworld who kidnapped, then raped her, to make her his bride.

In the story of Persephone and Sedna the common theme is that of facing the overwhelming force of the male principal as controllers of our destinies, those that will use any means, murder, kidnapping, rape, to secure what they desire. But the story of Persephone and Sedna hold hope as well. Against impossible odds, Persephone is released into the light six months out of the year and despite her betrayal Sedna provides the bounty in the frozen wastes to those that considered her the Mother of the creatures of the sea.

The message is that no matter what the hardships, the female bounty of birth and life will not be denied even as we enter into the Month of Ivy and the dimming of the light for the winter months.


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Tracy Marks Speaks At The Astrological Society of Connecticut

Tracy Marks(Astrology Explored) Tracy Marks, licensed psychotherapist, astrologer and astrology author, comes to the Astrological Society of Connecticut for a lecture and workshop that will delve into challenging aspects of our personality.

Thursday, October 21, 2010 7:00 PM
Tracy with give a lecture on “Integrating Polarities – Oppositions by Sign”

According to Tracy::
“Our natal oppositions, ascendant axis, MC and nodal axis indicate polarities within us which may create conflicts between ourselves and people around us. In this lecture, we will explore the difficulties of un-integrated oppositions, and the meanings of each of the six sign oppositions when their energies are blended rather than pulling us in two directions. The focus will be upon transcending internal contradictions, re-owning projections, and becoming more whole in ourselves.”

Thursday Evening Lectures:
Free for ASC members, $10 for non-members
Half price for students with valid ID
. NOTE: Non-member fee may be applied toward membership.

The lecture will be held at the Keeney Center, 200 Main Street, Wethersfield, CT.

For more information go to The Astrological Society of Connecticut website.


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