Transit
The Astrologer's Newsletter
September 2003
Contents
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Italian Astrology Congress, Pisa 2003 by Laura Poggiani
Faculty Day 2004 - by Peta High
Healing Our Image - Association of Professional Astrologers Open Day by Robyn Ray
The Heart of the Matter, Tony Blair by Claire Chandler
Project Om by Jonathan Goldman and Sound Healers Association
Footballers and Mars Conjunct Pluto Kicking off in the UK by Deborah Houlding
The Scrying Game - When Bush comes to Shove by Garry Phillipson
Diana, Saint or Sinner? by Judith Levy
Mother Teresa's Beatification by Kim Farnell and Deborah Houlding
Welcome to the November issue of Transit.
Again we have our regulars such as Nick Campion's Mediawatch and David Fisher's Data Section. . Please keep sending your contributions to Nick. Garry Phillipson returns with The Scrying Game, looking at the reponses he recieved to his previous article about Saturn, Bush and the USA. And we have a number of other articles that will hopefully grab your interest. There's always space for new contributors to Transit so please contact me direct if you would like to offer anything for the next issue. A few snippets to whet your appetite follow below:
The newly formed Essex Astrological Society has wriiten to inform you that it meets every second Monday in the month at 7:45pm at The Life-Force Centre, Oxford Road, Colchester. New members welcome at any level. For further information contact Maxine Lewis tel: 01255-423892 email Maxine or see the website by clicking here.
November 18th is Married to a Scorpio Support Day. Reported recently in The Reader's Digest this is "a worldwide day of remembrance to honor all those married to Scorpions and who suffer greatly." This is one of the holidays suggested by the Wellcat website, which have been featured in USA Today, The Los Angeles Times and several other places. You can reach the website by clicking here.
High-tech lasers have been used to unlock the secrets of Stonehenge. The work at the ancient site in Wiltshire has already found two carvings which are invisible to the naked eye. The research by Wessex Archaeology and 3D laser scan firm Archaeoptics began in the summer of 2002. Three stones have been scanned to date, and the investigating team insists a full survey of all eighty three would probably reveal more carvings. The full story can be found by clicking here
In response to those of you who like to print Transit out to read later we now offer it in pdf format as well as the normal web pages. You should be able to easily print Transit if you click on the pdf version offered on the AA website. To open a pdf file you will need to install a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer, if you don't already have it. This is available widely on the web free of charge. You can find a copy by clicking here . If you want to use the links to websites or email authors about their work in Transit you should use this version. I'd be pleased to hear any feedback about this change.