Elsa P goes to astrology class, circa 1992. Who is really flying under the wire?


Do people mistake you as something you are not? How does it make you feel?

This is an incredible collection of…

Pictures from UAC 2008 in Denver, CO

Check ‘em out and see who you recognize!

UAC 2008 Pics courtesy Moonwizard - Enjoy!

UAC 2008 Chronicles

Couldn’t make it to UAC 2008? Check out these pics of your favorite astrologers courtesy, Maurice Fernandez…

Many of you know that UAC 2008 is underway in  Denver and while I am not there, Eric Francis is. He posting his impressions and observations of the conference on his blog on site Planetwaves.net and while I know Eric is a great writer and always expect a lot from him, this particular series is good to a point that leaves me with my jaw on the floor.

Check it out, I don’t think you will be dissapointed:

‘Plutopia’ opens, makes sensation, closes same night

Live from UAC: Alan Oken on Uranus, Neptune, Pluto

Common Sense from Donna Cunningham

Or the blog in general - Eric Francis, Page Two @ Planetwaves.net

Michele with another provocative question on the wrong birth data piece:

“You didn’t go to school to learn to read charts, did you? what are the traits that make a person good at it?”

Michele - I started studying with my sister when I was 8 years old (she was 10). I went to a few classes, seminars or workshops, 20 years later when I finally got to town but other than that I have essentially no formal training at all.

As to what makes a good astrologer, I have no idea.  I think I am an excellent consulting astrologer due my ability to communicate and my extensive experience. I can definitely tune you up but I can’t read a horary chart to save my life.  I can’t elect a date for a wedding, predict the weather, the stock market or the price of gold so depending on what you’re in the market for I may be good as they come or absolutely worthless.

What makes a good astrologer?

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Is there anyone out there planning to attend UAC who might be interested in blogging their experience and impressions for the Elsa blog?

If so, please contact.

Thank you.

I was on the phone with satori, talking about my life near the end of Pluto’s transit to my Moon

“You know that astrology conference is in Denver, there are going to be all kinds of people here, astrologers I mean and some of them are going to want to meet me. Hey! Let’s go over the Elsa’s.” I laughed.

Continue reading Astrology And Psychology: More On Elsa P The Hologram And The Upside Of Denial

Nancy Hoffman of the UAC board writes:

From May 15 to 20, 2008 the United Astrology Conference will be held in Denver, Colorado. It is shaping up to be the largest astrology conference ever held, with over 150 speakers, 270 lectures, Pre and Post Conference workshops, entertainment, and more. There will be something for everyone, from novice to professional. The cutoff to get the Early Bird Registration price
is September 15.

Click the logo and check it out! I’ll be seeing you there if I get my nerve up.

The United Astrology Conference: UAC 2008

Part three of a report on the 2007 Midwest Astrology Conference.
Catch up here: Part one.

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Sunday morning: The 9 AM choices were

Richard Smoot: Empower Your Clients
Alran Wise: The ABCs of Astrological Writing
Bon Rose Fine: The Scout Planet Continue reading Midwest Astrology Conference 2007: A Report by Loxx Mason - Day Three - Scout Planets, Astronomy For Astrologers and the 12th House

Part two of a report on the 2007 Midwest Astrology Conference.

Read part one here.

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At 9:00 Saturday morning the talks kicked off with

Robert Blaschke: Soul Groups / Pre-natal Synodic Cycles
Renie Brooksieker: The Medicine Wheel in Your Chart
Gloria Star: Right Time, Right Place [topic was relocation charts]

I went to Robert’s talk. He discussed synodic cycles and what he calls “holographic aspects”. What this means is you look at, say, the (exact) angle between Sun and Mercury in your natal chart and whether Sun is ahead of Mercury or vice versa. So let’s say that’s 10 deg, 37 min, 19 sec., with Sun ahead of Mercury. Well, then, once a year Sun and Mercury will repeat that configuration; at the moment that they do, you can erect a chart for where you are, and that chart functions like a return chart. Its influence is good until the next time Sun is 10 deg, 37 min, 19 sec ahead of Mercury (which would be about a year). Continue reading Midwest Astrology Conference 2007: A Report by Loxx Mason - Day Two - Synodic Cycles, Money and Mercury