“Transits for Long Term Planning”
By
Julie Braden

Friday, Feb. 10, 7:30-10 p.m.
Joyce Beers Community Center
(adjacent to Alladin's restaurant on Vermont Ave., Hillcrest)
Admission: general, $12; members, $7

Are you ready for seven exact Uranus/Pluto squares coming in the next four years, among other major transits?

Well, as ready as anyone can be, right?

This month SDAS offers an opportunity to brush up on old techniques and discover some you may not be familiar with when Julie Braden presents for us on Friday Feb. 10.

Julie blends some of the techniques of Bernadette Brady and Rob Hand to take a unique look at how to gauge the effect these momentous transits will have for the clients we astrologers will be working with

With all of the heavy cardinal activity lately of the outer planets as these powerful forces connect with individual charts we astrologers would be well advised to be sure our tool kits are well stocked and updated to provide cogent guidance regarding what is going to unfold.

This is a presentation that underscores why even seasoned astrologers benefit from coming to astrological lectures.

In the February lecture Julie Braden will synthesize two key interpretive techniques: Rob Hand’s Saturn quadrant grid (based on Grant Lewi’s work), Bernadette Brady’s transit grid, and an ephemeris graph.

Learning (or being reminded of) these two sharpens the ability to hone in on key trigger points in the chart, what energy is being presented, where/how this energy was originally birthed, where the current action will occur, what can and can’t be done with  pretty good accuracy as to what the final outcome will be. 

Jules began her serious study of astrology in February 1998 with Terry Lamb, and also worked with other accomplished teachers and astrologers. These studies have led her to successful collaborations with private individuals and with the Native American Community setting times for healing ceremonies using astrology. She is now immersed in the Bernadette Brady AstroLogos MP3 Study Shops and with her college studies (where she is a currently an honors student and member of Phi Theta Kappa.) She can be reached at jbraden84@cox.net.