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May 9, 2008
Finding
Marriage
in Your Chart
It's
wedding season and for every blushing bride and beaming groom
who will sashay down the aisle, there are four or five despondent
bridesmaids and groomsmen who haven't yet found a mate. In this
lecture, SDAS' April Elliott Kent, a specialist in wedding astrology,
will share her observations about astrologers' most-requested task:
finding marriage in the birth chart. Which progressions and transits
signal a readiness for marriage? What does your natal chart reveal
about the kind of marriage that will make you truly happy
and about the type of partner who will help you create such a union?
Soon
after her own marriage, April wrote an article for The Mountain
Astrologer magazine that delineated the astrological factors
involved in meeting and marrying her husband. Little did she realize
she'd fired the opening salvo in her career as a wedding astrologer.
Since 2000 she's devoted her practice almost exclusively to working
with wedding couples. In February her first book, Star Guide
to Weddings, was published by Llewellyn Worldwide.
Join
April for this entertaining talk, and collect helpful tips for finding
astrological portents of marriage for your clients - or for yourself!
About
the Speaker
April
Elliott Kent
has studied astrology for over thirty years, and has practiced professionally
since 1990. She has contributed to The Mountain Astrologer, Wholistic
Astrologer, Llewellyn's Moon Sign Book, and MoonCircles, an
online magazine. Her work has also appeared on Beliefnet.com and
AOL Horoscopes. Her first book, Star Guide to Weddings, was
published by Llewellyn Worldwide in February. April is a member
of ISAR and SDAS and currently serves as Publicity Director for
the San Diego Chapter of NCGR. Her website: www.bigskyastrology.com.

San
Diego Astrological Society
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DIRECTIONS
TO MESA COLLEGE
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Our
April meeting and workshop will be held in room H-117/118 at Mesa
College. There is ample parking on site - on Friday nights,
the "permit parking only" signs along the street where
we are to park are not enforced!
From
the South
1)Take
either I-805 or 163 North to Mesa College Drive. Exit freeway and
turn left (West) onto Mesa College Dr. It will dead end at the stoplight
at Armstrong St. Follow the rest of the instructions under (2) below.
From
the North
1)There is NO exit from the 805 for Mesa College. If you are on
the 805, then take the transition onto 163 South. Go south on the
163 to Genesee Dr. Exit Genesee and turn right at the bottom of
the exit. Go to the 2nd stoplight which will be Linda Vista Rd.
Turn right onto Linda Vista Rd. and go to the 2nd stoplight which
will be Mesa College Dr. (Kearny HS is at the intersection of Linda
Vista Rd. and Mesa College Dr.). Turn left onto Mesa College Dr.
and go to the 2nd stoplight which is Armstrong
2)Turn
right onto Armstrong and go to the first corner where you can turn
left. Turn left. You will go over 2 speed bumps and come to a stop
sign. Proceed straight through the stop sign over 3 more speed bumps
to a 2nd stop sign. Go through the 2nd stop sign. About 100 yards
up on the right is a small loading dock, once you go past this loading
dock park anywhere on the street.
From the East or the West
Take
I-8 to I-805 or route 163 and follow directions From
the South above; or,
Take
route 52 to 163 south and follow directions From the North
above.
If
you are traveling on I-5:
·
take route 56 or 52 to 163 south
·
take I-805 or route 163 north
· take I-8 to 163 north
Mesa
College can also be accessed from Genesee Ave. Turn east
at the Marlesta stoplight (halfway between Balboa Ave and Linda
Vista Rd) and go to the first stop sign. Turn right and go about
100 to a T intersection and follow the road to
the right. This is Mesa College Circle, follow it around to the
right until you go over 2 speed bumps and see a parking lot on your
right and a smaller one on your left. You can park in either of
these lots or proceed a little bit further down the street and use
street parking.
The
meeting will be held in LECTURE HALL H-117/118.
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