Georgia Stathis, April 6 2019 at Fort Mason, San Francisco
Going Forward in 2020 –
It is Better Than Going Backwards . . . It is Really Possible!
Many are talking about the doom and gloom associated with the three subsequent conjunctions (known as Synodic Cycles) coming in 2020.
There is, however, another lens through which to see these remarkable and magical conjunctions. The three are:
* Saturn/Pluto which returns between 33 and 38 years depending on Pluto’s orbit;
* Jupiter/Pluto which has a return of approximately 13 years; and
* Jupiter/Saturn which comes in just under 20 years in 2020.
Yes – all three are happening in 2020.
But NOW . . . in 2019 . . . we are ending the old cycles and all at the same time. Ends of cycles are difficult because we can’t go back. The only option offered is moving forward.
Moving forward is much easier when we let go of what is no longer needed. Moving in forward, we carry the kernel or essence of what we obtained on the last corresponding synodic cycle.
Georgia Stathis, author of the newly published, Pushing through Time: Synodic Cycles and their Developing Phases, will discuss these very acute endings as well as the many options we have in our charts with the new cycles in 2020.
She will first discuss some of the historical, larger cycles, then hone in on the individual charts and show how to best maneuver through the ends and the beginnings of Synodic cycles.
ABOUT OUR SPEAKER
Georgia Stathis (www.starcycles.com) has specialized in business and natal astrology since 1977, having a strong background in investment and real estate. She holds a B.S. degree from Northwestern University, and an M.B.A. from Pepperdine University. She is both an investor and a consulting astrologer and is author of Business Astrology 101 as well as her book titled Pushing through Time: Synodic Cycles and their Developing Phases.
Georgia is a contributor to various journals like the Galactic Trader and the 2016 OPA book, The Professional Astrologer. She taught the undergraduate program at Kepler College for seven years. She spoke most recently at UAC 2018, and will be speaking again at 2019 NORWAC, and 2019 NCGR in Baltimore.
A regular online teacher for such schools as Mayo School of Astrology, Breaking down the Borders and Astro Summit, she spends a lot of time doing research and writes a FREE newsletter for those who sign up at her website.
Georgia is a board member of the National Hellenic Museum in Chicago, whose mission is to preserve Hellenistic Culture and is also the chairwoman and one of the founders (with Urania Trust and Kepler) of the newly formed Alexandria iBase Project, whose mission is to preserve astrological literature for our peers for the future, a 501 C3 non-profit foundation, more information can be found at www.alexibase.org
Saturday, April 6 2019
10am-1pm Workshop
Fort Mason, Landmark Bldg. C, Room 210
Early Bird Registration (EXTENDED TO Midnight April 4)
NCGR Member: $35
Non Member: $45
Register April 5-6 and at the Door:
NCGR Member: $45
Non Member: $55
Light refreshments provided.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from Georgia in person!
