Monday, Sep 19th 2010 7 – 9 PM
location:
in the Ashland Historic Railroad Museum, 258 A Street Suite 7, upstairs over DJ’s Video
change of venue - new location: the Headwaters building, 4th St. and C St. in Ashland
$6 General, $5 Seniors 62+, $4 NCGR Members
Please join us for this very special event. U.K. astrologer Sue Tompkins is on her first-ever West Coast USA tour and will be our guest speaker for our first meeting of the year. Sue is a master teacher and author. Each of her books are classics in our field. She is gifted in seeing both the big picture and the intricate details in the beautiful art of astrology. This is an opportunity to hear a very experienced astrologer offering her “best material gathered over many years” on chart interpretation. Don’t miss it!
Some people attending this talk will have much experience when it comes to looking at horoscopes whilst others may be making their first steps. Many others will come somewhere in between. Sue will attempt to stimulate and entertain everyone present during this fast-paced evening. A wide variety of charts will be shown to illustrate different points and to some extent the evening will be geared to the interests of those present.
Sue Tompkins became entranced with astrology in the early 70′s and the magic hasn’t yet worn off. A decade later, after studying astrology, philosophy, psychology and counseling, she turned professional. Since then, she has seen innumerable clients, taught countless students, started her own school (the London School of Astrology), lectured round the globe, become a Registered and practising Homeopath and been the recipient of various awards. Renowned for her down-to-earth, lively and humorous presentations, she is also author of best-selling titles Aspects in Astrology and The Contemporary Astrologer’s Handbook. www.suetompkins.comSONCGR/Astrology in Ashland is a community of people who share an interest in astrology. For more information call 541.482.8988, or e-mail soncgr@mind.net.
Visit our website at www.astrologyinashland.org.
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