The Northwest Astrology Conference in Seattle, WA on May 22–25
March 18th, 2009 by Rick LevineEvery year for the past twenty years, I join some of my astrological family for a wonderful weekend in Seattle, WA at NORWAC, the Northwest Astrology Conference. A few hundred astrology students, teachers and professionals attend this weekend gathering. If you are interested in learning more about astrology, I recommend that you consider joining me at this wonderful event on Memorial Day Weekend here in sunny Seattle. (Okay, it may not be sunny.)
My writing partner and fellow blogger, Jeff Jawer, will be presenting the keynote address this year and his topic is one that should interest all of us. He is talking about “2010 and Beyond.” There’s a lot of astrological action coming up between now and 2015, and I’m sure Jeff will get us thinking…
Jeff and I will be presenting several lectures/workshops during the conference weekend. Some of the stellar astrologers who will also be teaching at NORWAC this year include Rob Hand, Rick Tarnas, Steven Forrest, Demetra George, Alan Oken, David Pond, Gloria Star, Philip Sedgwick, Joanne Wickenburg, and others.
The complete schedule is available online at http://www.astrologyetal.com/NORWAC/schedule.htm.
You can come for the entire weekend, for just a day of your choice or one of the pre-conference or post-conference intensive workshops.
Come and see Jeff and me (and others!) in action. For complete conference schedule and registration information go to: www.astrologyetal.com/NORWAC/index.htm. Or call 206.930.7613 to make your reservations now.
And don’t forget to tell them that I sent you.
Hope to see you there!
~ Rick
March 19th, 2009 at 11:14 am
want sign will i fall in love with and will it be soon?
March 20th, 2009 at 6:38 am
I am untalented for astrology and all about it but want to say something what I learn from one secret officersk solgiers who come unpassan in one group where people talk about sinhrnicitet and similar things. He say tha in pas Yougoslavia there was not one boat what go to sea before the seilors will make tarot cirkle ar similar, in Tito army, and that they know that if tarot is not good wiilll be problems and they simply did not trevel that day,
Rick I think you are very resposible man, your prognosis are always super and finali I sense you like my older brother.All the best I wish to you. mila vidin
March 20th, 2009 at 8:35 am
Hi oh it would be so cool if I could go and discuss astrology with people who have a bit more ensite on this subject how ever I have a daughter that we are moving to Arizona for school a great place to star gaze I might add.
Besides always being a star gazer I am a dreamer a dreamer who has seen her dream come true and I must say it can be scarey if it is a dark dream, or when I talk to strangers and they give me that look like how did she know LOL I must thank my friend for waking that sleeping giant.
I do enjoy reading all your in site on my horoscope but I already know but I will keep reading because I like reading keep up the great work you do here and for many
March 21st, 2009 at 9:09 am
Hi Mila! Thank you for taking the time to let us know about that Nordic interpretation (of how the boats circle, etc.). It was fun hearing from the European side of the Tarot.com friends/family. It reminded me that there are common thoughts and feelings around the world that help maintain the aura and intention of goodness strong.
and thank you Rick and the whole team at Tarot.com for a GREAT site filled with very useful thoughts.