january, 2025
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This event is Live & In-Person and will also be simulcast!
There Are No Bad Charts.
There Are No Bad Aspects.
There Are No Bad Transits.
How many times have we looked at a chart and thought, “Oh no!” when we see a Mars-Saturn square or an upcoming Pluto conjunction to someone’s natal Sun? What about a natal planet in an afflicted House? In its detriment or fall? A combust planet? And what about retrogrades? Are trines really better than squares? And how does the fate versus free will paradox impact these issues? Join Rick Levine for a new look at an old topic as he explores the origins of negative astrological judgments, the tendency to project fear into a chart or into the future, and strategies for transforming potential liabilities into our greatest assets.
Doors open at 7pm. Lecture starts at 7:30pm
Puget Sound Yacht Club
2321 North Northlake Way
Seattle, WA 98103
This lecture will also be simulcast!
Zoom Room opens at 7:15p
Lecture at 7:30p
When registering choose In-Person or Virtual
Limited to 50 people in-person and 100 people online.
Member lecture fee – $10
First time Guest – $10
Guest lecture fee – $20
Those who’ve registered to attend via Zoom and paid will receive the link to the classroom an hour before the event.
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Rick Levine’s daily horoscopes were read by millions every day for nearly 20 years, appearing on Yahoo, AOL, Huffington Post, LA Times, Google, and many other sites. Currently, tens of thousands of astrology students from around the world view his teachings on YouTube every month. Levine is a founding member and current member of the Kepler college Board of Trustees and co-author of eight years of Barnes and Noble’s annual “Your Astrology Guide.” He received the “International Astrologer of the Year” award in 2018 from the Krishnamurti Institute of Astrology at their 28th International Astrology Conference in Kolkata India. In March 2019, Levine was honored with Turkey’s prestigious “Fomalhaut Award” for astrological excellence. In 2022, he received two ISAR awards for his high level of social media contributions. His articles and poems have graced the pages of many magazines and websites including The Mountain Astrologer. Rick is a true modern-day wizard by day, a net junkie by night, a lover of fine red wine. He denies that time-traveling aliens have implanted advanced microprocessors into his cerebral cortex.