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 Update! Come one, come all! The 2010 NCGR Conference (including pre-conference and post-conference workshops and activities) will be held from February 26th-28th at the beautiful Hyatt Regency Cambridge, right on the Charles River, overlooking Boston. Opening ceremonies will take place on February 25th. We're in the planning stages now, and you'll be the first to know as the conference takes shape. Click here for the latest information.
Announcing the newly formed NCGR-Professional Astrologers' Alliance (NCGR-PAA) dedicated to individuals who aspire to be, are currently, or who support, professional astrologers.
Go to www.astrologersalliance.org to learn more about NCGR-PAA Certification, to find links to our members' websites, and to learn more about our special member programs. Special Note to NCGR members and others who wish to take one of the proficiency exams for certification (Levels I, II, III, or IV): Please click here for further information on how these changes will affect you. Special Note to NCGR members who are currently certified astrologers: Please click here for further information on how these changes will affect you. 
Astrology news of interest from around the world gathered by the National Council for Geocosmic Research, an international nonprofit educational organization.
This issue focuses on techniques that generally are either not a part of mainstream astrology or may be less well known to most astrologers, even though they are highly effective. Some techniques included are prenatal Mercury stations, arc transforms, diurnals, and the "Dark Knight " technique.
The May 8th edition of NCGR's biweekly email newsletter for anyone interested in astrology is now available. If there's anything happening in astrology anywhere, you'll find it here, including new books, community news, current events at NCGR chapters and other nonprofit groups around the world. Click here to read it.
Dr. Michael Ward, whose new book Planet Narnia: The Seven Heavens in the Imagination of C. S. Lewis reveals the secret to understanding the Narnia stories.
Researchers are coming to realize that C. S. Lewis' seven "Narnia chronicles" are each based on one of the seven planets of medieval astrology.
Updated: Wed, 13 May 2009 18:53:44 GMT
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