Scorpio 2019 edition: Vale Ed Tamplin What is a Solar Eclipse - Christina Thomas FAA Conference Musings -Cate Whelan FAASA Podcast List Vale Ed Tamplin Ed, after a valiant health battle, sadly passed over on Monday 7th October 2019. Ed was one of Australia’s leading astrologers unrivalled in his practice of Mundane Astrology and predictive techniques. Ed introduced astrology into countless people’s lives with accuracy and care when he was co-hosting a top rating evening radio show over many years. Ed lectured at FAA Conferences, taught astrology, in a joint venture with his life-partner Sherrynne Dalby, at the Sirius
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Scorpio 2019 edition:
Vale Ed Tamplin
What is a Solar Eclipse
- Christina Thomas
FAA Conference Musings
-Cate Whelan
FAASA Podcast List
Vale Ed Tamplin
Ed, after a valiant health battle, sadly passed over on Monday 7th October 2019. Ed was one of Australia’s leading
astrologers unrivalled in his practice of Mundane Astrology and predictive techniques. Ed introduced astrology into countless
people’s lives with accuracy and care when he was co-hosting a top rating evening radio show over many years.
Ed lectured at FAA Conferences, taught astrology, in a joint venture with his life-partner Sherrynne Dalby, at the Sirius
School of Astrology and encouraged and supported budding astrologers to be the best they could be.
Ed wrote the ‘Eye in the Sky’ quarterly column for the FAA Journal and I know that FAA members looked forward to reading
his insights into world events, people in the public eye and politics. His astrological work stands as testament to his
knowledge, wisdom and his skills that he shared so generously with others. Ed lectured across Australia to many FAA
Associations and other groups, consistently wrote his astute website predictions and articles and posted regularly on his
Facebook page.
Ed was a member of the Astrology Association of NSW, a past Committee Member and Vice President. Ed was also a
member of the Association of Professional Astrologers, the professional arm of the FAA and a member of the Sydney
Astrological Research Society with Committee positions and as SARS Vice President.
Regardless of all his accomplishments Ed was an unassuming person with a wonderful, and frequently cheeky, sense of
humour. He quickly put others at ease with his warmth, genuine interest in them, his brilliant conversational skills and he
was always up for a chat. Ed enjoyed strumming his guitar while he shared a song and being with family and his friends
who will all sadly miss him.
Deepest condolences to Sherrynne Dalby, Ed’s partner who cared for him tirelessly throughout his battle with cancer and to
all their family. Ed you will be greatly missed by family, friends and the astrological community. May you rest gently among
the stars and keep shining your warmth and brilliance down on the world.
Anita Ings President, National FA
Conference Musings
By Cate Whelan (President FAASA)
I went to my first FAA conference in Hobart in 1996. It blew my mind! To be surrounded by so many astrologers, all
speaking the same language – astrology – and to be exposed to so many brilliant lectures and discussions was
exhilarating. Of course, I tried to do too much, went to every lecture without a break, and in the end I got to the point
where my mind refused to take anything else in. I learned from that, and these days I give myself plenty of time out and
focus on the talks I really want to experience.
The 2020 conference comes on the Pluto-Saturn conjunction in Capricorn. What a time it is for the world! And what a
range of talks and workshops there is at the conference. For me, this is the most exciting range of lectures in years; my
biggest dilemma is keeping the number down to a manageable number! What a line-up of international speakers – Lynn
Bell, Wade Caves (a brilliant lecturer – don’t miss him!), Dorian Greenbaum, Frank Clifford, Darby Costello, Jason Holley –
people we otherwise have no opportunity to listen to here in Australia. In addition, there are amazing lectures from great
Australian and NZ astrologers. Have a look at the information on speakers and lecturers on the conference website, on the
FAA national website, faainc.org.au.
From left: Wade Caves, Lynn Bell, Dorian Greenbaum, Jason Holley
Just reading the speaker biographies and the lecture outlines is an adventure in itself.
This may be the last FAA conference of its type. Future conferences may be smaller, more boutique affairs, and may not
even be run by the National FAA. So this may be your last chance to attend this iconic event. If you attend only one FAA
International Conference in your life, make it this one!
For info and Bookings: https://www.faainc.org.au/faa-conference-2020/
Last 2 FAASA 2019 Events!
November 9, 1 pm - 6 pm. WORKSHOP
Pre-Natal Eclipses - Christina Thomas
Please Note: The change of time due to the Adelaide
Xmas Pageant. The Workshop will now start at 1pm by
which time the traffic will have cleared and access to
the city will have returned to normal. Instead of a
Lunch break there will be 2 afternoon tea breaks with
August 6: What does a classical astrologer do with the outer planets? Eve Dembrowski
2017
February 11: What lies ahead? - Alice Portman, Mari Garcia & Jill Amery
March 1: Pluto - Jane Ahlquist
April 8: Progressed synastry - Kris Svendsen
May 6:L Am I, Are you, Are we Australian? – Cate Whelan
June: Horary Chartfest – Joel Valentine, Meredith Norman, Kris Svendsen & Anne Fryer
August 12: The Two Faces of Saturn – Joy Usher
September 9: One Chart 4 Ways - Vivien Lowe, Jill Amery, Adrienne Barkla, Mari Garcia
2018
Feb 10: What’s ahead in 2018 - Alice Portman, Cate Whelan
May 12: Soul-Centred Astrology Adrienne Barcla
June 9: Countries in Crisis - Vivien Lowe, Mari Garcia, Jill Amery
August 11: All the Pain Money can buy: The life of Christina Onassis - Anne Fryer, Elaine Kane
October 13: Transits to Angles - Miriam Laister
November 10: Sedna - Alan Clay
November 18: Workshop: Progressions in Relationships - Paul Westran
2019
March 16: The Jackpot Queen. Gambling Success and Astrology -Victoria Powell **powerpoint slides only no
recording
April 13: Sunrise, Sunset. The Twelfth and Sixth Houses – Cate Whelan
May 11: Workshop: Astrology and Health -Kira Sutherland
**.pdf of two files of notes only. No recording available
June 8: The Saturn Pluto Conjunction. Here it goes again! - Joy Usher
Space Weather News
https://spaceweather.com
https://www.spaceweatheralerts.com
ONE MONTH UNTIL THE TRANSIT OF MERCURY: Mark your calendar. One month from today, the tiny black form of Mercury will cross the disk of the sun--a rare transit that happens only 13 times each century. Start planning now so you can witness this beautiful event on Nov. 11, 2019. Visibility maps and observing tips are featured on today's (October 11, 2019) edition of Spaceweather.com .
Above: A previous transit of Mercury photographed on May 9, 2016, by Paul Andrew of St. Margarets at Cliffe, Dover, UK. More images of that transit may be found here and here.
Introduction to Traditional and
Horary Astrology
with Kris Svendsen
Learn the basics of the Astrology that predated the 17th Century when prediction and one’s fated fortunes
and life lessons were revealed “warts and all.” Explore the rich ancient Hellenistic and Medieval traditions
delineating the life trends in your natal chart. Then focus on Astrology’s sharpest predictive tool: Horary
Astrology, analogous to surgery in medicine, predicting the outcome of specific life questions. Bring your birth
data: Time (as best you can to the minute), Date and Place, and we can look at your chart in tutorial mode (if you are
comfortable to do so).
Venue: 'The Farm for Wellbeing' (11 Wills Road Flaxley, S.A.) a beautiful 23 acres comprising natural bushland in the
Adelaide hills just 10 minutes from Mount Barker.
For further venue information go to: http://www.joancarpenter.com.au/farm-for-wellbing
When: Saturday 23 November / Sunday 24th November 2019
Saturday is the Introductory, Sunday is Part 2. Come for the Saturday only or both days.