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Presented by Leslie Nathanson, MA, LPCC
of the Sophia Center of Santa Fe
We think of transits as coming and going, lasting anywhere from the mood
swings of a few hours as the moon passes overhead, to the several year periods when the outer
planets such as Neptune or Pluto alter our deepest self. We experience them, hopefully learn
from them, and then move on to the next life opportunity, the next set of archetypal patterns
to explore and embrace.
When a child is born, however, the transits for the moment become “fixed”
and the archetypal patterns displayed in the heavens become the new person’s birth chart or
psychic map and guide for life. And for the child’s mother, what would normally be a brief
period of temporal activation and interaction to her natal chart lasts, to borrow the words
of the traditional marriage ceremony, “as long as ye both shall live.”
Whether you are a mother wanting to more deeply understand your relationship
to your child(ren), or you are a “child” wanting to explore what the archetypal soul implications
are in your relationship to your own mother, or whether you are a counselor or guide to others,
this workshop will allow you to penetrate more deeply into understanding this most primal of all
relationships as we compare the charts of mother and child and see what the archetypes reveal.
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WHEN: Saturday, May 17, 2008
9:30 am to 5:00 pm.
(Lunch break 12:30 to 2:00)
*6 contact hours available for CEU's
WHERE: Santa Fe Community College,
Room 218, Main Building,Santa Fe, New Mexico
COST: $60.00
$85.00 for Counselors and Social Workers
who require CEU’s
REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION: You may reserve your place or
get more information (especially about any charts you may need) by contacting Leslie at
505-438-3455 or at leslie@nets.com. You may send checks
made out to Sophia Center, c/o Leslie Nathanson, 1313 Luana Street, Santa Fe, NM 87505.
You may also register via PayPal by using the button below.
PRESENTER: Leslie Nathanson,
LPCC, is a board and faculty member of the Sophia Center of Santa Fe, an astrologer,
psychotherapist and supervisor in private practice and an adjunct faculty member in the
counseling program at NMHU.
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