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Brian Clark
Chiron Centre, The
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407 Johnston St.
Abbotsford, Int
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Best way to contact:
Email or Postal |
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Short Bio: |
Brian Clark is one of the main tutors in the four year program in applied astrology, Astro*Synthesis, at the Chiron Centre in Melbourne, Australia. He is the author of The Sibling Constellation, released by Penguin in 1999. Brian also frequently lectures inter-state and internationally, as well as leading educational tours to the sacred sites of ancient Greece.
Astrologer since
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Credentials: |
BA, Sir George Williams University
Grad Dip, Classics and Archaeology, Melbourne University |
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Memberships: |
The Federation of Australian Astrologers
The Astrological Association
AFAN
NCGR |
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Birth Data: |
Born 09/23/1949 10:30 PM in Belleville, Canada (Ont.).
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Consulting Services: |
In Person Private practice is held at the Chiron Centre in Melbourne, Australia. Please phone the Chiron Centre for an appointment or further details. |
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Books: |
The Sibling Constellation, Penquin Arkana (1999)
Astro*Synthesis booklet series by Brian Clark
The Seventh House: Experiencing the Other
The Eighth House: The Sacred Site of Eros
The Lunation Process: Eight Stages of Unfoldment
Keys to Understanding Chiron
Planets in Retrograde
Simple Chart Calculation
The Underworld in Myth and Antiquity: Amplifying Pluto
The Four Elements: Astrology and Psychological Types
Secondary Progressions |
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Articles: |
Gemini: The Search for the Missing Twin (Mountain Astrologer, June 2000)
Forward into the Fifties (The Astrological Association Journal, January 2000)
The Progressed Moon (Apollon, issue 4)
The Brother-Sister Marriage (Apollon, issue 2)
Pelion: The Land Apollo Loved (The Wholistic Astrologer, issue 3) |
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Special Astrology Interests: |
Being so involved in the teaching of astrology I am constantly updating our class syllabus in order to make the classes more interesting and contemporary. This involves a tremendous amount of research and keeping abreast of the current climate. My passion is mythology and the classics, and have started odyssey, an educational program which leads tours to the ancients sites of Greece. |
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My favorite astrology book: |
Many have influenced me. The first book I carted around with me was Isabel Hickey’s A Cosmic Science. Later when I met Issie I knew the book had led me in the right direction. That direction has taken me to my profession as an astrologer. Liz Greene’s Astrology of Fate articulated what I always felt but had not yet been able to piece together. |
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