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Learn Astrology with Mary English

Hello, welcome to my Astrology podcast: Learn Astrology with Mary. We will be learning a bit about Astrology and how wonderful it is and how it can help you understand yourself and others much better.

The first 20 Episodes cover everything you need to know to make an Astrological Birth chart and understand it. We use an accurate Swiss website https://www.astro.com/index.htm 

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I hope you enjoy listening!

I am the author of a number of books on Astrology more info here on my Amazon page https://www.amazon.com/Mary-English/e/B002T5OG4A

I have been in private practice as a professional Astrologer since the late 1990s and I am a member of the Astrological Association of Great Britain https://www.astrologicalassociation.com/ and https://www.afan.org/ the Association for Astrological Networking

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Episode 182

Jun 14, 2020

This week we are chatting with Astrologer Chris Mitchell and learning about Medieval Astrologer/Astronomer/Mathematician/Alchemist

Roger of Hereford who wrote the 'first' UK book on Astrology.

Chris Mitchell has a PhD from the University of Leicester on the topic of medieval astrology, is a tutor on the MA Cultural Astronomy and Astrology course at the University of Wales, and holds a diploma in Medieval Astrology from Astrologos. He has been actively involved in promoting and teaching astrology for 20 years, is on the board of the Astrological Association, and has given talks to groups and conferences in Europe and the US.

Chris says you're very welcome to join these groups and you don't have to be a member https://www.facebook.com/groups/astrologicalassociation

https://www.facebook.com/groups/UKIrelandLocalAstrologyGroups

His thesis is titled: "Roger of Hereford's 'Judicial Astrology': England's First Astrology Book?"

And it's freely available here https://doi.org/10.25392/leicester.data.11793636

 

You can contact him at this address: chrissouthville@gmail.com