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Wednesday June 5th

Gabriel Donleavy S.A.R.S is pleased to announce Gabriel Donleavy presenting his talk on the big four asteroids.

Gabriel qualified in astrology with the UK Faculty of Astrological Studies in 1977 when he won its gold medal in the final exams. He served on the committee of the Astrological Association of Great Britain for several years and edited its newsletter Transit for 3 of them.

He was the station astrologer for BBC Radio Medway before moving to Singapore for his university work. While in the Far East for the next 20 years, he did corporate consulting and mundane astrology. On migrating to Parramatta in 2009, he was registered as a corporate specialist with the Australian Psychic Society. He wrote 49 monthly columns for the online Psychic Times in the US under the byline "Serenity Fair" before the channel changed hands in 2010.He is still a professor of accounting at UWS despite 5 squares to a Jupiter Chiron conjunction, including a double from Saturn and Mars.

In his talk tonight, he takes up the theme of asteroids, following the recent talks on Hygea and Chiron. He will outline the mythology of Juno, Athena, Ceres and Vesta and give everyone a list of famous women whose charts we will look at. This will enable audience members to guess which women had which asteroids prominent in their birth charts, and then to see if they guessed right. Gabriel writes: "The 4 big asteroids go some way to rectifying the masculinist biases and imbalances of traditional astrology, in which so called female characteristics are stereotyped and overloaded onto the Moon and Venus and projected onto the imaginary space called Lilith. What if we renamed a few planets to even things out and reflect today's society rather than that of ancient Rome? Should Venus really be Diana/Artemis and Mars be Venus, for example? Should the dwarf Pluto keep the name give it by a young lady (who happened to be named Venestia) over breakfast with her grandad in Oxford one March morning in 1931? If the names are divinely inspired or inner plane directed, then is it time to reverse Vesta's sacrifice of her place on Olympus? She gave up her seat to Dionysus who, typical man-god, wasn't even grateful."


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