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 The National Council for Geocosmic Research (NCGR) is a non-profit member organization that supports education and research exploring the relationship between cosmic patterns, earthly events and human affairs. We have the most active and accomplished astrological education system in the country. The Boston Chapter is the second largest NCGR chapter, with approximately 250 members. We meet approximately once a month on Saturday afternoons from September to May. Our workshops are dedicated to increasing astrological knowledge and to providing a sense of community for those interested in astrology. All who are interested are welcome.
 Saturday, September 15, 2012
Don Cerow
USA – History and Predictions
Through extensively studying the historical record year after year, Don has gained an intimate grasp on the characteristics and personality of our country’s soul. Join us as we journey through more than two hundred years of our past, examining many of the patterns found in the US chart, and of how they manifested. Learn what the stars have had to say about this great land, and help unravel the mysteries of the future as we ponder the celestial combinations of the upcoming year. From 1996 until 2003, Don wrote yearly “Predictions for the USA” for a national magazine.
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Ceres & Pluto & The BP Oil Spill & This Summer’s Cardinal Climax by Joyce Levine
 On August 24, 2006, astronomers upgraded Ceres to a dwarf planet and downgraded Pluto to a dwarf planet. When a new planet is found (or in this case elevated), it generally signifies that major world changes are likely to come about. (Uranus heralded individual freedom and with it the American and French Revolutions; Pluto brought atomic [...]
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A Universe Within by Mark Wolz
 Consider the universe as a vibrant, pulsating field of energy. Stars radiate light, planets rotate and revolve through their cycles, asteroids shuttle around in their orbits, comets streak along their paths. Now look into an electron microscope: Every molecule is a field of energy; the atoms are clusters of neutrons, protons and electrons swirling about. [...]
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Astrology and Relationships By Pat Taglilatelo
 Can you relate to these scenarios? You meet a potential love interest and immediately begin counting the ways your charts interact. “Your Moon makes a trine to my Ascendant; my Moon conjoins your Venus. And your Ascendant forms a sextile to my Midheaven.” You look forward to getting to know this person better.
Or perhaps it’s [...]
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