The Phases of the Moon

Philip Heaton SpeakerNet Sponsor


Region:
North West
Notice Period:
Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
Fee:
Paid: £55
Category:
Hobbies
Updated:
5th August 2024
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Educational and informative talk on the phases of the Moon. Each phase is illustrated and identified to enable the viewer to understand what they can observe themselves. The effect of each phase is outlined in both the energy acting on the general public and the behaviour noticed in society. For example the Full Moon madness. Also the effect on any individual born under a certain phase and how they will be compelled to manifest a certain way of behaviour. Each phase is also linked to the Wheel of the Year. The original pagan way of understanding the passing seasons and what actions to take collectively to live in tune with nature.

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About Philip Heaton

Astrologer with over thirty years experience loves to introduce people in an entertaining and yet informative way to the real subject of astrology. Very experienced public speaker and qualified adult education teacher I have lectured throughout the country, with a variety of illustrated talks given to peer groups and the general public, including well known organisations and societies.More information about myself and the talks can be found on the astrology group website. Short notice availability if possible so please enquire.


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