ForumOnAstrology presents
An Internet Conference
Three Days of Live Video Broadcasts
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
October 1st, 2nd and 3rd, 2010
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Ronnie Dreyer
Ronnie Gale Dreyer is an internationally-known consultant, lecturer, and teacher based in New York City. A pioneer in making Indian astrology accessible to Western audiences, she is the author of Vedic Astrology, Venus, and Healing Signs, and a contributor to numerous anthologies, journals, and magazines. Ronnie has spoken at conferences throughout the world, and her books and articles have been translated into Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, Finnish, and Czech.

She teaches for ACVA (American College of Vedic Astrology), holds the title of Jyotish Kovid from the Indian Council of Astrological Sciences, and is NCGR-PAA Level IV certified. Ronnie was AFAN’s Secretary and Presiding Officer, and is the editor of NCGR’s memberletter. She received AFAN’s Jim Lewis Community Service Award (1998), and the Marion D. March Regulus Award for Community Service (2002).

Ronnie attends Columbia University, where she is in the M.A. program for South Asian Languages and Cultures, specializing in Sanskrit.
Web: www.ronniedreyer.com
Email: ronnie@ronniedreyer.com.

Lectures:

  • The Power of Venus Cycles
    Please note: This lecture uses tropical astrology.

    Once again, as it does every 584 days or so, Venus will retrograde between October 8 - November 18, 2010. We will learn all about the cycle of Venus including the planet's retrograde cycle, inferior/superior conjunctions with the Sun, heliacal risings/settings, transition from Evening to Morning Star and back again, and its eight year period when it returns to its own position.

    We will see what ancient omens say about it, how these forecasts are as relevant today as they were then, and discover how these positions, easy to compute, provide amazing forecasting tools by which we can pinpoint with amazing precision both personal and mundane events. Even if you have heard Ronnie talk about the cycle before, this lecture will focus on this particular retrograde and the transition from evening to morning star.