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Kabbalistic Astrology: The Wisdom of Your Soul

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We humans are complicated, dualistic beings, focused on being busy and appreciated and fretting about external circumstances such as finances, work and the troubles of the world. From birth we are trained to fit in and whether we agree or rebel, our ego’s belief about what is right and what is wrong will drive our lives unless we make conscious efforts to change that. We know that we are a soul with a body, not the other way around, but the soul seems to be a slippery thing and there is so much confusion about what is self, soul, spirit and higher self. Kabbalah offers a clear and practical design that shows us clearly the difference between who we think we are (ego), who we truly are (self), who we are meant to be (soul), who we came here to learn to become (higher self) and the help that is perennially available (spirit). Using stories, discerning through Kabbalistic astrology the blueprint of each participant’s soul, practical exercises and a life-changing internal journey, we will learn to recognise, listen to, and understand the levels within us in order to become our best (and happiest) selves. Maggy Whitehouse is an independent Christian minister or Henge Priest, a former BBC radio presenter and TV producer, stand-up comedian, Unity Online Radio presenter and author of 18 books. She has taught Kabbalah throughout the UK, the USA and Europe since 1994.
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