AstroLocality Feng Shui with A. T. Mann
Saturday, May 30th 10:30 AM - 5:30 PM, Building C, Room C205, with One Hour Break for Lunch
When you combine your own astrology Local Space chart with the octagonal Feng Shui bua gua you get a unique and powerful way to affect and modify your environment so that it works for you on every level. It relocates your birth chart to the places where you live and work. Each planet has its own angle unique to you and once you discover these hidden keys, you can play with the energies that swirl around you and bring new life to your finances, energies, health, happiness, love-life and identity. This combination of east and west is profound and easy to understand. Bring your horoscope and plans of your house, apartment, land or office. The talk is illustrated.
A. T. (Tad) Mann received a five-year B.Arch. degree from Cornell University and worked as an award-winning architectural designer for major firms in New York City and Rome, Italy. He lived in England and Denmark for 26 years and now lives in Hudson, NY. Astrology Books and Media: Tad's 14 books cover a very wide range of subjects and have been translated into 20 languages. In the 1970s he created a series of yearly calendar books called the Phenomenon Book of Calendars that were published worldwide. The first book he wrote and illustrated was The Round Art: The Astrology of Time and Space published in 1979. He followed with Life Time Astrology (1984), Astrology and the Art of Healing (1989), The Future of Astrology (1988), Millennium Prophecies (1991) and finally A New Vision of Astrology (2003). His new book Sacred Landscapes with photographs by Lynn Davis, and his Mandala Astrological Tarot will be published by Sterlingin 2009. Organizations: He is a member of ISAR and Director of Publications for NCGR. He is also a member of the Author's Guild in New York. He was formerly an associate member of the American Institute of Architects. Tad Mann’s Astro Locality Feng Shui chart and report are available at tarot.com.
Advance Registration Rates: $50 NCGR Members / $60 Non-Members. Day of Event Rates: $60 NCGR Members / $70 Non-Members.
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There is no charge for Parking outside the Gates.
Weekend Rates:
2 – 2.5 Hours $4.00
2.5 – 3 Hours $6.00
More than 3 Hours: $8.00 / dayWeekday Rates:
2 – 3 Hours $2.00
3 – 4 Hours $3.00
4 – 5 Hours $5.00
More than 3 Hours: $7.00 / day
DIRECTIONS
For directions, visit Fort Mason’s website: http://www.fortmason.org/directions/index.shtml or see below:
East Bay Bay Bridge to Fremont Street Exit; on Fremont Street (100 yards north) take first right on Howard; left on Embarcadero and go 2 miles; left on Bay and go 2 miles; right on Buchanan. Cross Marina Blvd. and make sharp right into Fort Mason Center
North Bay Golden Gate Bridge (US 101) to Marina Exit; Marina Blvd. (1.5 miles) to Buchanan and turn left into Fort Mason Center.
Peninsula/South Bay (via US 101) Take US 101 North to 9th Street . Exit; 9th Street across Market and left on Hayes; right on Franklin; left on Bay; right to Buchanan. Cross Marina Blvd. and make sharp right into Fort Mason Center.
Peninsula/South Bay (via US 280) Take US 280 North to 19th Avenue . Exit; stay on 19th Avenue North toward Golden Gate Bridge ; thru Golden Gate Park ; 19th Avenue becomes Park Presidio Blvd. ; take Marina Blvd. Exit (last San Francisco exit); Marina Blvd. (1.5 miles) to Buchanan and turn left into Fort Mason Center .
MUNI Lines: 10 Townsend, 22 Fillmore, 29 19th Avenue , 30 Stockton , 47 Van Ness, 49 Van Ness/ Mission , 82x Presidio/Wharves Express.
TRANSPORTATION NUMBERS
Bay Area-wide transit information: www.transitinfo.org 817-1717 from any area code.
East Bay: BART/Bay Area Rapid Transit; www.bart.org (510) 465-2278.
North Bay: Golden Gate Transit; www.goldengate.org (415) 455-2000.
Peninsula/South Bay: SamTrans/CalTrain; www.caltrain.com (800) 660-4287.
San Francisco: MUNI/Municipal Railway; www.sfmuni.com (415) 673-6864.
SF Bay Area NCGR information: Phone: (415) 558-9614.