Astrology for the Soul with Moses Siregar III

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Moses Siregar III uses both Western and Vedic astrology in his astrological practice, providing an alchemical emphasis for the benefit of his international clientele, which he has been devotedly serving for fifteen years. His B.A. in Religious Studies and his life devoted to spiritual activism have given him a unusually holistic approach to astrology, blending an authentic heart-based understanding with a wide-ranging technical proficiency.

He is among the first generation of astrologers to have gone through the full process to become ISAR CAP certified (International Society for Astrological Research, Certified Astrological Professional), after being in practice for over ten years, and passing ISAR courses in ethics and consulting skills, in addition to passing a comprehensive written exam. After going through the training, Moses was chosen as one of less than a dozen astrologers to become further certified as teachers of the ISAR Consulting Skills Training course.

He started an astrological assocation while he lived on Maui, and was the first President of the Association for Young Astrologers (AYA). Moses is a certified Astro*Carto*Grapher through the Jim Lewis Continuum Foundation. In the Spring of 2009, Moses was chosen as the first annual recipient of the Stella Award by the Arizona Society of Astrologers (ASA), "In appreciation for outstanding contributions to the field of astrology." In addition to his own remarkable approach to locational astrocartography, which goes beyond traditional Astro*Carto*Graphy methods, and healing through flower and vibrational essences, he offers individual tutoring and long-distance classes to scores of gifted students.

His website offers one of the most original and creative free astrology courses on the internet, in addition to articles from numerous columnists.

His email newsletter goes out to over 15,000 subscribers, and Moses has been published in a variety of international journals, including The Mountain Astrologer. Moses travels teaching Astrology workshops, and was among the faculty for the prestigious ISAR 2003 and 2005 Conferences, as well as the ACVA (vedic astrology) 2007 and UAC 2008 conferences. He is the organizer of The Blast, an astrology conference held in Sedona, AZ.

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