Philip

Sedgwick

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A researcher by nature, Mr. Sedgwick, investigated the astrological signatures of aviation disasters, intensively explored the effects of galactic phenomena on astrology and is an astrological authority on Comet Halley. Currently, he continues research relating to planetary cycles affecting commercial aviation and aerospace. He monitors and researches radiation disturbances from not only the Sun, but also originating in the newly encountered Soft Gamma Ray repeaters. His latest research passion involves investigation of the unusual Centaur and Trans-Neptunian Objects found weaving the inner solar system with the depths of space.

 Mr. Sedgwick has lectured internationally, and has conducted classes at several United Astrology Congresses and American Federation of Astrologers conventions. He has also presented lectures for the American Institute of Astrology, International Society for Astrological Research, National Council of Geocosmic Research and at many regional conferences such as NORWAC and ROMAC. His expertise extends beyond astrology into metaphysics and parapsychology. He has been involved in an extensive research project dealing with paranormal photography.

 Forever on the leading edge of astrology, Philip will keep his finger on the pulse of the latest astrophysical discovery and bring it down to Earth for others to enjoy and use.

 

Video On DVD by Philip Sedgwick

 

The Capricorn Conspiracy

Does Capricorn really conspire to shut down the flow of emotion and turn a person toward only purpose driven mundane gain? Nah. Hardly. Friday Philip will discuss some of the more intricate and evolved elements of Capricorn derived from the signs rich mythology and galactic components. Where did the sea goat and unicorn go? What about the fastest spinning pulsar known and the bastard star SS433, both in Capricorn? It's time to put up with Pluto and Jupiter and Capricorn... that is – put up one's destiny banner, not put up with less than you want.

This Title is available for the special introductory price of $16.99

 

 

The New Solar System

Okay, get over it. Pluto is still a planet... a dwarf planet, but so he's still a planet. So is Eris and Ceres and 2003 EL61. Oh yeah, Eris is larger than Pluto and we all know size matters. What's an astrologer to do? Since 1993 we've discovered bodies that take nearly 11,000 years to orbit the Sun (Sedna) and another that takes 30,000 years to orbit the Sun in our solar system. To prevent clients demanding refunds from astrologers not using a full solar system of planets, you might want to join in all the insightful fun.

This Title is available for the special introductory price of $27.99