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Appendix C: Astrological Organizations, Schools, and Web Resources
lytical theory, counseling methods, systems theory, and more. Because of Kepler’s unique
design, its students not only learn about astrology, but they learn how to think on their feet,
reason, solve problems, and communicate. All of the benefits of a well-rounded college education
are integrated into the Kepler program, and students learn those skills while studying
astrology. Kepler offers a Distance Learning with Symposia Program. Each academic term is 12
weeks long, 11 of which of are presented online. Students complete reading, writing, and
research assignments under the email guidance of the faculty. One week each term, students
are required to gather in Seattle, Washington, for a seven-day on-site symposium, the centerpiece
of the academic program.
Magi Society: 847a Second Ave., 245 New York, NY 10017. Tel.: (212) 867-2905. Email:
magiastro@aol.com. Websites: www.magisociety.com, www.datewiththestars.com, and www.
loveoracle.com. Worldwide membership exceeds 2,000 and provides members with unique
computer software. Authors of three books: Astrology Really Works!, Magi Society Ephemeris
Including Secrets of Magi Astrology, and Magi Astrology—The Key to Success in Love and Money.
National Council for Geocosmic Research (NCGR): Contact: Iva Milson. P.O. Box 38866,
Los Angeles, CA 90038. Tel.: (818) 761-6433. Fax: (818) 505-1440. Email: montra@earthlink.net.
Website: http://www.geocosmic.org. Membership secretary: Linda Fei. 1359 Sargent
Ave., St. Paul, MN 55105. Tel: (651) 598-1691. Email: LindaFei@aol.com. NCGR is an astrological
organization dedicated to education and research. The word “geocosmic” refers to correspondences
and cycles that relate earthly to celestial phenomena. NCGR was founded in
1971 in Massachusetts and is now a global organization with chapters and members all over
the world. Current membership consists of more than 40 chapters worldwide and includes over
3,000 members in 26 countries on six continents. Local NCGR chapters host study groups,
hold monthly lectures, and publish their own newsletters. Their SIGS (special interest groups)
cover asteroids, declinations, earth and cycles, financial astrology, fixed stars, Sabian symbols,
and Uranian/cosmobiology (Uranian Society). NCGR also publishes six member letters per
year and the NCGR Journal, an educational publication issued at the winter and summer solstices.
NCGR’s educational program is a four-level program.
New York Astrology Centre: 370 Lexington Ave., Suite 416, New York, NY 10017-6503.
Tel./Fax: (212) 949-7275. Email: books@afund.com. Website: www.afund.com/shop. Contact:
Henry Weingarten.
Noel Tyl Master’s Degree Certification Course in Astrology: Tel.: (480) 816-0000. Email:
njt@mindspring.com. website: www.noeltyl.com. Considered one of the finest courses available
in astrology today, the Noel Tyl course has enrolled over 250 students internationally.
This correspondence course is designed for students with astrology experience requiring at
least 15 to 20 chart interpretations, good astrology software capable of multiple tasks, and word
processing capability for clear homework assignments. The course consists of 19 in-depth
lessons. Each lesson will require 40 to 50 hours to complete. Tyl studies each lesson personally
and returns a tape (25 to 45 minutes) to the student with his personal guidance. Each student
proceeds at his or her personal pace, but Tyl recommends that a lesson be completed every four
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