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Inside This Issue |  President's Message June 2014WIlliam Levacy, Ph.D. |
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The summer solstice is a point in time in the northern Hemisphere, when the earth is most directly tilted on its axis toward the Sun. Prithivi, the Earth, bows in gratitude to Surya, the Sun who brings light and warmth to all living beings. On this day, members of various cultures, enjoy celebrations, marking this as the longest day of the year. The Devas, or shining one representing the powers of nature, are most fully lighted up on this day. It is a time to be jubilant and to celebrate the bounties of nature’s goodness. "Like" Us on Facebook! |
When we look at the calendar of events for this summer season, we see several opportunities to participate in the celebration of summer’s long lights. We have made a list of announcements below. Be sure to attend at least one of these events and join in with others in sharing the blessings of knowledge and community. ACVA also wants to welcome Angela Pennington and Shoba Mohan, - Read Complete Article William R. (Bill) Levacy, Ph.D. President, American College of Vedic Astrology™
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 | | The Observatory Planetary Transits 2014 Planets: Summer Solstice – Autumnal Equinox June 21st marks the Summer Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere. The day when the Sun reaches its most northern position in the sky, and seems to stand still before changing direction, going south again, until December 21. June 21 is the longest day, and the shortest night of the year, north of the equator. The planets begin this season is these positions: Read The Complete Article By Charlotte Benson ACVA Board Memeber |
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| The Summertime Celebrations |
| July - 2014 | |
| 11 | Full Moon (4:26 am PDT) Guru Purnima |
| 26 | New Moon (03:42 pm PDT) |
| August - 2014 | |
| 01 | Nag Panchami |
| 10 | Raksha Bandhan |
| 10 | Full Moon ( 11:10 am PDT) |
| 17 | Krishna Janmashtami |
| 25 | New Moon (07:13 am PDT) |
| 29 | Ganesh Chaturthi |
| September - 2014 | |
| 07 | Onam |
| 08 | Full Moon ( 06:38 pm PDT) |
| 22 | Autumnal/ Fall Equinox (7:29 pm PDT) |
| 23 | New Moon (11:13 pm PDT) |
| 25 | Navaratri Begins |
| 30 | Durga Puja |
| ACVA Board Members Meet with ICAS Leaders |
 | | Shoba Mohan and Bill Levacy of ACVA met with ICAS leaders Gayatri Devi Vasudev and A.B. Shukla on June 12. They all participated in a Vedic Astrology Conference at the Arsha Vidya Gurukulum in Saylorsburg. Pennsylvania. Be sure to sign up for these great opportunities to expand your knowledge of Vedic astrology!! |
| Upcoming Conferences Be sure to sign up for great opportunities to expand your knowledge of Vedic astrology! |
June 19th dancingshiva.com • vedicconference.com/ • July 3rd sivanandayogafarm.org
| Vedic Astrology CoachingTM (VAC) |
 The Vedic Astrology Coach™ works with the client to identify their purpose in life The ACVA Certification course in Vedic Astrology Coaching™ introduces you to the practice of using Life Coaching, along with Vedic astrology. VAC is a process and a strategy to help clients achieve the highest level of their personal destiny as outlined in their Vedic astrology charts. In its first year of operation, as of December, 2013, the ACVA VAC program has graduated eight (8) ACVA Certified Vedic Astrology Coaches ™ (VAC). Coaching is a process proven to have great potential for improving the quality of an individual's life and their general performance in the workplace, or for whatever course of action they have selected for themselves in the world.
This course will clarify what coaching really is, how it can be integrated with Vedic astrology and how the two combined can be an effective method to develop persons and teams. You will learn what Vedic Astrology coaching is, how it works, and when you can use it effectively to help a client in a Vedic astrology chart interpretation session. email info@acvaonline.org for more information Those that sign up by Labor Day, get a complimentary first week of course tuition!
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Editor: Gayatri Devi Vasudev