5th February 2026 7:30pm (UK time GMT). Entrance from 7.15pm Pluto and the Otherworld: An Alternative Approach with Deborah Morgan
Astrologers often refer to the myths of the Classical Underworld involving Hades and Persephone when exploring these potentially life-changing transits. Yet in other cultures such as the Celtic Traditions of the British Isles, the Otherworld is adjacent to the natural world and accessed merely by a chance encounter or crossing a river. Can this different cultural approach offer new perspectives into our interpretation of Pluto transits? Join Deborah for an exploration of astrological and mythological themes that provide a fresh and intriguing approach.
Bio: Deborah Morgan DFAstrolS. BA Hons. interweaves astrology with mythology and the Western Mystery Tradition. In addition to tutoring for the Faculty of Astrological Studies, she runs the College of Astrology and Magic which helps students integrate astrology as a spiritual practice and teaches the technical skill of rectification. Deborah’s client work focuses on personal development and aligning with the natural rhythms of the earth and heavens, bringing these into both conscious awareness and inner knowing.
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Since 1981, Aquarius Severn has provided a forum for astrology and related subjects, encouraging exchange of ideas, learning and an exploration of the nature and meaning of astrology.
We provide a gathering place where you can find out more about the many facets of this fascinating subject. Our talks are an opportunity to meet with people from a variety of backgrounds and ages with a shared interest and experience of astrology.
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Our 2026 talks
5th March 2026 7:30pm (UK time GMT). Entrance from 7.15pm Where might astrological research lead? with Tom Stedall
Tom says: "When I first became interested in astrological research, I encountered two sets of views. On the one hand was the view that astrology cannot be quantified; on the other that it must be to be taken seriously. I agree with neither. In this talk, I look at some recent examples of astrological research, to show how relatively little exists, even compared to other ‘controversial’ fields. From here, I outline some of the particular challenges of, and possible approaches to astrological research. Importantly, this is about testing claims, not to ‘prove’ or ‘disprove’ astrology, but to enrich understanding of it."
Bio: Tom Stedall studied physics at Cambridge University and holds a PhD in physics from Bristol University in computational biochemistry. He was a visiting scholar in Philosophy and Religion at the California Institute of Integral Studies, is a research assistant to Dr Rupert Sheldrake, and is a Research Fellow of the Schumacher Institute. Dr Stedall’s empirical study, The Gods of War (2023) was published in Correlation 36.1, and he is currently serving as co-guest editor of Correlation. Tom’s fundamental and connecting interest is in the nature of consciousness.
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7th May 2026 7:30pm (UK time BST). Entrance from 7.15pm The Secret Self: Reflections from the 7th House with Carole Taylor
The 7th is much more than just the house of relationship. It holds a hidden element of the personality and hidden potentials, made potent through projection but subject to our fear of the unknown. The journey towards inner wholeness inevitably leads us into the territory of the 7th, which comes to life through encounters – with other people, but also with events and activities that evoke the complex around 7th house planets, the sign on the cusp and its ruler. This talk will explore the enigmas of this house, including its role in astrological consultancy and client work.
Bio: Carole Taylor, MA, FFAstrolS, is a full-time astrologer focusing on client work and teaching. She had a long career with the Faculty of Astrological Studies, as President, Summer School Organiser, Director of Studies, and founder of its Online Classes. She co-manages Asteria Teaching and the Centre for Astrology, Myth & Symbol and is a tutor at Astrology University and the Centre for Relationships & Astrology. She holds an MA in Myth, Cosmology & the Sacred and was for several years a tutor on the Sophia MA in Cultural Astronomy & Astrology at the University of Wales. She is author of Astrology: Using the Wisdom of the Stars in Your Everyday Life.
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Aquarius Severn needs help !
The Aquarius Severn Astrology Society is run on a voluntary basis by a committee and helpers who spread the work between them.
We need help. Please consider whether you might be able to support Aquarius Severn Astrology Society in a practical way, so that we can continue to thrive.
You do not need to be an astrologer or to live close to our Cheltenham base.
You do need an interest in astrology and an enthusiasm to see the Society continue to flourish.
Specific tasks are accounting, publicity/social media, booking and liaising with speakers.
Involvement in the Society can be as a helper focusing on a specific task or as a committee member having input on a broader level. If you would like to help to keep the Society going, please get in touch with a committee member by email or via our contact page.