Join a deep-dive into learning the future through Tarot cards, astrology, and more.
When the future is uncertain, people often turn to occult and cosmic guidance through methods such as astrology, Tarot cards, phrenology, and other forms of truth-seekingJoin the London Fortean Society for an in-depth exploration of predicting the future through magic and not-quite-science
Confirmed Talks:
Kelly-Ann Maddox - Using The Tarot
Kelly-Ann Maddox is an award-winning professional Tarot reader, witchcraft mentor, and authorHer approach to the Tarot focuses on enhancing mental well-being, encouraging spiritual evolution, and addressing real-world challengesIn her talk, she will explore the value of Tarot as a tool for navigating life's obstacles and as a powerful magical instrumentPrepare to be inspired and motivated, with new ideas on how to use your Tarot deck to achieve personal growth
Jen Cownie - Wild Card: Let the Tarot Tell Your Story
Each Tarot card you draw opens up new possibilitiesWhat will the cards reveal? What lessons and insights might they offer? At its core, Tarot is a storytelling device-a deck of symbols and narratives that can spark conversations, inspire ideas, and reveal new perspectivesTarot reader Jen Cownie will show you how to use the Tarot to add a touch of magic to your lifeWhether you're learning to read for yourself and others, refreshing your knowledge, or simply curious, Wild Card will demonstrate how the Tarot can enrich your lifeJen's new book, Wild Card: Let the Tarot Tell Your Story, will be available for purchase on the day
In 2018, Jen Cownie and Fiona Lensvelt launched their stage show, Litwitchure, and have since appeared at events across the UK, using Tarot as a tool for self-exploration and conversationTheir interviewees have included Pulp's Jarvis Cocker, Nina Stibbe, Emma Jane Unsworth, and many moreWild Card is their first book
Bernard Eccles - The Underground River: A History of Astrology
Astrology, like an underground river, flows through human culture, sometimes visible and sometimes not, but never entirely absentThis talk will trace astrology's development from Mesopotamian skywatchers and the Greek invention of the horoscope, through its Renaissance uses, its decline in the 18th century, its 19th-century revival, the rise of newspaper horoscopes in the 20th century, and its vibrant presence on the internet todayHow does astrology continue to endure? What does it offer that other worldviews do not? Bernard Eccles will explore these questions and more
Bernard Eccles has lectured on astrology for over 25 yearsHe is a life member of the Astrological Lodge of London and served as its president from 1988 to 1994
Professor Chris French - Science and Astrology
While Western astrology has remained largely unchanged over the past 2,000 years, science has evolved dramatically in the last 200 yearsFor astrology believers, this constancy is evidence of their worldview's eternal truth, contrasting with science's ever-changing natureHowever, this is a key indicator of astrology's pseudoscientific status, which disregards extensive empirical research that shows astrology consistently fails rigorous testingProfessor Chris French will discuss why astrology is considered a pseudoscience and explore the psychology behind belief in astrology and other forms of divination
Chris French is Emeritus Professor and Head of the Anomalistic Psychology Research Unit at Goldsmiths, University of LondonHe is a Fellow of the British Psychological Society and the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, and a Patron of Humanists UKHe is the author of The Science of Weird Shit: Why Our Minds Conjure the Paranormal
Avril Price - Tarot's Social History
Avril Price is a Tarot consultant, tutor, mentor and author based at The College of Psychic Studies in South Kensington, LondonShe reads Tarot from a Psycho-spiritual perspective, which is an observation of the integration between the inner world and the physical oneHer particular interest is in how we can work with the intuitive faculty to navigate a path towards positive life choices and fresh perspectives, leading to a greater understanding of self and the world we inhabitAvril is renowned for her down to earth approachShe has a passion for building and sustaining community
In her talk, Avril will take us on a walk through the history of Tarot, how it came to be used in predictive practice and its place in the domestic domain
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