Its Written in the Heavens!
The Summit Lighthouse Australia (TSLA) Board recently commissioned the services of Karen Drye, a student of Astrology for over three decades to provide an Astrology chart for TSLA. With experience and training in modern, classical, Vedic & Hellenistic Astrology methods and a deep understanding of the complexities of Astrology, Karen highlighted many insightful and positive aspects.

Using the date, time & location on the formation of TSLA – 14th January 2016, 9.30am at Wisemans Ferry (NSW), Karen interpreted the Natal chart (where the planets were located at the time of birth) and Transits chart (when the planets move in the heavens) to update us about the blueprint of the organisation.
Karen stated, “the essence of the chart captured quite a few wonderful qualities”. One aspect in particular is also the same aspect of what Elizabeth Clare Prophet actually had in her Astrology chart as well, Faith. The type of Faith that can move mountains!
Other aspects in the chart inlcude:
Compassion, power, strength & love – like Kuan Yin (this gets stronger from 2018).
General sense of happiness, positive thinking, great joy & spreading joy to others.
Tremendous amount of strength, courage, will power & determination. (Aspects that Karen calls the ‘Superman’ aspect, with regenerative power – connected to the planet of hope & religion).
Elements of tremendous patience, stability, will power & ability to keep going and accomplish the goal.
Jupiter brings education, philosophy & religion. The way this aspects shows, is its ability to transform people & help them renew their faith at a very deep level.
Great chart for outreach & Summit University (SU). SU is positive for the next 10 years & gets stronger over a couple of years up to 2025.
New ideas, new ways of doing things & new technology is coming into the chart, which is exciting!
Guardian Angel presence, a protection quality that everything will work out in the end.
Strong cohesion, harmoniousness and a lot of Hope to bring Australia forward with great leadership.

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