
In the Hermetic texts, the soul’s journey back to the divine begins at the Moon. She is the first sphere of the ascent, the threshold between earth and heaven. On the way down, it is through her that the soul receives the gifts of the planets above.
Seen through a Hermetic and Archetypal lens, the Moon is the soul’s most intimate layer. She rules everything in us that rises and falls: moods, memories, appetites, habits, and instincts. She is also the realm of infancy, of the occult and the unconscious psyche, of the mother and of motherhood. Above all, she is the emotional world itself, both how we react and how we protect and nurture.
In this workshop, we explore the nature and meaning of the Moon in astrology as we travel through the twelve signs of the zodiac, discovering how each one gives her a different face. We will meet the Moon in the natal chart in each of the participants.
About the Speaker
Soledad Davies is an academic researcher and practitioner of astrology. She holds an MA in Cultural Astronomy and Astrology from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UK), where she is currently completing a PhD on the reception of theurgy in contemporary astrology. Her work explores the intersection of astrology, philosophy, and esotericism in the Western traditions. She is currently a visiting researcher at the Centre for the History of Hermetic Philosophy at the University of Amsterdam. Soledad is the founder of an astrology school where she teaches in Spanish soledavies.com and author of “Astrología, Filosofía y Magia” (Ed. Kairos, 2026)
Format
All-day workshop
Date & Time
Saturday, December 12 from 10.00 - 17.00
Language
The workshop will be conducted in English.
Price & Admission
€67,-
House with the Heads
Keizersgracht 123, 1015 CJ Amsterdam
A fifteen-minute walk from Amsterdam Central Station. Prefer public transport? Take trams 13 or 17, or bus 170, 172, or 174 to the Westermarkt stop. From there, walk back a short distance, turn left onto Keizersgracht, and you will find us on your right after 300 meters.
Amsterdam is best explored on two wheels, and the EFM is no exception. Ample bike parking is available along the Keizersgracht.
Parking in the area is paid (~ €8,05 per hour), and spaces can be difficult to find. The nearest parking garages are Q-park Nieuwendijk at Nieuwezijds Kolk 18 (650 meters), Q-park Bijenkorf at Beursstraat 15 (950 meters), and Q-park Europarking at Marnixstraat 250 (1,300 meters). You can also park at a P+R location and travel into the centre by public transport.
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