Nick Dagan Best On Astrology
My friend Nick Dagan Best has a new video up on Youtube from his interview in the forthcoming documentary Return of the Magi. It is a rather insightful look into the the views and the practices of a contemporary astrologer. If you are not very familiar with astrology, or you don’t know much about how astrologers view the subject, then I would highly recommend that you watch this video, as it gives a pretty thorough introduction.
My favorite line from the clip is Nick’s statement in response to a question about skepticism of astrology:
I wake up every morning with the express intent of disproving astrology, and I go to bed every night having failed miserably.
Here is the clip:
More information about the movie that this interview will be incorporated into can be found at returnofthemagi.com. The Association for Young Astrologers is hosting the movie premiere of Return of the Magi on May 18th in Denver, Colorado at the United Astrological Conference. Tickets for the event can be purchased on the AYA website. For more information about Nick Dagan Best and his work see his website ExotericAstrology.com
Related posts:
- The Return of the Magi: An Astrological Documentary
- Nick Dagan Best on Venus and Mars Retrograde Cycles
- Rob Hand and Nick Campion – Kepler College Graduation Speeches
- Reflections on the United Astrology Conference – UAC 2008
- CNN Confuses Astrologers With Psychics
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I love the idea musicians are “playing the ephemeris”. Great interview.
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