Brian Clark

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Canadian-Australian metaphysician and astrologer since 1972, the co-founder with Stase Mikal of "Fraternity for Canadian Astrologers" and editor of their national journal and newsletter. He served as International Vice-President of ISAR and President of the Ottawa Astrological Society. He has twice received awards from the Canadian astrological society, received the Education Award from the Federation of Australian Astrologers and been nominated twice for the international Regulus Award. He is the author of "The Sibling Constellation," Penguin Arkana: 1999 as well as numerous articles and booklets on astrology. Formerly a pro accountant, Brian has his BA from Sir George Williams University in Montreal, Canada and his Graduate Diploma in Classics and Archaeology from Melbourne University. He became a lecturer and teacher and the host of a cable TV show in Canada. He also lectures on myth in the Nexus program and conducts tours to sacred suites in Greece through Odyssey. After marrying, he moved to Australia in the '80s where be was affiliated with and president of The Federation of Australian Astrologers (FAA). He formed Astro*Synthesis in 1986, Melbourne, as an astrological educational program. Three years later the school relocated at The Chiron Center where it continues to conduct its training program, offering a four-year part-time educational course with supplementary workshops on Saturdays. The main tutors in the program are Brian Clark and Glennys Lawton, both of whom are Accredited Astrology Teachers (AAT) with the Federation of Australian Astrologers (FAA) and teach classes in all four years of the curriculum. Other teachers assist in the first two years of the program and specialist teachers take units in the advanced program.