On this page I list information about people, books and other fun
things that have added a lot to my life. I would like to share these
with you.
Debra Silverman: Debra has lived in many places including Canada,
Los Angeles, CA, the island of Kauai and currently lives in
Boulder, CO with her teenage son. Debra has conducted telephonic
readings for more than twenty years, and her clients include many
celebrities.
Her focus is on personality versus the soul and she looks primarily
at your natal chart and current transits or influences. The influence
of Saturn as a teacher, and becoming your own authority, is also
covered thoroughly in a session with Debra.
Ray Mardyks: Ray is well versed in traditional astrology, but his
gift is in stellar astrology. Traditional astrology has four windows
or portals according to Ray, whereas stellar astrology has twelve.
Ray also practices galactic astrology and with a minimum of eighty
eight portals.
Sylvia Guersensveig: While I lived at The Esalen Institute in Big
Sur from 1997 to 2001, Sylvia, the resident astrologer and I became
good friends. It was her idea to lay the astrological landscapes in
a mandala and have cards representing the planets with key words
placed in each landscape. While I lived there I was fortunate enough
to enjoy Sylvia’s New Moon Oracles every month. When I moved to Kauai
in 2001 I built on her original idea and created collages of pictures,
symbols and words.
Sylvia’s unique approach to astrology sessions is this and that she
uses the draconian approach, which has a more soul centered approach.
Richard Tarnas: Passion of the Western Mind
Caroline Casey: Making the Gods Work for You: The Astrological Language of the Psyche
Alan Oken: Soul Centered Astrology
My Other Favorite Authors:
Woolfe’s work on Pluto
Howard Sassportas
All the books by Liz Greene
The Mountain Astrologer
Kauai Tree Houses - Neil Stewart (Email: kauaitreehouses@aol.com)
Alohavacationrental - Susan Tickle
The Hyatt Hotel in Poipu
Cam’s condo in Poipu Kapili
Fyre house up in Hanalei
Fyre cottage in Koloa town
Drinks at Dukes on Kalapaki Beach
Champagne at sunset and watch the colors change on the Menuhune Fishpond
A drive through the tunnel of trees as you head into Koloa
Sunset at Salt Ponds or Kekaha – you can even build a bonfire
A drive into the Waimea Canyon
A long walk on Polihale Beach on the west side
A drive up to Hanalei
A sunset drink from the terrace at the Princeville Hotel
A boat trip to the Na Pali
A helicopter tour of the island – the two hour in which you land at a private waterfall with Inter Island is very special
Plate lunch from Koloa Fish market – pick up and drive to enjoy it on Poipu Beach at a picnic table
Whale watching from Makuena Point on the south from November through March
A luau – my favorite is still at Smiths Tropical Paradise
The local fish such as ahi, ono, opah, opakapaka
The pupu platter at Brenneckes at sunset right on the beach at Poipu
A work out or yoga class and steam bath at the Hyatt’s spa
A trip to the Hindu Monastery in Wailua
A vegan organic delicious meal while enjoying belly/hulu dancing at Blossoming Lotus in Kapaa
