About This Event

What if abundance is not only about what you achieve, but also about what you learned to receive? Jupiter represents expansion, generosity, wisdom, faith, and the ability to grow. In astrology, its placement in your birth chart can reveal something about how you experience opportunity, abundance, confidence, and the gifts you are able to share with others. In this interactive workshop, we bring together Astrology, Family Constellations, mythology, and Kabbalah to explore the beliefs and family patterns that can shape our relationship with abundance. In this workshop, you will: • Discover your natal Jupiter and explore its sign and house • Explore family patterns around money, success, giving, receiving, and self-worth • Use Family Constellations to make hidden family dynamics more visible • Explore Jupiter as the archetype of the giver, teacher, protector, and benefactor • Discover the connection between Jupiter and Chesed, the sphere of mercy and expansion on the Kabbalistic Tree of Life • Participate in guided experiential exercises and meditation designed to help you recognize old patterns and create new choices This workshop helps you become more conscious of what you have inherited, what you believe you deserve, and how you relate to giving and receiving. Come explore your Jupiter, your family story, and your own capacity for expansion About the speaker, Elitsa Velikova and Gahl Sasson View profile Gahl Sasson is an astrologer, author, storyteller, and teacher of Kabbalah and mysticism who has taught internationally for more than 20 years. He is the author of Cosmic Navigator and A Wish Can Change Your Life, endorsed by His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. He has published annual astrology guides since 2018 and has taught at USC, Tel Aviv University, Esalen, Omega Institute, and other institutions worldwide. He was named “Los Angeles’ Best Astrologer” by W Magazine and has appeared on CNN, ABC News, and KTLA. Elitsa Velikova is a psychologist, expressive arts therapist, Family Constellations facilitator, and university teacher. She holds a Master’s degree in Expressive Arts Therapy from the European Graduate School in Switzerland and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the American University of London. She is an Honorary Tutor in Art Therapy at New Bulgarian University and founder and director of the Arts & Therapy Institute in Sofia. Since 2004, she has worked with individuals, couples, and groups, specializing in family therapy, childhood trauma, self-awareness, creative therapies, and meditation. She has led workshops and trainings internationally.

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