Dobins Zippora

(Dobyns; nee Pottendzher (Pottenger))
(p. 26.08.1921, 3:47 GT, Chicago) --
She graduated from the University of Chicago, specializing in anthropology (BA, 1944), and then continued the anthropological work in the graduate school of Chicago and University of Arizona. In 1948, Mr.. She married Henry F. Dobinsa. They had four children (all of them subsequently took her maiden name): Rick, William, Marita and Mark Pottendzher. D. divorced her husband in 1956. In the same year she began studying astrology, taking lessons from one of the students of the Church of the Light. She was among the first astrologers who passed AFA in 1960. Then D. arrived in Tucson, at the University of Arizona, where she received her master's (1966) and doctorate in clinical psychology (PhD, 1969). While in Tucson, she also conducted a daily radio show and column in the weekly newspaper. In 1968. D. was ordained Los Angeles Public Church of Religious Science, and the next year moved to Los Angeles for their work in this church.

Active work D. began in 1970 when she joined the CCRS (Community Church of Religious Science - Community Church of Religious Science), and began to carry out their unique school. Widespread fame has created D. 16 - day intensive course in astrology. D. lectured in 38 U.S. states and 13 countries. She has received international recognition for its achievements in astrology, primarily because of its concept of an astrological "Alphabet" and the pioneering work in the study of asteroids. D. - Winner "Regulus" (Regulus Award) for his achievements in astrological education (1992) and several other astrological awards. She is a founder and board member of ISAR, a member of the Advisory Board of NCGR and AFAN. D. - Main author of two periodicals: "The Mutable Dilemma" and "Asteroid-World".