Tag: astrology
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astrocartography: travel & astrology combined
Wherever you go, there you are, but the sky speaks differently, depending on where you stand on planet Earth. Welcome to the magical world of astrocartography – where astrology meets geography, and your birth chart becomes a map to the world. This blog post will guide you through the foundations of astrocartography, how to find your map,…
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astrology is layered: just like you
Astrology is incredibly layered. You can revisit your chart again and again, and it keeps revealing more. That’s because astrology is not a static map, it’s a living, breathing language of life. Here’s a way to describe the layers of astrology. The Foundational Layer: Natal Blueprint This is your birth chart: the positions of the…
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so many layers: how astrology mirrors life complexity
Astrology is not just your natal chart. In fact, at any given moment, several different astrological layers are unfolding at the same time. Like multiple melodies playing together in one beautiful song. Each layer adds depth, showing different aspects of your journey. Here’s an overview: Your natal chart – the blueprint This is the map…
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vedic and western astrology
The difference between Vedic and Western astrology lies in their foundations, techniques, philosophy, and calculations, even though both use the same planets and zodiac signs. Here’s a breakdown of the core contrasts. Zodiac system: tropical vs sidereal Western astrology: Vedic astrology (jyotish): Result: most people’s chart shifts backward by about 23–24°, so a Leo sun…
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12 signs of the Moon in each house
Moon in 1st house Wears emotions openly, sensitive to surroundings, identity strongly tied to feelings, instinctively expressive. Self-care: honor your moods, practice self-acceptance, use movement or appearance to boost confidence Moon in 2nd house Emotions tied to stability, money, and possessions, finds comfort in the material world, values security. Self-care: budget for comfort, create a…
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history of modern western astrology
The history of modern Western astrology is a story of revival, adaptation, and integration, weaving together ancient traditions, scientific shifts, psychological movements, and cultural trends. Here’s a breakdown that traces astrology’s path from its ancient roots to its current form, focusing especially on how modern Western astrology developed from around the 19th century onward. Ancient…
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12 signs of the Moon
Moon in Aries Experiences emotions quickly and intensely, reacts instantly, thrives in challenges, craves independence, needs to act on feelings. Self-care: move your body, start a creative project, release frustration physically Moon in Taurus Steady and grounded emotions, craves comfort and stability, resists change, finds security in the familiar, deeply sensual. Self-care: spend time in…
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Pluto transit Neptune
This is a collective transit and usually has generational impact. In this case for me it is also highly personal. With a natal Neptune in Aquarius (early degrees), we are among a generation being initiated into deep questions of vision, power, illusion, truth, and collective transformation. Neptune in Aquarius (1998–2012 generation) brought dreams of connection,…
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most difficult astrology placement in my own chart
Someone recently asked me the question of what I find the most difficult placement in my own birth chart. I had to think a little bit but I realized that it is my dreamy, Pisces, flowly energy. I love this about me. But it also is the placement that gets me away from Earth. I…
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retrogrades in your natal chart
It is quite common to have retrograde planets in your natal chart, they are recognizable by a little R sign. The outer planets Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto spend months of the year appearing to move backward in the sky from our view on earth. What does it mean when you have a retrograde…
