I’m in my second semester of psychological astrology, and one of the themes that continues to land in my body again and again is just how central the Moon is to our emotional lives. The more I study, the more I see that the Moon isn’t simply about moods or comfort foods or “being sensitive.” It’s the imprint of our earliest emotional world — the way we learned to be held, soothed, fed, and mirrored. The Moon describes how we  experienced  our mother or primary caregiver. Not

I was talking with my mentor—an astrologer I trust deeply—about the state of things. The question slipped out of me before I could think: “Are we headed for a civil war?”    They didn’t hesitate. “You’re already in it.” (this person lives overseas) Not a war of armies. A war of realities. And that answer landed in my body in a way that felt less like fear and more like recognition. Because if you look around, you can feel it: the fractures, the parallel truths, the sense that

Pluto transits to your Sun or Moon are some of the most transformative times in a life—if you're lucky enough to experience one. Not everyone will feel Pluto's hand on their shoulder, but those who do? They emerge utterly changed. These transits take their sweet time, typically stretching up to two years, because real transformation doesn't happen overnight. With a Pluto transit, change isn't just possible—it's inevitable. It's like the universe's most intense professor just

When we think of retrogrades, we often focus on two phases: The planet going retrograde The planet going direct However, there's much...

I wanted to share something truly fascinating with you—something that’s happening right now and has profound implications for our...