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What makes you feel loved and connected? Is it belly laughing over a shared joke, spending quiet time together, doing something creative, or showing and receiving kindness? The sign that Venus occupies in your chart holds some of the answers. It shows how you give and receive love, what you find beautiful, and the things that bring you joy. The sign that Venus is in shapes your approach to relationships: how you attract others, what makes you feel valued, and the energy you bring to your connections. Each zodiac sign adds its own flavor, influencing everything from your taste in art and how you dress and decorate to how you navigate love and connection. Maybe Venus in Aries makes you ...
For years, I've had the same conversation with single clients and friends searching for love. They'd tell me about people who were interested in them, dates that went nowhere, and a general sense of frustration. When I'd ask what they were looking for in a partner, I'd get vague answers: "Someone nice," "A good person"… or silence. The problem wasn't that they were too picky or not trying hard enough. The story was written right there in their birth charts. Your birth chart holds much more than just your Sun sign personality or your Venus sign love language. It contains a complete map of your relationship story, including the patterns that keep you stuck and the keys to breaking ...
Use your moonwater whenever and however you want. Augment your moonwork by adding it to ceremonial baths or anointing candles, poppets, spells bags, talismans, amulets, or holy jewelry. Bless yourself, your home, your beloveds, your belongings, and your animal and plant companions. Anything you love or care about can be blessed with moonwater. Use it on its own, as a standalone ingredient, or use it in place of essential or magical oils and perhaps even as a substitute for burning herbs or incense. Use it in your moonmists and your sacred baths. How you work with moonwater depends on the ingredients you use, of course. Moonwater is generally quite safe to be used for anointings. Since ...
Chiron was first discovered in 1977, when it was thought to be an asteroid. From what I have researched, astronomers were unclear about what they wanted it to be, until they finally decided to refer to it as a minor planet. (The astrologers with whom I associate today still do not consider it to be a planet in the way that Mars or Jupiter are, but that does not diminish its impact in the chart. I find Chiron absolutely fascinating, and it has quite the influence on occasion). I first learned about Chiron back in the early 1990s when I was a regular participant at psychic festivals in Britain. As a Virgo, I dearly wanted Chiron to be a newly discovered planet and to usurp Mercury as the ...
