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A B O U T  M E                    stay starry-eyed

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A S T R O L O G E R

I got into Astrology in the catacombs of my University library, while accidentally chancing upon a book on Renaissance astronomy and its world of polymaths, omens, and stars. At first, the precepts of Astrology seemed quite unlike the philosophical universe I was supposed to be writing about—the one of logical rules hung up like salty fish along reason's tight string. But I've come to see that both systems--heavenly and sublunar--are governed by deep, predictable patterns.

I've taken this insight into my professional Astrology and Tarot practice, third-eye fully open to the deep cosmic alignments and principles that structure our experience of time. Life seems convoluted and non-linear, but Astrology can clarify one's sense of place in the greater cosmic order.

T A R O T   R E A D E R

Known as the art of making the possible probable through the power of intention, the Tarot is made up of 78 cards, each one representing a different archetype, from the Empress (maternal abundance) to the Tower (catastrophe and change) and all else in between. Drawing from these archetypes and reflecting on their various significations is a way to get clarity around romance, work, family, and friends.

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W R I T E R

 

In addition to providing consultations and teaching classes on Astrology and Tarot, I very much enjoy spending my days writing about the Stars and their impact on politics, culture, relationships, and current events in such publications as Bustle, Soho House, and RUSSH magazine.

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