Your Guide to Eclipse Season
Eclipse season brings powerful transformation through the Solar and Lunar Eclipses, encouraging new beginnings, emotional release, and personal growth while embracing cosmic shifts.
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Celestial Highlights: Astrological Transits in September
As summer transitions into fall, this month encourages us to appreciate our accomplishments and embrace the changing energies of the season. September's astrological transits offer a meaningful chance to assess our...
Full Moon in Aquarius: A Cosmic Call to Collective Vision
As we gaze up at the night sky on August 19, the Full Moon in Aquarius graces us with its luminous presence, inviting us to step into a realm of...
Why Do I Keep Pulling the Same Tarot Card?
When Garen Glazier pulled the King of Swords on her birthday, she knew it meant something! This was her Card of the Year, after all! Here she breaks down five...
Celestial Highlights: Astrological Transits in August
This month invites us to celebrate our achievements and enjoy the summer's radiant energy. In this guide, we break down each significant transit, offering insights into how they might manifest in...
Harnessing the Full Moon in Capricorn: A Guide to Transformation
On July 21, the Full Moon graces us at 29 degrees Capricorn, bringing a powerful energy that calls for reflection, transformation, and practical action. This celestial event marks a pivotal...
Understanding and Developing Psychic Abilities
In a world filled with misconceptions about psychic abilities, many don't realize there are distinct types. This post discusses the various forms of psychic powers, from tarot reading to clairvoyance, and...
Celestial Highlights: Astrological Transits in July
July's astrological transits present a unique opportunity to reflect on our progress in 2024 and to recognize the journey still ahead. This month invites us to celebrate our achievements and...
The Four Elements: Influences of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water
Empedocles, a Greek philosopher,scientist and healer who lived in Sicily in the fifth century B.C., believed that all matter comprises the four elements: earth, air, fire and water.
