The Last Page Before Dawn
Field notes from the spiritual eclectic — astrology, ritual, empath wisdom, and the small turning points that change a life.
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The Last Page Before Dawn: July 2026
July 2026 from The Last Page Before Dawn: a free online library opening up, Contracting for Rapid Acquisition newly out, and four research rabbit holes I fell into.
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Leo Season: Let Yourself Be Seen
Leo season is not about ego—it’s about courage. The courage to be seen, to create without apology, to let your light take up space. This is the season that asks: what would you do if you stopped shrinking?
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Fairweather Friends and the People Who Need You Broken
We’re warned about fairweather friends early. But foul-weather friends — the ones who need you broken — are a far quieter and more corrosive kind of loss.
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Juno in Synastry: The People Who Feel Like “Real Partners”
High Venus, low Juno in synastry: you’ll have chemistry and nowhere to sit. But when Juno clicks, you feel it in your bones—the recognition of a real co-author.
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Saturn Conjunct the Anti-Vertex: Transit and Synastry
Saturn conjunct the Anti-Vertex is the sternest exam on the fated axis — in transits and in synastry.
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Silo Season 3 and the Cost of Erasing a Memory
Silo season 3 asks whether erasing 10,000 memories counts as mercy. I spent a whole novel on that same question, and I’m still not done with it.
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Beyond Fixed Fates: What Turn of Earth Taught Me About Choice, Legacy, and Love
Turn of Earth wrestles with fixed fates, legacy, and love across time. Here’s what writing it taught me about choice, aging, and the stories we leave behind.
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Juno in the Houses: Where You Seek Loyalty, Recognition, and Mutual Commitment
Juno’s house placement reveals the specific theater of your life where you need a sacred contract most—where you cannot, and will not, settle for a lopsided arrangement.
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What the Anti-Vertex Really Means in Astrology
The Vertex gets the attention, but the Anti-Vertex is the half of the fated axis you can actually work with.
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Social Media Mosquitoes
Not all social media engagement is worth having. When someone follows your every post but only ever shows up to push their own agenda—especially during the hardest moments of your life—that’s not a follower. That’s a mosquito.