Category: Astrology
My collected work on astrology — natal chart interpretations, synastry between two charts, the timing of transits and eclipses, and case studies drawn from real charts. Particular attention is given to the Vertex and Anti-Vertex axis (the points where fate and choice intersect), with detailed guides, sign-by-sign breakdowns, and observations gathered across years of practice.
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The Difference Between Venus and Juno: Attraction vs. Partnership
Venus is the spark, Juno is the hearth. Understanding the difference between these two energies is what separates a great first date from a great long-term contract.
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Why AI Couldn’t Write This Astrology Book
I’ve always tried to write books only I could write. Here’s why the Vertex — and fifteen years of lived experience with it — made this one undeniably mine.
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Cancer Season: Come Home to Yourself
Cancer season is an invitation to stop performing and come home to yourself. This is the time to feel what you’ve been too busy to feel, tend what you’ve been neglecting, and let the shell around your heart soften—just a little.
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Travel for Solar Return: Month Two After the Return
Part 8 of an ongoing experiment in relocation astrology. Month Two confirms the pattern from Month One—but something is starting to shift. Colorado is beginning to make itself known through unexpected public visibility, even as Tampa’s structure continues to define the work.
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What Vesta Really Means in Astrology
Vesta is often reduced to a single word: devotion. But that definition misses the real point. Here’s what this asteroid actually reveals about the quiet patterns that shape a life.
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What Juno Really Means in Astrology (And Why It’s About More Than Marriage)
Forget the engagement-ring version of Juno. In your natal chart, she’s the blueprint for every sacred contract you make—who earns your loyalty, and on what terms.
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Gemini Season: Follow the Thread of Curiosity
Gemini season is restless by design. It wants you to follow the thread—the random idea, the unexpected connection, the question you’ve been too afraid to ask. This is the season that rewards curiosity over certainty.
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Travel for Solar Return: Month One’s Surprising Results
Part 7 of an ongoing experiment in relocation astrology. After traveling to Colorado for my Solar Return, I came home to Tampa—and found that Month One looked almost entirely like my home chart. Structured productivity, systems building, emotional containment. The Colorado imprint hasn’t taken hold. Yet.
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Travel for Solar Return: Is It the Location — or the Solar Cycle?
The experiment has focused on location. Now the uncomfortable question: what if the pre-Solar Return activation has nothing to do with where you travel?
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Taurus Season: Stay Long Enough to Bloom
If Aries lit the spark, Taurus builds the hearth. Taurus season asks: Can you stay with it? Can you nurture what you started? Here’s how to root into this season’s steady, devoted energy—and let what you’ve begun slowly bloom.
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Travel for Solar Return: The Three Months Prior
Three months before my Solar Return, grief arrived — and what followed wasn’t chaos but restructuring. Pluto–Saturn territory: estate planning, financial documents, disciplined output. Part 5 of an ongoing experiment in relocation astrology.
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Travel for Solar Return: Does It Really Work?
Astrologers don’t agree on whether traveling for your Solar Return actually works—and the three camps each make a compelling case. Part 4 of the ongoing experiment steps back and examines the broader debate.
