The Thread and the Horizon
Most astrology stops at description.
This does not.
Two sessions. Where you come from, and what the coming year is asking.
€795 · two sessions of ninety minutes, two weeks apart · both recorded
The first session: the thread
Your chart, read as intention. An account of what this life appears to be working on — including the patterns you arrived with, the ones that feel like personality until you look closely and find they are strategy.
Evolutionary astrology is unusually direct about this. It says: here is the knot, here is where it came from, and here is what undoes it. That last part is the reason I work this way.
In between: two weeks, and a set of questions
You leave the first session with questions written for your chart. Not general prompts — concrete enough that you can actually start on them, open enough that you find things I had not anticipated.
You write back, or send a voice note if that is easier. I read it properly, and I build the second session on what you send me. This is the part that makes it a piece of work rather than two appointments.
Two weeks is usually right. Three, if it turns out you need longer — we settle that at the end of the first session.
The second session: the horizon
What is activated in your chart over the coming year. Not predictions — I do not think charts work that way. Dynamics: what is being stirred, what is being asked, and roughly how long it lasts.
And then the useful part. What this looks like when you meet it well. And what it looks like when you squander it, which is also a choice and worth naming out loud.
What I need from you
Your date, place and time of birth, as exact as you can get it. The birth time matters most — an hour changes the whole frame. Look for a birth certificate, a baby book, or ask your mother, who very often remembers.
Cannot find it? Write to me anyway. There are ways around a missing time, and there are readings I would rather not do without one. I will tell you honestly which of the two you are looking at.
Book it
Write to me and we will find two dates. Or take the free call first — thirty minutes, and no pitch at the end of it.