Astrology - the perspective of the stars
Astrology can give us permission to become more who we are in essence,
rather than to try and distort ourselves into being what others, or what society expects us to be.
(Clare Martin)
The rational, Saturn-influenced sceptic in me used to say astrology was nothing more than an illusion. But the more I've learned about this ancient art, immersing myself in the language of the stars with its sacred symbols, the quieter this critical voice has become. In every astrological chart, magical connections reveal themselves: between sky and earth, above and below, your own microcosm and the vast empty space. The birth chart tells a story about these connections, about who we are and who we could be. A story about accepting what is, and consciously choosing what is yet to come.
Astrology is a powerful tool to gain self-knowledge. It invites you to understand the natural cycles of life, and to discover where courage, strength, and joy can be found. The stars speak about opportunities and challenges, about destiny and free will. Always offering, never insisting or obliging.
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I have been drawn to astrology all my life, and during the pandemic I've started studying it more seriously. First with Emilio Perez in Berlin, then with Graham Ibell in New Zealand and with the Faculty of Astrological Studies in the UK. Increasingly, I weave astrology into my books, and I also offer astrological chart readings.
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A reading lasts between 60 and 90 min, and usually takes place online. To prepare, I will need your date, time, and place of birth.
Our true vocation is to be ourselves.
(Marilyn Feruson)​