My journey of becoming an astrologer

​I have been drawn to astrology all my life. The first reading I ever received was on a trip to India, in 1999, and I couldn't believe how accurately this unknown astrologer described me and my life. I remained interested in the stars, but it wasn't until the pandemic that I started studying astrology seriously — first with Emilio Perez in Berlin, then with Graham Ibell in New Zealand and with the Faculty of Astrological Studies in the UK. Today, I offer astrological chart readings, and I also weave astrology into some of my books.

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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, between your own microcosm and the vast empty space. The birth chart tells a story about these connections — a story about accepting what is, and consciously choosing what is yet to come.​​