Tag: life transitions
Fame is one of those things people want without fully understanding what it costs. The chart is honest about both sides. It shows where genuine public recognition is possible — and it shows, with equal clarity, the specific mechanisms through which that recognition arrives, the conditions it requires, and what it tends to do to…
Most people come to astrology looking for career guidance, relationship insight, or a map of the year ahead. Fewer people come looking for what I consider one of the chart’s most genuinely useful applications: understanding the psychological architecture underneath the surface — why certain emotional patterns keep returning, why particular kinds of suffering feel so…
The career crisis is one of the most common things people bring to me during a Saturn Return. They have spent their twenties building toward something — a degree, a professional identity, a career path that made sense at 22 — and arrived at 28 or 29 feeling profoundly wrong about all of it. Sometimes…
Every year, someone looks at their Solar Return chart and sees a retrograde planet — and immediately assumes the worst. Mercury retrograde in the Solar Return? This whole year is going to be a communication disaster. Venus retrograde? My love life is doomed. Mars retrograde? I won’t be able to get anything done. Here’s what’s…
Author: Rowena Winslow Series: Astrology Made Easy (standalone volume) Available on: Payhip | Amazon | Etsy Most people sense that something in their relationship with work or money isn’t quite right. Income feels unpredictable. Career direction feels unclear. The same patterns keep repeating regardless of how hard they try. Career & Money in the Natal…
Every three to four months, Mercury goes retrograde — and the internet loses its mind. Flights get cancelled. Exes text back. Contracts fall through. Computers crash. Relationships implode. And somewhere, someone posts a meme blaming all of it on a planet that appears to be moving backwards in the sky. Here’s what I actually think…
If you are somewhere between 27 and 30 years old and feel like your life is being dismantled piece by piece — your relationship, your job, your sense of who you are — you are not imagining it. And you are not alone. What you are experiencing has a name: Saturn Return. In my years…
