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For years, I’ve had this funny little image of my future self. I’m an old woman, sitting in a purple room, looking at astrological birth charts and having fascinating conversations with people about their lives. I love this image. Except recently, a question occurred to me: Why am I waiting to become the old woman? Why not inhabit that part of myself now? And perhaps that’s exactly what our birth charts can invite us to do. Not define ourselves. Not predict what will happen next. Not give us another system for trying to fix or improve ourselves. But help us notice something that may already be there, waiting to be more fully lived. Waiting to be acknowledged. So this September, I’m opening a small number of Cosmic Conversations: Inhabiting Your Birth Chart.
This is a two-part experience. First, you’ll send me your birth information along with a question, crossroads, curiosity or theme that feels alive in your life right now. Then I’ll spend some time with your chart before we meet, not trying to tell you everything it contains, but listening for the threads that seem particularly relevant to the season you’re in. Then we’ll meet on Zoom for a private conversation. I’ll bring what I noticed. You’ll bring your lived experience. And together we’ll get curious about the question: What is your chart inviting you to inhabit in this season of your life? No astrology knowledge required. Just curiosity. Cosmic Conversations $197 Private two-part experience, 7 spaces available in September. https://she-force.kit.com/products/cosmic-conversations Maybe your chart isn’t something you’re supposed to figure out. Maybe it’s something you’re meant to be in relationship with. Inhabiting more of my full self now, and wishing the same for you. Love, Aimee PS If you have questions about this, just hit reply, and I will get answers to you! |
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