
The moment of your birth is like a seed that has inherent possibilities for your life journey. Exploring your birth chart may bring an understanding of your potentials and help you use your personal power more effectively. During the astrological consultation, I focus on what your chart displays about your character, your strengths and challenges, providing a deeper understanding of who you are and who you are becoming. Your engagement during the reading by reflecting and responding to what I say makes the reading even more meaningful.
I have been interested in astrology since my late teenage years. I had an impulse to understand myself better and to know what the future is holding. On the other hand, I did not quite understand how to utilize astrology. I was interested while at the same time fearful of any negative prediction I would read here and there.
Nevertheless, I studied astrology on my own, first by reading books that I have gotten from a friend, and later on I bought recorded audio classes from Bernadette Brady and Darrelyn Gunzburg’s school Astro Logos, and doing some self-study with the guidance of these recordings. However, I was not consistent and never thought that I could take this interest further.
Later on, I start thinking of taking up study of astrology again suddenly. This time, I actually wanted to be more serious and disciplined about it and go deeper in my understanding. I needed something to help me make sense of my life and the world around me. It took me few more years to begin realizing this wish. In April 2020, I started formally studying with the Faculty of Astrological Studies. Since then, I did not stop and enjoyed my decision to embark on this new journey very much.
While it has been exciting to study something new, it has also changed my perception of astrology. I realized that astrology can help us tap into innate talents and potentials we have within us, some of which we have not yet acknowledged perhaps. It may also help us handle difficulties on our way with more understanding, acceptance, and creativity.
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