There is more to your birth chart than most of us were ever taught to see.
You don’t need to know astrology to begin.
Start with what catches you.
Go deeper when you’re ready.
LON 78.6382° W
ELEV 96 m
Where do you want to start?
Cosmic DNA
Cosmic DNA helps you recognize the parts of yourself more clearly — what shapes you, what pulls against you, what may actually need attention, and what you may now see from a different angle for the first time.
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The Asteroid Registry
Most people have never looked at the asteroids in their birth chart — or even know where to find them.
Find yours. Learn what they add, how to tell when one actually matters, the mythology it contributes, and how it connects to the rest of your chart.
Tracing patterns through a family.
Some things repeat. Some change hands. Some return in a different form.
Lineage work follows relationships, placements, timing, roles, symbols, and lived history across family charts to see what keeps moving — and what may be changing through you.
The record can be complete or partial, biological or adoptive, inherited or chosen. The work begins with what is actually available.
Shared questions.
A more connected story.
Different subjects.
One way of looking.
Longer pieces following questions, recognitions and connections wherever they lead.
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The Thracian Thread
A look at ancient Thrace through astrology, mythology and what still shows up.
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Repeating Asteroids in Families
Why asteroids matter, how to work with them, and what their mythologies reveal.
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Sophia and the Missing Half
Fragments, histories and reclaiming a buried story.
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Patterns
Places
Possibility
Work With Me
Some of the work on Sky to Soil is research.
Some of it is work I can do with you.
Different lenses.
Shared questions.
A more connected story.
Follow the threads.
Start with what catches you.
Follow what it connects to.
Some patterns only become visible when the pieces are placed beside one another.
Explore the map
Notes from the Field
Occasional notes, new Field Notes and things worth following.