Astrology
Astrology is a symbolic practice of orientation —
where time, psyche, and lived experience are read together.
Astrology​
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My astrological work brings together the symbolic language of astrology and the depth psychology of C.G. Jung. A natal chart is approached not as a predictive device, but as a symbolic map of the psyche: a structured image of patterns, drives, tensions, and latent possibilities.
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Rather than offering answers or prescriptions, the consultation creates space for understanding how inner dynamics unfold over time. Astrology here functions as a language of orientation — a way of reading life phases, recurring motifs, and moments of transition in relation to the psyche.
The chart as a psychological image​
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Through a Jungian lens, we explore the archetypal patterns active in a person’s life and how they take shape in experience. The horoscope is treated as a symbolic structure that reflects inner movements rather than external events.​
The horoscope is read as a symbolic image of the psyche, allowing unconscious patterns to be recognised.
Attention is given to recurring cycles and developmental phases — what some traditions describe as fate or karma — not as fixed determinations, but as meaningful patterns that invite reflection. The focus remains on insight and orientation, not intervention.
Form of the consultation​
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A consultation lasts approximately ninety minutes and unfolds as a focused conversation guided by the chart. Participants receive a recording of the session and carefully prepared visual materials to support further reflection.
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The emphasis lies on integration over time: allowing insights to settle, resonate, and gradually inform one’s relation to self, relationships, and life direction.
Ongoing work​
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In addition to individual consultations, shorter reflective trajectories are available for those who wish to return to the chart over time. These are not coaching programmes, but sustained spaces of inquiry in which symbolic understanding can deepen and mature.
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Astrology, as practised here, is not a tool for self-improvement. It is a way of listening — to time, to pattern, and to the psyche as a living reality.
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