This year something changed for me.
I have always been interested in spirituality, wellbeing, natural health, mysticism (life path number 7 in numerology, no more needs saying!). I will research for hours, delve deep into subjects becoming a star student and practising what I learn along the way. It has shaped who I am today.
That all changed this year. I was pulled to emerge from my introverted cave-like studies and actually do the things with people.
In the last few months I have had/ seen/ experienced:
A psychic medium (actually 2)
Crystal energy healing
Reiki healing
Palm reading
Tarot reading
Bazi chart reading
Vedic natal chart/ Ayurvedic chart and past lives analysis
Muscle testing
Chakra healing
oh and… Oracle card readings
(While we are at it I signed up for business courses (2!) and in 13 years of having my own business I have NEVER done that)
(I even met up with people I resonate with from online IRL. I mean in real life… this is not something I would usually do. What is happening to me!!)
For someone who usually sits in her room studying the charts herself, trying to muscle test herself and learning how to connect with other realms herself (yes, really)- it was a BIG change. A lot and all at once.
A friend asked “what are you searching for”? I have always been searching, it’s my nature I can’t imagine ever not searching. But this was desperation, I felt something coming and have landed in one of the biggest transition periods of my life.
In the midst of these experiences (by the way please do tell me which you’d like me to go deeper on) my yoga teacher mentioned she had just had her Vedic astrology chart done, and wondered if I would be interested. It was a full body yes, as I was in a season of following all my pings, I asked her to send me the details.
The thing I love most about the Vedic chart (and there are lots which I will get into) is that it hones in on your Dharma. Your duty, what you are here for, your own cosmic law for your life’s purpose.
Dharma, derived from the Sanskrit root dhr, which means “to hold” so whatever holds you together and keeps you functioning as you should.
If I am feeling lost, when I’m pulled in a hundred directions, this grounds me. I come back to what the stars wrote in the sky as my Dharma and I feel into the right direction.
Like all astrology, I find it settling, assuring, permission giving when my truth gets cloudy.
We all have our own cosmic map, the energy placements that were at play when we were born into the matter we are now. It's not woo woo when you realise we are all energy; 99.999% of energy (nothingness) in each of our atoms. That same cosmic blueprint, in place the moment we were created, affected the energy within us, which makes perfect sense, to me anyway.
My love of Ayurveda led me to Vedic astrology a few years ago. I found out that it’s an older version of astrology than western, your sun sign may even change as it’s based on how the sky’s constellations are viewed from the earth rather than, as in Western astrology, based on the seasons.
Both hold value and I love western astrology for its personality insights and self understanding. Vedic goes deeper into Dharma, Karma and life timings, so predicting when the big events will arrive for you.
Let’s dig into my Vedic reading, what it taught me and could help teach you. I’ll share the reader I used, how to contact him (his personal number) and who else I follow in this field that I find fascinating and helpful.
I'm also sharing what my own charts revealed - including my past life, my scores out of ten (yes, you get scored), and the one line that made me feel completely seen
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