As above, so below.

An ancient principle underlying astrology: the idea that something reflected in the cosmos can also be seen here on Earth and in our lives.

Astrology looks at the positions of celestial bodies as a mirror of a person’s personality, life path and development. In a birth chart – also known as a radix – the sky at the moment of your birth is represented as a symbolic snapshot. The planets are placed within the zodiac signs and different areas of life, known as houses.

These configurations are not the cause of your life – they are symbols.

The easiest way to understand this is to think of a clock: a clock tells us the time without causing it. In much the same way, the celestial bodies can indicate the quality of a particular moment – whether, for example, it is a time for moving forward or turning inward, for growth or for letting go.

The cosmos does not speak in clear words, but in a language of symbols. Reading this language, interpreting it and relating it to your personal life is the true art of astrology. That is my work.

Looking at your birth chart means taking a deeper look within. It can reveal your nature, your needs and your talents – as well as the themes that challenge you or invite you to grow. This is why I like to think of the birth chart as a map of the soul: it shows you the terrain, but you are the one who walks the path.

Astrology does not make decisions for you, nor can it change your life on your behalf. But it can help you understand yourself and your life path more deeply, recognize connections and discover possibilities that may not have been visible to you before.