Understand Yourself Through Your Birth Chart
A compassionate, in-depth reading of your astrological chart reveals your gifts, patterns, and the path forward.

"Carolyn has helped me much more than other healers and doctors.  She tells me something from her astrological expertise and at once I can understand myself and realize why I do what I do and what I need to change.   She opens a door of insight and gives awareness that sheds light on an issue so that we no longer operate in the dark.   She has been extremely helpful in my life and I often share with others what she has taught me.  Thank You,"Lara De Ann empireofthesunspirit.com

"An increase in self-knowledge means
a corresponding decrease in fear and
anxiety. " Magnus Jensen

The Queen of Sciences of the ancients, astrology was the the mother of astronomy.  The moving skies have communicated to seers from time immemorial in every culture.  Astrologers were mathematicians and scientists.

The glyphs (symbols) are a kind of shorthand for astrologers, enabling us to "read" a chart without using words.  Once we know the meanings of the signs, planets, houses and aspects and have memorized the glyphs, chart interpretation becomes easier.

Your birth chart is a map to your life story.  In a personal consultation, I read your chart with deep attention to your Sun, Moon, and Ascending Sign, the core of who you are. 

We explore patterns between your planets, the emphasis in your chart's quadrants, and what it all means for how you move through the world.  You'll leave with clarity, insight and a real understanding of why you do what you do.

Astrology has deep roots in our collective history, monuments and myths.

Astrologers were our first astronomers.  Astrology was an honored and respected art/science practiced by emperors, kings, mathematicians and popes.

Doctors in times gone by were conversant with astrology, because healing the body required knowledge of the innate physical and mental tendencies of the different zodiac types.

Planetary archetypes inspired painters, sculptors and other visual artists.  Architects designed buildings in ancient times to serve as stellar observatories and to  mark the passage of time.
 
In literature, Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Homer, among others, displayed astrological sophistication in their writings.  As the psychology of the ancients, astrology gave writers a common vocabulary with which to describe human personalities.