But I'm equally interested in the very ordinary business of being human. Relationships, family, work, ambitions, growing older. Changing our minds. Finding ourselves at a crossroads when we thought we'd have everything figured out by now.

Somewhere between the mystical and the mundane is where my work lives.

My relationship with astrology is rooted in the belief that life moves through seasons, and that not every season asks the same thing of us. There are times to build, times to release, times to wait, and times when something within us is ready to emerge.

Astrology gives us a language for understanding these cycles. Not because the planets dictate our lives, but because they can reveal something about the nature and timing of what we're experiencing.

And in my experience, understanding the season you're in changes everything about how you move through it.

A little about the path that brought me here.

Before this chapter of my life, I spent many years working with individuals and families, supporting people through some of the more complicated realities of being human. That experience shaped me profoundly. It taught me that people rarely need someone to tell them who to be. More often, they need space to recognize what they already know, and discover what might be possible.

My own life has been anything but a straight line. I've known uncertainty, reinvention, endings I didn't see coming, and beginnings I couldn't have imagined.

And that's one of the main reasons why I'm particularly drawn to the thresholds we come upon in midlife. Those years when the old definitions of who we are begin to loosen, and the questions we're asking become much more interesting.

My work draws from traditional astrology, intuitive practices, and the ancient cosmological traditions of my Iranian heritage. I bring all of these into conversation with lived experience, curiosity, and a deep respect for the complexity of human life.

I'm not here to tell you that everything happens for a reason, or that the stars have already written your story.

I'm here because I believe there's wisdom in understanding where we are in the larger unfolding of our lives.

And because sometimes, a different perspective is all it takes to recognize that what feels like an ending may also be the beginning of something else.

With care,

Shadi