The Nature of Invisible Things
Erin Kelley, Perdita Finn, Natasha Levinger, Amanda Moreno, By Jove AstrologyMaking the mundane magical and each day sacred through devotional astrology & casual ceremony
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2.20 Further Down & Further In with Erotic Ceremonialist, grace allerdice
In this episode of The Nature of Invisible Things podcast, I am joined by erotic ceremonialist, healer, and fellow 8th house Libra sun, grace allerdice.
2.19 Living Emergence with Author & Astrologer, Britten LaRue
In this episode of The Nature of Invisible Things podcast, I’m thrilled to welcome back Britten LaRue—teacher, author, astrologer, and fellow “nerd for gnosis.”
2.18 Cycle-breaking the 7th house
Throughout my journey to deepen my understanding of myself in a relationship, I’ve made many mistakes. In this episode of The Nature of Invisible Things podcast, I share some of my experiences with you, including an experience where I said ...
The future will be relational
HOLY MOLY! What an eclipse portal. So much has shifted for me, and now, I am ready to begin something new. Are you, too? In this edition of The Nature of Invisible Things, I celebrate the balance of light and night, plus the season of the s...
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Devotional astrologer and esoteric strategist with a feral heart, based in Portland, Oregon.
Perdita Finn is the author of The Way of the Rose, The Reluctant Psychic, and Take Back the Magic. Finn now teaches workshops to empower participants to collaborate with their ancestors.
I’m an author, inner child healer and coach and psychic teacher who’s deeply committed to helping you remember who you are underneath the conditioning, the coping mechanisms, and that one time in third grade it didn't go quite right.
Astrologer | Archeologist of the Soul | Witch | aquarianspirals.com
artist, astrologer, \ud83d\udd6fin the dark.
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