A beginner-friendly guide to the Big 3 in astrology: your Sun, Moon and Rising signs, and what they reveal about your personality, emotions and life path.

Your Saturn Return isn’t here to ruin your life — it’s here to make things real. A gentle look at one of astrology’s most transformative periods.

There is a moment, just before the water turns gold, where everything is still becoming. I sit there, watching the saffron bloom, and I remember that nothing in life is ever rushed into beauty—it unfolds, gently, in its own time.

I sip slowly, letting warmth move through me, anchoring into what already is. The quiet blessings, the unseen support, the life that is already holding me.

And from that place—not longing, but fullness—I write. Not to ask, but to remember. Not to chase, but to receive.

Pluto retrograde in Aquarius 2026 — a shift in perspective, letting go of control and understanding the bigger picture in astrology.

Thinking of hiring a tarot reader for your event? Here’s how it works, what guests experience, and how Tarot Happy Hour mini readings create a special and memorable moment. Available in Bristol and other UK locations.

Tarot is a mirror, astrology is a map. Not sure which reading to choose? Here’s how each one works and what might suit you best.

What to expect from a tarot reading in Bristol — an intuitive, grounded approach using Kim Krans decks, with insight you can revisit through your PDF summary. A tarot reading isn’t about predicting the future — it’s about understanding what’s already unfolding. Here’s how I work, and what you can expect.

Relationship astrology — often called synastry — is the practice of comparing two birth charts to understand how two people relate to each other.

It’s not about “are we meant to be?”
It’s more like: how do we connect, where do we flow, and where do we trigger each other?

In relationship astrology readings, your birth charts are placed side by side to explore emotional needs, communication styles, attraction, and deeper relationship patterns.

There’s something about Bristol that feels… different.

Maybe it’s the layers of history woven into its streets, the way the harbour holds both movement and stillness, or the quiet sense that something unseen lingers just beneath the surface. Bristol has long been known for its creativity, rebellion, and alternative spirit — but it also carries a more subtle reputation: a city deeply connected to magic, folklore, and the unseen.

On 3rd May, I’ll be part of the beautifully eclectic Curious Bazaar at Trinity Centre — a space where creativity, curiosity, and a little bit of magic come together.

These markets hosted by Emerge Events are something special. Expect a mix of independent makers, artists, and sellers offering everything from handcrafted pieces to the more unusual and mystical. It’s the kind of place where you wander, discover, and stumble across exactly what you didn’t know you were looking for.

Tonight I’m hosting Ignite & Align, a workshop created in collaboration with Rebel Girls Club — a space to reconnect, reflect, and realign through astrology and emotional awareness.

Together, we’ll explore the current energies, tune into our inner world, and create space for intention-setting in a supportive, grounded environment.

Tarot is a symbolic system with roots stretching back to 15th-century Europe, where it first appeared as a card game before evolving into a tool for reflection, insight, and divination. Over time, particularly from the 18th century onwards, tarot became associated with mysticism, esoteric philosophy, and psychological exploration.

Today, tarot is best understood as a language of symbols — one that speaks through image, archetype, and intuition.

Psychological astrology is a branch of astrology that focuses on inner experience rather than external prediction. Instead of asking “What will happen?”, it asks “What is unfolding within me, and why?”

Rooted in depth psychology, particularly the work of Carl Jung, psychological astrology views the birth chart as a symbolic map of the psyche.