My 20s were spent exploring different forms of healing modalities — Pilates, sound therapy, energy work, yoga, and jewelry design. I was searching, learning, growing.

Then came my Saturn return at 29. No amount of spiritual practice could prevent what followed: a complete dismantling of my life as I knew it. My identity, home, relationships, and career as a jewelry designer dissolved.

At my lowest point, instead of drowning in uncertainty, I turned to astrology—as I had always done since my early 20s. My birth chart became my roadmap back to my authentic self, and I used its wisdom to rebuild my life from the foundation up. That dark night was what catapulted me onto my dharma path as an astrologer.

I've always been drawn to holistic systems—frameworks that allow us to see the full picture. That’s what led me to merge the Eastern sidereal tradition, which reveals our inner, lunar-based nature, with the Western tropical system, which maps how our soul is designed to move through and impact the external world. Together, they create a complete picture—our inner compass and our outer path.