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Why I’ve Moved My Practice Fully to Keen (And Why It’s a Good Thing for You)

Let’s talk shop.

For the past two decades, I’ve worn many hats: astrologer, psychic, horary interpreter, content creator, and occasional digital janitor—because running your own website often means fixing your own messes. But after years of offering private sessions through my site and juggling all the backend work that comes with it, I’ve decided to shift my practice entirely to Keen.

Here’s why that matters—for both of us.

Forget Hustle Culture—Kabbalah Says This Is the Real Secret to Attracting Abundance

Let’s cut the sugar and get honest—things are rough out there. I’m hearing it from clients, colleagues, and fellow business owners: money is tight, margins are shrinking, and it feels like the financial faucet is dripping instead of flowing. Whether you’re trying to keep your lights on or just praying your rent doesn’t bounce, you’re not imagining it—the collective prosperity vibe is bone-dry right now.

A lot of magical folks are feeling it too. You can chant all the affirmations you want, but when your bank account is side-eyeing you like an ex you ghosted, something’s gotta shift.

Mercury’s in the Driver’s Seat—Just Hope It Knows Where It’s Going

This week’s astrology is a full-blown Mercury showcase. Imagine Mercury in Gemini as a fast-talking game show host with a double espresso habit, clicking through PowerPoint slides of ideas so quickly you can’t tell if you’re being inspired or ambushed. Then—just as you start to catch your breath—it slides into Cancer, trading punchlines for family drama and emotional flashbacks.

Mercury’s the lead character, but he’s not alone. Venus is busy changing outfits and lovers mid-week, and the Moon gets moody (what else is new). The theme? Think fast, speak smart, feel deep. And for the love of astrology, check your tone before pressing send.

Mercury in Cancer and the Myth of the Sirens: Emotional Truth or Psychic Trap?

If Mercury in Gemini is your neighborhood barista—quick-witted, multi-tasking, and buzzing on five shots of espresso—then Mercury in Cancer is your grandmother’s kitchen at 2 a.m. Lit only by the refrigerator glow, it’s where you spill secrets, sob into leftover pie, and accidentally start therapy.

This is Mercury soaking wet. Not the chatty scribe of the gods, but the moody, memory-laden messenger who refuses to text back because he needs time to feel the message first. Mercury in Cancer isn’t interested in facts. He wants to know if the facts hurt. Or if they remind him of something he buried under three layers of sarcasm and a Pinterest board labeled “emotional regulation.”

Don’t Be Anchises: How to Handle Venus in Taurus Without Losing Your Mind (or Pants)

Let’s set the scene. You’re minding your business on a sunny hillside, tending your flock, when suddenly a woman so stunning she practically glows walks out of the tall grass like a living dream. You don’t know her name, but she tells you she’s royalty, and she looks at you like you invented the concept of “desire.”

You’re toast.

Speak It Into Existence: The New Moon in Gemini Is a Portal for Mental Magic

Welcome to the New Moon in Gemini, where the air is thick with unspoken thoughts, electric curiosity, and more mental tabs open than a conspiracy theorist on Reddit. If you’ve been waiting for the perfect moment to reset your mind, rewrite your story, or relaunch that podcast you started in 2017 and ghosted like a bad Tinder date, this is it.