Astrology & Divination

What's the difference between astrology, tarot and psychic mediumship?Many people mistakenly believe that astrology, tarot, and mediumship are identical practices, but this assumption is far from accurate. Each of these disciplines has its own unique methodologies, purposes, and historical backgrounds that set them apart from one another. Astrology, for instance, is a complex and ancient system that involves the study of celestial bodies, such as planets and stars, and their influence on human affairs and natural phenomena. This practice often requires the use of detailed charts and intricate calculations to interpret the positions and movements of these celestial entities.

Tarot, on the other hand, is a form of divination that employs a deck of cards, each adorned with its own symbolic imagery and meanings, to gain insights into personal questions or situations. The tarot deck is rich with archetypal images and symbols that can provide guidance and reflection on various aspects of life. While it is true that tarot cards can sometimes feature imagery that aligns with astrological symbols, such as the zodiac signs, this does not mean they are interchangeable or the same practice. The tarot's focus is more on intuitive interpretation and personal insight rather than the scientific and mathematical approach of astrology.

Mediumship is yet another distinct field, where practitioners claim to communicate with spirits or entities from other realms, often serving as a bridge between the physical world and the spiritual world. Mediums may convey messages from deceased loved ones or other spiritual entities, providing comfort or guidance to those seeking connection with the beyond. Therefore, while there may be some superficial similarities or overlaps in imagery, the core principles and practices of astrology, tarot, and mediumship are fundamentally different, each offering its own unique perspective and approach to understanding the mysteries of life.

When it comes to astrology, there are astrologists who focus on making predictions about future events or trends, but not all astrology is centered around trying to predict the future. Astrology can also be used for self-reflection, understanding personality traits, and exploring life patterns. All three of these readings are different; while tarot and psychic mediumship work with energies in spiritual realms, astrologers do not always engage in such practices. Instead, they may focus on the empirical study of celestial patterns and their potential impact on human experiences.

In my practice, I do not engage with spirits, ancestors, or channel any other entities when analyzing a natal chart. Instead, I dedicate myself to a thorough and methodical examination of data that has been meticulously gathered and refined over many centuries. This data encompasses a vast array of celestial observations, historical records, and astrological theories that have been developed and passed down through generations. By utilizing this rich repository of knowledge, I am able to create detailed visual representations, such as birth charts, which map the positions of planets and stars at the exact moment of an individual's birth. Through careful analysis of these charts, I strive to identify potential patterns and correlations that may offer insights into an individual's personality, life path, and potential challenges or opportunities. This approach is rooted in a deep respect for the empirical study of celestial patterns and their potential impact on human experiences, allowing me to provide guidance that is both grounded in tradition and tailored to the unique circumstances of each person.

If you are interested in mediumship I recommend my dear friend and colleague, Diana of The Waning Moon Witch. I have been blessed enough to receiving tarot card readings from her along with an akashic records reading from here. I am always amazed by her talent and ability to tune into things hidden from our natural vision.  She can be found on Instagram @thewaningmoonwitch