Episode 64 - Getting to Know Down to Earth Astrology with Leah Vanderveldt

Host Natasha Levinger and her co-host/husband/producer, Brett, welcome Leah Vanderveldt, author, astrologer, cosmic stylist, and tarot creator.

In this episode, they discuss:

• The gifts and perils of widely available astrological information
• Knowing just enough to be "dangerous"
• Sometimes we need a break from growth
• A quick dive into the basics of aspects in astrology
• There is no such thing as "good" or "bad" astrology
• Neptune is "a real glorious vibe"
• We (as a society) hate lack of clarity/decisiveness
• Eclipse energy affects everyone differently
• Can we slow down enough to notice what we're being shown?
• Some advice for the Virgo new moon
• A little preview of the Venus retrograde in October
• Bangs as a transformative container
• Be patient with yourself during this upcoming year; a lot of change could be on its way
• Allowing yourself to be in a liminal space
• Natasha's new class, You Are Here
• Using astrology to locate yourself
• It's easy to cheer for the winning team
• "Mattering" is a real word, as it turns out
• And more!

Plus...

• Natasha has a new self-paced course for help in liminal spaces. You Are Here: Finding Your Ground When You Don't Know What's Next. Learn more or sign up here!
• Sign up for Natasha's substack, Coming Home! Paid subscribers get lots of extra content, including monthly live calls!
• Get Natasha's book Healing Your Inner Child in paperback or audiobook today.
• Individual readings are available. Learn more or book one here
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• Send questions, show topic suggestions, or to [email protected]

 

Leah's info:

• Website: leahvanderveldt.com
• Substack: Cosmic Style
• Instagram: @leah.vanderveldt
• Podcast: Cosmic Style

Getting to Know Woo is a podcast dedicated to dispelling the rhetoric that so-called "woo-woo" practices such as energy work, energy healing, inner child healing, chakra clearing, and more are impractical and ineffective, and instead are pragmatic, transformative, and powerful.