Hosted by Roy · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 10 episodes
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In this channel, astrology is not about predictions or fortune-telling. It’s about meaning, not magic—an invitation to explore the symbolic language of the stars through the lenses of psychology, mythology, and human experience. We go beyond black-and-white thinking to discover a richer, more constructive way of understanding life. Let’s learn together.
Roy hosts The Astrology of Fate: Notes on Psychological Astrology, a religion show with 10 episodes published.
In popular horoscope culture, Cancer has a reputation for being shy, sensitive, nostalgic, or prone to sulking. Sometimes these labels are true, sometimes not. So what is this sign really about, and what does it have to
Many people experience a particular pressure between the ages of 27 and 29 — the so-called “approaching thirty” anxiety. It can show up as restlessness, uncertainty, self-doubt, or the uneasy feeling that time is running
This episode takes a clear and accessible approach to exploring a key question: why do horoscope forecasts so often feel inaccurate? It looks at what would actually be required for a horoscope to be more precise, and why
In this episode, we explore Chiron, the “Wounded Healer.” Do you also carry a wound? And where are you on your journey? We begin with the myth of Chiron and, through a symbolic lens, trace the experience of suffering and
This episode marks my first attempt to explore Neptune, one of the most elusive planets in astrology. Neptune symbolises the longing to dissolve the self and return to an imagined state of perfect origin. What are the hi
Aquarius is often called “alien” or “weird”—hard to understand, even for those closest to them. But beneath the surface, this sign carries a fascinating duality: the revolutionary who topples tyrants, and the tyrant who
This episode offers a post-Jungian, that is, analytical psychology perspective, to explore myth in the age of AI as a psychological phenomenon. It also reflects on the question: will astrologers be replaced by AI? The an
The Hero’s Journey is a universal pattern. It tells the story of a hero who steps away from the familiar world into the unknown, faces trials and ordeals, responds to their calling, and eventually returns with a treasure
"No tree, it is said, can grow to heaven unless its roots reach down to hell.” This quote opens the episode, as it perfectly captures how I see personal growth: many people think growth is a one-way ascent—but in truth,
Astrology reveals an underlying order in life. It suggests that fate isn’t random, but meaningful—and that we can choose how we respond to it. Our inner world has cycles, just like the outer world. As above, so below. As
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The Astrology of Fate: Notes on Psychological Astrology is hosted by Roy. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 10 episodes.
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