Clear guides to tarot, astrology, and numerology
Clear, in-depth guides to tarot, birth charts, and astrocartography, written in the same straightforward way I explain them to clients.
Retiring to Spain or Portugal: Compare Two Birth Charts and Places
Spain and Portugal can look similar when compared only by broad features such as climate and pace. This guide explains how to compare specific towns using practical research and both partners' charts.
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Retiring to Portugal: An Astrology Guide for Couples
Portugal offers different daily-life options in Lisbon, Porto and the Algarve. This guide explains how to compare those places with practical research and both partners' astrocartography themes.
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Living in Two Places in Retirement: How to Decide if It Fits
Living in two places can suit some routines and budgets but complicate others. This guide covers who may find a split year workable, what to assess and how to compare both charts across the two locations.
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Retirement Timing: How to Choose When to Move
Retirement timing includes practical calendars as well as astrological timing techniques. This guide compares moving before or after the last workday, the second Saturn return window and both partners' transits.
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Renting First: How to Test a Retirement Place Before Moving
A short summer visit cannot show every season or routine in a possible retirement location. This guide explains how to plan a trial stay, what to track and how a chart can provide reflective questions.
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How to Shortlist Retirement Places: From 30 Ideas to 5 Places to 2 Finalists
A retirement list can become difficult to manage when it has too many options. This guide shows how to narrow thirty possibilities to five candidates, including your current town, then compare two finalists using ordinary weekly routines.
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Second Saturn Return: Questions About Where to Live Next
In astrology, the second Saturn return is commonly placed around ages 57 to 60. This guide explains the symbolism, questions about where you live and how to separate a considered plan from a passing urge.
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When Partners Disagree About Where to Retire
Partners may prioritise different features, such as coast, climate or family distance. This guide offers a fair comparison process, including how to add a third location, and treats both charts as reflective input.
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Where to Live After Losing Your Partner
After losing a partner, a home may feel difficult to manage and other people may offer strong opinions. This guide makes space for staying, moving or waiting, and suggests practical questions for deciding when you are ready.
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Downsizing: How to Choose Where to Move Next
Downsizing changes the balance between home size, cost, access and location. This guide explains how to compare those factors and use both charts as one reflective input before choosing a town.
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Should You Move Closer to the Grandchildren? A Practical Comparison
Moving closer to grandchildren involves family support, future flexibility and the needs of both partners. This guide offers a practical checklist and explains how to use both charts as a reflective comparison.
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Where to Move After a Gray Divorce
After a divorce, choosing a new address may involve finances, support networks and a changed routine. After decades in one home, this guide explains how to compare cities using practical needs and an individual relocation chart.
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