Reflections about Meaning, Purpose, and Growth
Reflections
Seeking wisdom beneath a meaningful sky.
Essays on astrology, faith, memory, and the curious business of being human. Some begin with a birth chart. Others with a question—or a story that refuses to leave me alone.
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The Discipline of Awe: The Aquarius Full Moon, the Barbault Basket, and a sky too meaningful to be reduced to hype
Astrologers are gushing about the Aquarius Full Moon—and not without reason. It illuminates the Jupiter–Pluto opposition at the heart of the Barbault Basket, one of the year’s most striking configurations. But what if an extraordinary sky…
Read the reflectionThe Barbault Basket: A Cradle in a Meaningful Sky
Beyond the online hype, the Barbault Basket can be read as an astrological cradle: a rare July 2026 pattern asking how creativity, power, technology, and vision might be held with discernment, responsibility, and hope.
Read the reflectionPlanetary Love: How I First Met the Solar System
Before astrology became a language of meaning, it began as wonder: a childhood encounter with papier-mâché planets, classroom enchantment, and the first glimpse of a solar system that felt personal, beautiful, and alive with significance.
Read the reflectionAstrology’s Purpose: Dialoguing with Meaning
Astrology is often mistaken for prediction, but its deeper purpose is conversation: a way of dialoguing with meaning, listening to the patterns of time, and meeting our lives with greater self-understanding, freedom, and awareness.
Read the reflectionThe Sun: A Radiant Centre Beyond Personality
Each morning, the Sun restores the visible world. Things emerge from darkness. Distances become perceptible. Paths appear. What had been hidden acquires shape, colour, and direction. The Sun does not merely illuminate the landscape; it makes…
Read the reflectionA Town Full of Churches: Where Many Paths Became One
As I prepare to attend the 14th Anniversary Mass of All Inclusive Ministries, I find myself reflecting on a path no one could have predicted—and on all the churches that helped shape it. If someone had…
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