Evolutionary astrology is grounded in a few core principles: that human beings incarnate across multiple lifetimes, that the birth chart reflects the evolutionary condition of the soul at the moment of birth, and that the circumstances of this life—both material and psychological—are not random, but shaped by the soul's intentions and unresolved material from prior lives. It recognizes that we interact creatively and unpredictably with our charts, and that we are responsible for the realities we experience, both internally and externally. The work centers on Pluto and the Moon's nodal axis as key markers of evolutionary intent.

This approach takes agency seriously. You are not determined by your chart. You meet it, resist it, work with it, ignore it. The question is how consciously you do so.

I'm interested in cycles, repetition, and timing. Why certain themes return, why they intensify at particular moments, and how you meet them differently over time. Astrology, I believe, is a tool for this type of orientation.

My background is in philosophy and theology. I was trained to think inside uncertainty, to tolerate contradiction, and to resist easy answers. That training shaped how I read charts. I don't flatten people into archetypes. I don't exaggerate. I track what's actually there.

I've studied with Britt Johnson, an evolutionary astrologer who works primarily with women and trained under Steve Forrest. Her approach to chart work—grounded, embodied, and attuned to the feminine—has deeply influenced how I practice. I've also spent years studying James Braha's work in Vedic astrology, particularly his writing on the distinctions between Western and Eastern techniques.

What I offer in a reading is this: a structured way of seeing the patterns you're already living inside, and a chance to decide (more consciously) how you want to relate to them. I primarily use the Western Whole Sign House System, but always take Placidus and one's Vedic (sidereal) chart into account.

This is a conversation about the shape of your life as it's unfolding, using a symbolic language that's been tracking human experience for thousands of years.

If you're someone who wants to understand—not just be told—this might be for you.