by Jema Killala-Barnard The Ember Moon arrives each year like a warm coal, a small, steady glow in the deepest dark. In astrology, this is our Sagittarius New Moon, always appearing just before the solstice. It’s the final new beginning before the light returns. And this moon feels especially potent for me. There is something about this moment, the way darkness closes in, the way we wrap ourselves in stories and fairy lights, the way we instinctively try to call the sun home,

A short video guide to the 4th and 10th house axis, in the natal chart, through the zodiac signs. Exploring the astrology and how the 4th and 10th house shape us. This mother-centred interpretation explores home, identity, lineage, vocation, and the soul path that shapes your motherhood journey. The 4th & 10th House Axis: Astrology for Mothers Explore more astrology in the Path of the Stars . Learn how motherhood shapes identity in the Path of the Hearth . Book a reading to e

This Threshold Moon can arrive anytime you need it, but this one arrives with a rare second Virgo New Moon and an eclipse, marking a liminal turning point in the 13 Moons cycle. In this video, we explore the astrology of eclipses, identity thresholds, endings, beginnings, and what it means to cross a portal of change. Virgo New Moon Eclipse, Threshold Moon Astrology (13 Moons) Continue the 13 Moons journey Explore more lunar teachings in the Path of the Stars . Book an eclips

Why the Moon Sign Matters More Than the Sun (In Childhood) In astrology, the Moon represents our emotional landscape, inner needs, and how we seek comfort and security. While the Sun sign reveals the path of becoming and identity, the ways in which we shine (which children grow into over time), the Moon sign is more significant in early childhood , it reveals their reactions, needs, and the environment they need to feel safe. How to Use Your Child’s Moon Sign for Emotional Su

Dear Mother, There is a rhythm beneath the noise. A quiet pulse beneath the piles of laundry, the meal planning, the sleepless nights, and the endless to-do lists. It whispers not in demands, but in invitation: You are not lost. You are simply between. Why You Are Not Late In the shifting seasons of motherhood — from the intensity of newborn days to the untethering of children growing older, from matrescence to menopause, we can lose sight of ourselves. Not because we’ve fail

It’s late at night, the washing machine spins in the background, and you’re scrolling through your phone while nursing a baby or folding laundry with the other. There’s that big dream inside you, maybe it’s a business idea, a book, a sacred offering, a longing to step more fully into your purpose, and yet, every time you try to build it, life happens. A toddler cries. Someone needs a snack. Another nappy change. I See You! I Am You! And then you read about this Saturn–Neptune