Educator’s Astrology

Ojibwe storytelling has always been at the heart of my work as an educator, long before I ever left the USA to live in England. As an Ojibwe educator living in England, I carry stories shaped by family, survival, and cultural recovery—stories that travelled with me from Saugeen First Nation to classrooms and communities around the world. Alongside this work, I have been quietly laying foundations for the next phase of my teaching through Rohini Academy of Astrology, expanding its scope in ways that reflect both cultural integrity and lived experience. While astrology is often discussed in abstract or commercial […]

Saturn returns are supposed to teach us about responsibility, maturity, and limits. I expected career lessons. I didn’t expect an anxiety attack. In the middle of supply teaching stress, international travel, family obligations, and a sudden housing emergency, my nervous system finally hit its limit. What followed was not weakness, but a clear understanding that being “nice” is not always a solution. This bonus lesson from my Saturn return wasn’t about astrology theory. It was about boundaries. About recognising when endurance becomes self-betrayal. About understanding that experience isn’t just something you accumulate — it’s something that protects you. This is […]

Astrology often enters the wider cultural conversation through moments of transition—both personal and collective. Over time, my work has focused on how long-term planetary cycles intersect with lived experience, education, and social change, rather than short-term prediction or trend-led commentary. That approach has recently been reflected in editorial coverage distributed via Apple News, (sorry it’s behind a paywall) where Saturn cycles and life-stage transitions were discussed in a mainstream cultural context. Seeing this work referenced beyond specialist astrological circles is always meaningful, particularly when astrology is treated as a framework for understanding change rather than as spectacle. Looking back, many […]

Professional astrology training for working with children’s charts requires safeguarding knowledge, ethical practice, and real world experience–and this is exactly what modern astrology must grow into. There are moments in a career where multiple threads — professional, personal and symbolic — seem to weave together all at once. Over the past few weeks, I’ve felt very aware that I am standing in one of those moments. Astrology is changing. Not in theory, but in visibility. It is moving further into mainstream conversation, appearing in places it simply wasn’t a decade ago. Recently, I was quoted in Apple News discussing Saturn […]

Saturn–Neptune conjunction 1989, long-term astrology cycles, and life-changing decisions may sound like abstract concepts, but for me this 36-year Saturn–Neptune cycle coincided exactly with my decision to move to London just as I was finishing university. What astrologers describe as the meeting of vision (Neptune) and commitment (Saturn) was not theoretical in my case — it was the moment an impossible dream became a practical plan, setting the course for the next three decades of my life There are certain moments in life that don’t look dramatic at the time. No trumpets. No grand announcements. Just a quiet shift — […]