Welcome to the moonbeaming podcast.

I'm Sarah Faith Godestiner, an artist, author, and intuitive.

And together we'll explore life through a creative and spiritual lens.

You'll learn so much about mysticism, creativity, consciousness, depth psychology, business, and more.

And you'll get to listen to conversations with luminaries that you won't hear anywhere else.

With each episode, you'll receive insights, frameworks, inspiration, and tools to help you thrive and grow.

Hello and welcome back to the show. I am thrilled to be with you. Always and forever, near or far,

we'll stay together. Yes, I always date myself when I quote the lyrics that

sometimes flow through my brain. Okay, okay, okay. Let's get into today's show. We've got a great

episode. I'm so excited. This is an episode about relational

astrology. It's an episode about feminist astrology. It's an episode about how we can deal

with conflict, how we become what we practice, how we don't need to believe in astrology or believe in God or believe in, I don't

know, many different things. We need to practice them because we become what we practice. And today on the

show, I have a very special guest to guide us and help us with all of the things we have just discussed and more. I'm very lucky to have access to the internet because one day I was scrolling, scrolling, scrolling, and I came across this incredible post by the one and

only Dr. Michael J. Morris. And they said, I don't believe in astrology. I practice it. I said to

myself, drop the mic, stop the presses, we need to contact them to have them write more about this and expound more on this idea for many moons.

And they graciously said yes, and they wrote an incredible piece for the new moon

that's happening in Libra in autumn.

Mark your cows, put a little star for that new moon in Libra because there is some potential conflict here. There's some kind of tension. There's some kind of opportunity to overcome an old conflict you might have had or to integrate or resolve some kind of tension.

So write down in your many moons, don't pour gasoline on the fire, don't say or do anything you cannot take back,

and instead look to where you feel like you have the capacity to sit in discomfort

and change the way you relate to conflict or you relate to discomfort

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