I don't know like it's difficult for me to like assume the information I'm reading are real because I'm talking about

in realness. Well you're talking about the fiction of Western science also which is

exactly you know it posits itself as having the

grasp on reality and the truth but science is always changing its story and also like what we

understand about reality is the fiction. That's right. So when I talk about

the known reality I'm not saying that things don't exist. I'm just saying that you you know, like the explanations of the existence may not be what we think they are. Oh, no, no. Welcome to the Embarded Astrony astrology Podcast. My name is Gaps 404 and I work at EA as the

audiovisual creative director producing images and videos. I'm also at the

facilitator's court team this year and starting on May 4th, I'll be leading the Nabula Lab, a series where we will explore the Neptunian and slash reality through photography and image.

For this podcast episode, invited René Seuss, who you probably know as the host of this podcast.

René is a multidisciplinary artist, author, astrologer, educator, and founder of Embarded Astrology.

They are a second generation astrologer and lifelong student of somatic healing practices.

Before listening to this episode, I just want to say that this is my first time as a host and as someone who has Neptune at the mid-heaven, I feel I led our conversation in a very Neptune in a very neptune way.

If you would like to know more or register at the Nablo Lab, please go to Embuatology.com.

Thank you so much for listening and I hope you enjoy.

Well, I called your heroes so we could talk a bit about tonight too. And I think it's an interesting conversation because I feel that from all the signs, not to maybe the least,able you know time

talkable you know sign like so it's the one that it's so difficult to put in

language because all the associations will do with Neptune are much more symbolic and even non-visual.

So I think it's true to talk about something that's difficult to see in our mind.

But as someone that really works, you know, with the body,

I think you can bring this bodily intelligence

to the conversation too.

Yeah, yeah, that's interesting.

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