AstroDharma Gathering: Orienting Your Soul Map

Join us for an evening exploring the ancient art of astrology through a dharma informed lens. Your natal chart is often described as a soul map, a symbolic blueprint of this lifetime's journey. In this gathering, we'll learn how to orient and read your chart, focusing on its three foundational pillars: the Sun, Moon, and Ascendant signs.

This is where transpersonal astrology meets contemplative wisdom. Drawing on both Western astrological archetypes and centuries of insight into consciousness and the self, we'll begin to see the natal chart not just as a tool for prediction, but as a mirror for self understanding and inner transformation.

What we'll cover:

• How to orient and read the basic structure of your natal chart
• The Sun sign: your core identity and life force
• The Moon sign: your emotional inner world
• The Ascendant (Rising) sign: how you meet and move through the world

What to bring:
Please bring a printed or digital copy of your natal chart. If you don't have one yet, you can generate it for free online such as at www.astro.com, or samples will be provided for you to practice.

No prior astrology experience needed, just curiosity and an openness to seeing yourself a little differently.

About the Facilitator:
Jenai Lieu has practiced in the Namgyal lineage for over a decade, and continues her training with the Conscious Transformation Collective and Clear Sky Meditation Centre. Her approach interweaves culture, psychology, and art with the spiritual and esoteric threads that underlie wisdom traditions.

Dāna - Pay from the Heart
Generosity (dāna) is a foundational part of our practice. While there is no set fee to attend, we invite you to participate in this cycle of giving and receiving. By offering what you can, you aren't just "paying for a seat"—you are actively practicing dāna and ensuring these resources remain available for the whole community. Please join us and give as your heart and situation allow. There will be a bowl at the door.
Learn more about dāna (the Pali word for generosity) here.