Most folks are familiar with the infamous Saturn return, which occurs approximately at age 28 to 30. But did you know we experience many Saturn cycles throughout our lives? In this episode of The Nature of Invisible Things, I continue the series on midlife transits with listener favorite and therapeutic intuitive, Natasha Levinger. Join us as we discuss her experiences with Saturn's influence on her life and personal growth through an astrological and contemplative review of her birth chart. Natasha, an Aquarian Sun conjunct Venus with a Libra Moon, describes how Saturn's presence in Taurus in her third house contributed to her finding avenues for self-reflection, communication, and eventually her professional path. We also hear about her challenging experiences at age 21 during her second Saturn square that assisted her in creating inner structure and coping skills, and the transformative impact of her mother's death in 2012 during her second Saturn opposition.

Also, in this episode, I have a personal and profound experience that, combined with Venus’ retrograde and Saturn conjunct my Ascendant, led to a pretty big breakthrough in my personal life. I was going to edit it, but ultimately, it felt right to share it, and I will give an update at the end.

Welcome back, Natasha!

Natasha’s Bio:

Natasha Levinger is a therapeutic intuitive, psychic teacher, and inner child healing expert who helps people break free from the patterns they absolutely did not sign up for. She’s the author of Healing Your Inner Child: Reparenting Yourself for a More Secure and Loving Life (now in three languages, so your inner child can feel seen globally), and writes the Substack newsletter Coming Home, a lovingly irreverent guide to becoming the person your inner child actually wanted to grow up to be. She also co-hosts Crystal Ballers, a podcast where psychic insight, healing tools, and sass coexist peacefully. If you’ve ever felt too sensitive, too magical, or too tired of everyone’s nonsense, you’ll probably feel right at home.

Follow Natasha:

Website

Coming Home on Substack

Crystal Ballers Podcast

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You can find Erin at slowmagick.com, @slow.magick on Instagram, and The Nature of Invisible Things on Substack.

Astrologer Erin Kelley hosts, produces, and edits The Nature of Invisible Things Podcast, which features music by Matthew Jaidev of Audio Soul Healing.

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