In this episode of the Inner Circle Podcast, we explore the archetype of Leo and what it teaches us about creative expression, pleasure, and leadership rooted in authenticity. Leo season invites us to remember that our brilliance isn’t something to shrink or tone down—it’s something to be shared. As visionaries, artists, and changemakers navigating a complex world, it’s easy to question whether our joy and self-expression are still relevant or responsible. But Leo reminds us that joy is generative. Beauty is strategic. Pleasure is a legitimate measure of success.

We talk about the creative sovereignty that Leo season activates—how to lead from your essence instead of performance, how to reclaim aesthetics as part of your value system, and how to stop dulling your light just to make others comfortable. We also explore the myth of the perfect strategy and why authentic resonance is the real momentum builder. If you’ve been holding back, playing small, or over-editing your presence, this episode is your invitation back into center stage on your terms.

What We Explore in This Episode:

• Why Leo season is a key moment to reconnect with authenticity, especially in times of global unrest
• The myth that seeking beauty or impact makes you superficial, and how Leo reframes that
• Why pleasure and joy are essential indicators of alignment for visionary work
• How to build resonance through authenticity, not performance
• The difference between strategy-as-performance vs. strategy-as-devotion
• Why there’s no one formula for success—and how to trust your unique rhythm

In this episode, we explore astrology as a guide for visionary decision-making, focusing on the current Neptune–Saturn conjunction and its invitation into decision-making and energetic maturity. This is a deep dive into the paradox of multiplicity and direction—how to move even when clarity is murky, how to lead a life of many callings, and how astrology supports this nonlinear unfolding.

Through a lens that blends developmental psychology, personal mythology, and soul-level vocation, we unpack what it means to choose a path without collapsing other possibilities. If you’ve ever wrestled with being multi-passionate or feared “getting it wrong” in your creative or spiritual work, this episode is your reminder that choosing a direction is how momentum begins.

Key themes in this episode:

• How the Neptune-Saturn conjunction teaches timeline navigation
• Why your dharma might include multiple roles, callings, or crafts
• How astrology helps move energy through decision—not certainty
• Choice as an energetic catalyst for manifestation
• What it means to mature your will through subtle planetary transits

This episode is especially for creative entrepreneurs, visionaries, and mystics who want to move with purpose even inside the unknown.

• (00:00) - Embracing Multi-Passionate Paths Through Astrology and Personal Dharma

In this episode of the Inner Circle Podcast, we explore the Leo New Moon as a gateway for reimagining influence, leadership, and the energetic currency of trust. Rooted in Human Design Gate 31—the Gate of Influence—this lunation teaches us that real leadership is not self-appointed. It must be recognized, invited, and trusted over time. We move beyond performance and virality into the slow, relational work of becoming trustworthy.

This episode offers a deeper look at how lunar cycles—especially the New and Full Moons—act as threshold rituals for visionaries. Through these cyclical rites, we’re invited to listen more closely to what’s no longer true, release it with care, and attune to what wants to emerge through us with greater clarity. Leadership is reframed not as a position, but as a presence that builds trust through congruence and consistency.

Links Mentions:

• The Worldbuilding School, begins 8/5
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• Free Library + Audio Archives :: Archetypes, Soul Work, and Depth

Topics Covered:

• What Human Design Gate 31 teaches us about leadership and timing
• Why influence must be earned through consistent, trustful presence—not claimed
• How lunar rites offer a regenerative rhythm for creative and visionary practice
• Why virality doesn’t equal credibility, and what truly cultivates influence
• How to align your leadership with authenticity, timing, and collective invitation
• What the Pluto opposition reveals about power dynamics in modern leadership
• How to ritualize the New and Full Moon phases for soulful recalibration

• (02:18) - Exploring Lunar Cycles Through Astrology and Human Design

Astrology is one of the most underestimated tools for building vision, a business, or a creative project. Why? Because whether we’re conscious of it or not, we’re always working with astrology.

It is an ancient mythic language that is woven into our relationship with time, technology, and the seasons. When we rise early to work, we’re moving with the Sun; an archetype of will, clarity, and the ego’s drive to shape reality. When we slow down in the evening, we’re moving with the Moon; an archetype of change, intuition, and the pull toward inner life.

Even the structures we resist or participate in—Capitalism, hustle culture, our longing for something slower and more whole—can be traced through planetary cycles. Astrology is not a parlor trick or personality quiz. It’s a living language for understanding the forces we’re already in conversation with. Most of us just have never been taught how to listen.

In this episode of the Inner Circle Podcast by Storywork Studio, Daje Aloh offers synthesis of Astrology not as  a personality typing system or pop-culture mysticism, but as a living system for visionary development. 

You’ll hear how astrology maps the internal ecosystem of the psyche, working like a subtle weather system that speaks to our growth edges, our thresholds, and our capacity to align with larger patterns of becoming. Daje reframes astrology as a tool for developmental psychology and creative orientation.

In this episode, we explore

• How astrology offers a language for the inner alchemy of soul evolution
• Why archetypes help us locate maturity, potential, and personal myth
• What it means to root entrepreneurship in ancestral intelligence and ecological rhythm
• How success changes shape when you work in rhythm with the planets
• The role of astrological wisdom in crafting new economies, stories, and futures

This episode is an invitation to return to astrology as a sacred mirror for how we move through time, change, and creative emergence. 

Understanding the Archetype of Uranus: The Myth, the Astrology, and the Collective Experience of Revolutionary Disruption

In this episode of The Inner Circle Podcast by Storywork Studio: An Institute of Visionary Praxis, host Daje Aloh delves into the mythological and astrological significance of Uranus. Often romanticized as a sacred disruptor and liberatory force, Uranus is explored through its mythological roots as the primordial Sky God with a corrupted heart. Daje discusses how Uranus's chaotic energy invites us to revolt and shape change, emphasizing that we are the true revolutionaries, not Uranus. The episode also highlights the interplay between Uranus and Saturn, urging listeners to harness the chaos for meaningful transformation and liberation.

• 01:11 Introduction to Uranus in Astrology
• 02:00 Mythological Background of Uranus
• 03:33 Uranus and Saturn: The Power Dynamics
• 06:37 Uranus in Modern Astrology
• 11:31 Uranus Transits and Personal Growth
• 20:03 Visionaries and Uranian Medicine

“Am I doing this right?” is the number one question I’ve heard over the years in my Vision Midwifery work. It’s a question I often ask myself sometimes, when I feel the fear of rejection blooming in my chest.

This question is often a signal that some part of what we’re doing, creating, destroying, cultivating, building, and unbuilding carries risk. We risk losing something—belonging, trust, friendship, material possessions, our ego, et cetera.

“Am I doing this right?” is a Summer question. A South question. Because in this question, we can feel the heat rising in our bodies. We can feel both the excitement and the embarassment. We can feel our pulse quicken. We can feel our radical aliveness coming online in ways that edge the space between what is comfortable and what is absolutely not.

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Choosing gives you your power back. This power of choice and waking up in our own dream is exactly what I guide you through in Weavers through integrative ecosomatics and subconscious re-patterning to anchor this process in the body.

Weavers is for you if you want to…

* Increase in Confidence and Magnetism — Amplify your natural capacity to attract opportunities, people, and abundance to your field.

* Increase Your Income or Revenue — Unlock substantial growth and financial resources. Expand your capacity to both receive and hold more wealth.

* Expand your Relational Capacity — Deepen your capacity to attract truly respectful, reciprocal, whole, and fulfilling relationships and emotional connections.

Learn more about Weavers I and join us here.

Also, if you want to deepen this conversation of choice and bring it into your relationship with how you build, consider joining us next Tuesday, April 29th for The Second House, where the power of “choice” will be a steady theme in our 2-hour workshop focused specifically on receiving. The Second House is for you if you are a service-based creative entrepreneur who remembering your true value, charge more for your work, and get paid the rates You deserve.

Learn more about the Second House and join us here.

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“Chance or accident is not responsible for the things that happen to you, nor is predestined fate the author of your fortune or misfortune. Your subconscious impressions determine the conditions of your world. The subconscious is not concerned with the truth or falsity of your feeling. It always accepts as true that which you feel to be true.” — Neville Goddard, Feeling is the Secret

In this episode of the Inner Circle Podcast you are invited into a deeper exploration of the Second House in astrology as a lens for understanding manifestation, value, and the subconscious.

We explore how the Second House reveals what we believe we’re allowed to have—money, love, belonging, safety—and how these beliefs are often coded into our nervous systems through family templates, ancestral experiences, and cultural myths.

In this episode, I walk you through the astrological progression from the 12th to the 1st to the 2nd House, illuminating how the invisible becomes form and why working with the subconscious is central to true transformation.

Free Workshop: The Second House

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"A Centauric process will engage both our creativity and also shed light on our pain, confusion, and inner poisons. Some of which will be personal, and to do with our own life and feelings, and some of which will be larger than our own life, possibly to do with ancestors or the collective. Centauric consciousness may be what helps us discern these boundaries and act accordingly…Their region [the Kuiper Belt] contains what is trying to die and what is trying to be reborn."

Melanie Reinhart, On Chiron, Pholus, and Nessus

The astrological centaurs have been speaking up quite a bit lately — Chiron, Pholus, and Nessus in particular.

They have been loud and disruptive, as centaurs can be, and asking me to look a little deeper. So, I’ve been following this thread and weaving with them, and breathing their stories into living consciousness. I’ve been feeling surprised and ignited by all they have to say and have felt compelled to share my findings with you as well.

In this newsletter and podcast episode, I am starting a mini-series deep diving into the Creative Rites of the Centaurs and how they have more to offer us than their “Wounds”. The astrological Centaurs are powerful, intricate Weavers and if we’re looking closely enough at their myths, they call us to become Weavers, too.